The Academic World in the Era of the Great War

Front Matter ....Pages i-xiii
 Introduction: The Academic World in the Era of the Great War  (Marie-Eve Chagnon, Tomás Irish)....Pages 1-18
Front Matter ....Pages 19-19
 Off Campus: German Propaganda Professors in America, 1914–1917  (Charlotte A. Lerg)....Pages 21-41
 Men of Science: The British Association, Masculinity and the First World War  (Heather Ellis)....Pages 43-64
 Junior Faculty, National Education and the (Re)making of the Academic Community in the Russian Empire During and After the Great War  (Alexander Dmitriev)....Pages 65-94
Front Matter ....Pages 95-95
 “Despite Wars, Scholars Remain the Great Workers of the International”: American Sociologists and French Sociology During the First World War  (Andrew M. Johnston)....Pages 97-118
 Trinity College Dublin: An Imperial University in War and Revolution, 1914–1921  (Tomás Irish)....Pages 119-139
 A World in Collapse: How the Great War Shaped Waldemar Deonna’s Theory on Europe’s Decline  (Christina Theodosiou)....Pages 141-160
Front Matter ....Pages 161-161
 “The Domain of the Young as the Generation of the Future”: Student Agency and Anglo-German Exchange After the Great War  (Tara Windsor)....Pages 163-187
 “Can the Science of the World Allow This?”: German Academic Distress, Foreign Aid and the Cultural Demobilization of the Academic World, 1919–1925  (Elisabeth Piller)....Pages 189-211
 American Scientists and the Process of Reconciliation in the International Scientific Community, 1917–1925  (Marie-Eve Chagnon)....Pages 213-231
 Negotiated Truth: The Franco–German Historians Agreement of 1951 and the Long History of Cultural Demobilization After the First World War  (Mona L. Siegel)....Pages 233-250
Front Matter ....Pages 251-251
 The World of Science, the Great War and Beyond: Revisiting Max Weber’s Wissenschaft als Beruf  (Roy MacLeod)....Pages 253-270
Back Matter ....Pages 271-276