For God, Country, and Empire? New Zealand and Irish boys in elite secondary education, 1914-1918 by Bennett, C

“…This approach not only captures a common adolescent cohort, but also brings transnational connections to the fore; Catholics comprised approximately 14 percent of New Zealand’s population, at least nine-tenths of whom were of Irish descent. …”

Return of high skilled migrants: an empirical investigation into the knowledge transfer process of two organizations in New Delhi, India by Vijh, R

“…Results drawn from data collected on returnees, non-migrants and transnationals strongly confirm that social ties—strong, intermediate or weak—affect the transfer of knowledge to stakeholders in their organizations. …”

Union of light ion therapy centers in Europe (ULICE EC FP7) – Objectives and achievements of joint research activities by Pötter, R, Balosso, J, Baumann, M, Bert, C, Davies, J, Enghardt, W, Fossati, P, Harris, S, Jones, B, Krämer, M, Mayer, R, Mock, U, Pullia, M, Schreiner, T, Dosanjh, M, Debus, J, Orecchia, R, Georg, D, Ulice Collaborative Research Group

“…Besides the two pillars on Transnational Access (TNA) and Networking Activities (NA), six work packages formed the pillar on Joint Research Activities (JRA). …”

Child welfare and the impact of late-nineteenth-century English reformatory and industrial schools: a life-course analysis of social mobility, emigration, and character by Lamb, GW

“…It shows that working-class families thought of opportunity as transnational but not necessarily imperial.</p> <p>The examination of children’s pre-institutional lives together with the social mobility benefits that welfare delivered, shows that nineteenth-century institutional care offered advantages unmatched in the twentieth century when welfare became centralised, living standards rose and investment dropped. …”

Symbiotic modernity: the emergence of the Ōsui school of thought in modern Japan by Oka, C

“…The concept that I term ‘symbiotic modernity’ encapsulates their efforts to realise a non-hierarchical and inclusive world by replacing the inequality of Western modernity with equality, nationality with transnationality, and the state-centric with people-centric. …”

Private international law aspects of cross-border wrongs on the internet by Bigos, O

“…Wrongs on the internet leave many questions unanswered in transnational litigation. This paper addresses the private international law aspects of cross-border civil wrongs on the internet. …”

Communism in context: The Indonesian Communist Party in West Java, 1949-66 by Woolgar, M

“…This dissertation focuses on events in one province to explore how transnational, national and local histories interacted. …”

The yellow peril discourse in anglophone and sinophone literatures and cultures, 1895 to the present: mutations, reactions, and reinventions by Shi, D

“…Focusing on appropriations of the racist Yellow Peril discourse in a range of Anglophone and Sinophone contexts from 1895 to the present, this thesis advocates a transnational and situated approach to the study of narratives of racialization. …”

Health financing in Brazil, Russia and India: what role does the international community play? by Sridhar, D, Gómez, E

“…Two additional factors explaining our findings cross-cutting all three levels are the strength of the private sector in health, specifically the pharmaceutical industry, and the influence of transnational advocacy movements emanating from the USA and Western Europe for particular diseases.…”

Civil society knowledge networks by Fouksman, E

“…<p>Information technology, media, financial flows and consumer culture have long been acknowledged as transnational connective forces that spread ideas and values around the globe. …”

Financing the fight: The economics of French resistance during World War II by Foulk, D

“…</p> <p>The thesis takes a transnational approach. By using digital humanities techniques, including social network analysis (S.N.A.) and geographic information systems (G.I.S.), alongside forensic accountancy of the Free French and Special Operations Executive (S.O.E.) accounts, the thesis seeks to ‘follow the money’ across the planet, from donor to end-recipient. …”

Mobile activism, material imaginings, and the ethics of the edible: Framing political engagement through the Buycott app by Eli, K, Dolan, C, Schneider, T, Ulijaszek, S

“…Thus, as a case study, Buycott unveils contemporary possibilities for citizen participation and the formation of activist consumer communities, both local and transnational, through mobile technologies. Our analysis shows, however, that despite the app’s user-generated format, the forms of activism it enables are constrained by the app’s binary construction of action as consumption or non-consumption and its ethos of ‘voting with your wallet’. …”

The condition of exile: Ghanaian exile networks and competing nationalisms, 1957-1993 by Aldrich, H

“…The prevalence of the nation-state as an analytical framework has led to the exclusion of exiles and other mobile individuals from conventional historical narratives, despite the significant impact which such transnational activists have had on the political development of Africa in general and Ghana in particular.…”

From revolt to nostalgia: rethinking the Moroccan postcolonial malaise with Mohammed Khaïr-Eddine, Abdelkebir Khatibi, and Abdellatif Laâbi by Lyamlahy, K

“…Grounded in the political turmoil of the 1960s and 1970s, the following two chapters demonstrate that the writers’ revolt is either strictly personal, connected to political activism, geared towards cultural decolonization, or concerned with transnational struggles, while being simultaneously performed in aesthetics through innovative strategies of formal transgression in theatre and poetry, for instance. …”

Nationalism, cosmopolitanism and empire in Britain's American expatriate community, c.1815–1914. by Tuffnell, S

“…<p>This study examines the coalescence of American expatriate communities in Britain between 1815 and 1914. Blending transnational and post-colonial approaches to US history, this dissertation explores the nuanced roles of Americans in Britain as intermediaries in the consolidation of US independence, the formation of American nationalism, and the emergence of American empire. …”

Citizen's Europe: free movement, free markets, and the making of Schengen by Stanley-Becker, I

“…</p> <p>The thesis contributes to greater understanding of globalisation and the integration of Europe; security and transnational sovereignty; and citizenship and individual rights.…”

Terrorism: what the statistics show / Mokhtar Muhammad and Haliza Hasan by Muhammad, Mokhtar, Hasan, Haliza

“…The GTD includes systematic data on domestic as well as transnational and international terrorist incidents that have occurred during this period and contain more than 140,000 cases. …”
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Virtual R&D teams: innovation and technology facilitator by Ale Ebrahim, N., Ahmed, S., Taha , Z.

“…Virtual teams base on information technology are formed to facilitate transnational innovation processes and it should be noted that innovation has a positive impact on corporate performance. …”
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Undocumented workers during Malaysia’s Movement Control Order (MCO) by Diana Peters, Marja Azlima Omar, Ramli Dollah, Wan Shawaluddin Wan Hassan

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Migration Impact of Behavioral Science in Organizational Behavior: Empirical Evidence by Connie Shin @ Connie Cassy Ompok, Huazhang Liu, Youjun Ma

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