2. From Archaic Globalization to International Networks, circa 1600–2000

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments vii
4. 1. Regional Histories, Global Processes, Cross-Cultural Interactions 1
5. 2. From Archaic Globalization to International Networks, circa 1600–2000 14
6. 3. Sufi Brotherhoods: Transcultural /Transstate Networks in the Muslim World 30
7. 4. Cotton: A Global History 48
8. 5. From Red Crosses to Golden Arches: China, the Red Cross, and The Hague Peace Conference, 1899–1900 64
9. 6. Constructing Africa: African American Writers before Emancipation 94
10. 7. Migration Control and the Globalization of Borders: China and the United States, 1898–1911 109
11. 8. Smuggling and Its Malcontents 135
12. 9. Cartographies of Connection: Ocean Maps as Metaphors for Interarea History 150
13. 10. Chronology, Crossroads, and Commonwealths: World-Regional Schemes and the Lessons of Caucasia 167
14. 11. Regimes of World Order: Global Integration and the Production of Difference in Twentieth-Century World History 202
15. Contributors 239
16. Index 243