| Contents |
Introduction : internationalists and Europe / David Brydan and Jessica Reinisch -- Building a communist Tower of Babel : Esperanto and the language politics of internationalism in revolutionary Russia / Brigid O'Keeffe -- Coded internationalism and telegraphic language / Heidi Tworek -- An international language for all : basic English and the limits of a global communication experiment / Valeska Huber -- Radio and revolution : Tirana via Bari, from Moscow to Beijing / Elidor Mehilli -- Speaking the language of humanitarianism or 'speaking Bolshevik' : visions and vocabularies of relief in Soviet Armenia, 1920-1928 / Jo Laycock -- Yugoslav refugees and British relief workers in Italian and Egyptian refugee camps, 1944-1946 / Kornelija Ajlec -- Local and global : religious institutes, Catholic internationalism and the Peru mission / Carmen M. Mangion -- Knowledge as aid : locals experts, international health organizations and building the first Czechoslovak penicillin factory, 1944-49 / S̐uawomir ̐uotysz -- Student activists and international cooperation in a changing world, 1919-1960 / Daniel Laqua -- Vegetables of the world unite! : grassroots internationalization of disabled citizens in the post-war period / Monika Ba̐uar -- 'A writer deserves to be paid for his work' : American progressive writers, foreign royalties, and the limits of Soviet internationalism in the mid-to-late 1950s / Kristy Ironside -- Antagonistic internationalists : Catholic activists and the UN system after 1945 / David Brydan -- Internationalists in flight? : tourism, propaganda, and the making of Air France's global empire / Jessica Lynne Pearson -- Even better than the real thing? : the United States, the TVA, and the development of the Mekong / Vincent Lagendijk -- Epilogue / Kiran Pate. |
