This book shows how the 20th century world was shaped by a group of cosmopolitan elites from Asia who embraced internationalism and circulated ideologies throughout their global networks.
This book shows how the 20th century world was shaped by a group of cosmopolitan elites from Asia who embraced internationalism and circulated ideologies throughout their global networks.
Leonie Wolters is a postdoc researcher at the Leibniz Centre for Contemporary History in Potsdam, Germany. Having studied in Utrecht, Edinburgh and Dar es Salaam she has also worked in journalism and created several documentaries for Dutch radio.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction: Giving a Face to the World; M. N. Roy in the Role of a Lifetime Chapter 1: Clubs for Outsiders; Making a Vagrant Elite Chapter 2: Worldly Bodies; Practices of Mobility across Ideological Divides Chapter 3: Bengali Actors on World Stages Chapter 4: Human Resources: Exiles, Professional Revolutionaries and Development Experts Chapter 5: A Flat Earth: Perspectives from Nowhere Conclusion: The World Incorporated Bibliography
Introduction: Giving a Face to the World; M. N. Roy in the Role of a Lifetime Chapter 1: Clubs for Outsiders; Making a Vagrant Elite Chapter 2: Worldly Bodies; Practices of Mobility across Ideological Divides Chapter 3: Bengali Actors on World Stages Chapter 4: Human Resources: Exiles, Professional Revolutionaries and Development Experts Chapter 5: A Flat Earth: Perspectives from Nowhere Conclusion: The World Incorporated Bibliography
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