The Cambridge History of Violence - Series page

pp iii-iv

The Cambridge World History of Violence - Title page

pp v-v

Copyright page

pp vi-vi

Contents

pp vii-x

Figures and Maps

pp xi-xi

Contributors to Volume IV

pp xii-xiv

Introduction to Volume IV

pp 1-18

Part I - Race, Religion and Nationalism

pp 19-144

1 - Empires and Indigenous Worlds: Violence and the Pacific Ocean, 1760 to 1930s

pp 21-40

2 - Heresy and Banditry: Religious Violence in China since 1850

pp 41-67

3 - Violence, Non-Violence, the State and the Nation: India, 1858–1958

pp 68-87

4 - Racial Violence in the United States since the Civil War

pp 88-109

5 - Religion and Violence in Modern South Asia

pp 110-124

6 - Coercion and Violence in the Middle East

pp 125-144

Part II - Intimate and Gendered Violence

pp 145-224

7 - A Global History of Sexual Violence

pp 147-167

8 - Sexual Violence against Children: A Global Perspective

pp 168-186

9 - Homicide in a Global Perspective: Between Marginalisation and Resurgence

pp 187-206

10 - Violence and Sport, 1800–2000

pp 207-224

Part III - Warfare, Colonialism and Empire in the Modern World

pp 225-344

11 - Frontier Violence in the Nineteenth-Century British Empire

pp 227-245

12 - Genealogies of Modern Violence: Arendt and Imperialism in Africa, 1830–1914

pp 246-262

13 - Religious Dynamics and the Politics of Violence in the Late Ottoman and Post-Ottoman Levant

pp 263-285

14 - Violence and the First World War

pp 286-303

15 - Witnessing and Fighting Nazi Violence during World War II

pp 304-325

16 - Violence and the Japanese Empire

pp 326-344

Part IV - The State, Revolution and Social Change

pp 345-558

17 - Change and Continuity in Collective Violence in France, 1780–1880

pp 347-366

18 - Geographies of Genocide: The European Rimlands, 1912–1948

pp 367-385