The Academic World in the Era of the Great War

Chapter 1 Introduction: The Academic World in the Era of the Great War

Chapter 2 Off Campus: German Propaganda Professors in America, 1914–1917

Chapter 3 Men of Science: The British Association, Masculinity and the First World War

Chapter 4 Junior Faculty, National Education and the (Re)making of the Academic Community in the Russian Empire During and After the Great War

Chapter 5 “Despite Wars, Scholars Remain the Great Workers of the International”: American Sociologists and French Sociology During the First World War

Chapter 6 Trinity College Dublin: An Imperial University in War and Revolution, 1914–1921

Chapter 7 A World in Collapse: How the Great War Shaped Waldemar Deonna’s Theory on Europe’s Decline

Chapter 8 “The Domain of the Young as the Generation of the Future”: Student Agency and Anglo-German Exchange After the Great War

Chapter 9 “Can the Science of the World Allow This?”: German Academic Distress, Foreign Aid and the Cultural Demobilization of the Academic World, 1919–1925

Chapter 10 American Scientists and the Process of Reconciliation in the International Scientific Community, 1917–1925

Chapter 11 Negotiated Truth: The Franco–German Historians Agreement of 1951 and the Long History of Cultural Demobilization After the First World War

Chapter 12 The World of Science, the Great War and Beyond: Revisiting Max Weber’s Wissenschaft als Beruf