Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments vii
4. 1. Sites of International Memory 1
5. Part I: From National to International Sites of Memory
6. 2. Palimpsests: National, International, and Transnational Sites of Memory 17
7. 3. The Nansen Passport as Site of International and Exilic Memory 38
8. Part II: From Imperial to Postcolonial Sites of International Memory-Making
9. 4. The Boxer War and International Memory 71
10. 5. The Arctic: Memory Beyond Territoriality? 97
11. 6. Antarctica and the Stratigraphy of International Memory 115
12. 7. “I Seem to Hear the Camel Bells”: Xi Jinping’s New Silk Road and the Politics of the Belt-and- Road Initiative as a Future Global Memory of Illiberal Internationalism 141
13. Part III: City-Sites of International Memory
14. 8. Revolutionary Roads: Tashkent as a Site of Indian Internationalism 165
15. 9. Cosmopolitan, Global, International? New York’s Material Sites of Memory and Forgetting 188
16. 10. Rediscovering the Total Liberation of Africa: Recalling Addis Ababa as a Site of African Internationalism 215
17. 11. Greening Our Common Fate: Stockholm as a Node of Global Environmental Memory 237
18. Part IV: Memory-Making and Multilateral Institutions
19. 12. Absent Memory and Abundant Present of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights 269
20. 13. International Conflict, National Pasts, and UNESCO World Heritage and Memory of the World 294
21. 14. Internationalism from the Inside: The Women of the United Nations Secretariat in New York 321
22. List of Contributors 347
23. Index 353