Information Beyond Borders

Introduction, W. Boyd Rayward; Chapter 1 Of Artifacts and Organs, Frank Hartmann; Chapter 2 The Formation of Global News Agencies, 1859-1914, Volker Barth; Chapter 3 "In the Pursuit of Colonial Intelligence", Heather Gaunt; Chapter 4 Divided Space-Divided Science? Closing and Transcending Scientific Boundaries in Central Europe between 1860 and 1900, Jan Surman; Chapter 5 Scholarly Networks and International Congresses, Paul Servais; Chapter 6 Organizing a Global Idiom, Markus Krajewski; Chapter 7 Beyond Babel, Fabian de Kloe; Chapter 8 Laboratories of Social Thought, Christophe Verbruggen, Julie Carlier; Chapter 9 Sociology in Brussels, Organicism and the Idea of a World Society in the Period before the First World War, Wouter Van Acker; Chapter 10 Collecting Paper, Nader Vossoughian; Chapter 11 Alfred H. Fried and the Challenges for "Scientific Pacifism" in the Belle Epoque, Daniel Laqua; Chapter 12 Global Government through Science, Geert J. Somsen; Chapter 13 Dynamics of Networks and of Decimal Classification Systems, 1905-35, Charles van den Heuvel; Chapter 14 The Great Classification Battle of 1910, Mary Carroll, Sue Reynolds; Chapter 15 From Display to Data, Dave Muddiman; Chapter 16 An Information Management Tool for Dismantling Barriers in Early Multinational Corporations, Alistair Black;