Humanitarianism and the Greater War, 1914-24

Introduction: humanitarianism and the Greater War - Elisabeth Piller and Neville Wylie
PART I: GLOBAL WAR, GLOBAL AID
1 Humanitarian aid across the ocean: Argentine contributions to the relief of Europe during the Great War - Maria Ines Tato
2 Sagas of swords, scrolls, and dolls: Japanese humanitarian aid to Belgium -Hanne Deleu
3 Geographies of humanitarian mobilisation: Portuguese Africa and the Great War - Ana Paula Pires
4 Philanthropy in time of war: Paul Nathan and the Hilfsverein der deutschen Juden -Christoph Jahr
PART II: THE POLITICS AND POWER OF AID
5 The neutrals at war: humanitarian competition in the Great War - Cedric Cotter
6 Neutrality and the politics of protection: the United States as a protecting power, 1914-17 - Neville Wylie
7 Blockaders as humanitarians? Connecting the Allied blockade of Germany and post-war
Humanitarianism - Phillip Dehne
8 Better fed than red: international famine relief, 1921-22 - Kimberly Lowe
PART III: THE LEGACIES AND LIMITS OF GREAT WAR-ERA RELIEF
9 Abandoning Poland: Great War humanitarianism as a history of failure - Elisabeth Piller
10 Children and the 'hunger politics' of 1919-20: food aid to German children and the
founding of the international Save the Children Movement - Tatjana Eichert and Rebecca Gill
11 'The most deplorable victims'? The language of humanitarianism and relief to intellectuals in the era of the Great War -Tomas Irish
12 The imperial 'guardians' of slavery: international humanitarianism, colonial labour policies, and the crisis of imperial governance under the League of Nations, 1919-26 - Christian Mueller
Afterword - Branden Little
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