35.1 - Global Communication
Special Issue
- Wenzlhuemer, Roland: Telecommunication and globalization in the nineteenth century: editorial.
- Wenzlhuemer, Roland: Globalization, communication and the concept of space in global history.
- Headrick, Daniel: A double-edged sword: communications and imperial control in British India.
- Yang, Daqing: Telecommunication and the Japanese Empire: a preliminary analysis of telegraphic traffic.
- Fletcher, Paul: The uses and limitations of telegrams in official correspondence between Ceylon's Governor General and the Secretary of State for the Colonies, circa 1870-1900.
- Márquez Quevedo, Javier: Telecommunications and colonial rivalry: European telegraph cables to the Canary Islands and Northwest Africa, 1883-1914.
- Lahiri Choudhury, Deep Kanta: Of codes and coda: meaning in telegraph messages, circa 1850-1920.
- Winder, Gordon M.: Imagining world citizenship in the networked newspaper: La Nación reports the assassination at Sarajevo, 1914.
- Bonea, Amelia: The medium and its message: reporting the Austro-Prussian War in the Times of India.
- Mann, Michael: The deep digital divide: the telephone in British India 1883-1933.
- Evans, Heidi J.S.: "The path to freedom"? Transocean and German wireless telegraphy, 1914-1922.
- Müller, Simone: The transatlantic telegraphs and the Class of 1866: the formative years of transnational networks in telegraphic space, 1858-1884/89.
- Hamill, Lynne: The social shaping of British communications networks prior to the First World War.
Mixed Issue.
