Daniel Laqua is Associate Professor of History at Northumbria University, UK. He has published widely on the themes of pacifism, socialism, anti-slavery, socialialism, anarchism, the historiography of humanitarianism and the interplay between the League of Nations and political activism. His publications include International Organizations and Global Civil Society, Internationalism Reconfigured and The Age of Internationalism and Belgium.
Introduction: Making Sense of Transnational Activism
1. Empire and Activism
2. Humanitarianism in War and Peace
3. Building a Peaceful World
4. Class, Revolution and Social Justice
5. The Politics of Gender and Sexuality
6. Encountering Racism and Discrimination
7. The Rights of Others
8. Going Green
Conclusion
