Alcohol Flows Across Cultures

Waltraud Ernst is Emerita Professor in the History of Medicine, c. 1700-97811383020512000 at Oxford Brookes University, UK

• 1. Introduction: Alcohol Flows Across Cultures. Drinking cultures in transnational and comparative perspectiveWaltraud Ernst 2. The Same Drink? Wine and absinthe consumption and drinking cultures among French and Muslim groups in nineteenth-century AlgeriaNina Salouâ Studer3. Drinking and Production Patterns of Wine in North Africa During French Colonisation, c. 1830-1956Nessim Znaien4. International Dis-ease: Alcohol and colonialism in the international city of Tangier, c. 1912-1956Francisco Javier Martínez5. Between Promotions and Prohibitions: The shifting symbolisms and spaces of beer in modern TurkeyEmine Ö. Evered and Kyle T. Evered6. Good Hope for the Pilsner: Commerce, culture, and the consumption of the Pilsner beer in British Southern Africa, c. 1870-1914Malcolm F. Purinton7. ‘A hotbed of sins’ or ‘just like home’? Drinking cultures in colonial Qingdao, c. 1897-1914Sabina Groeneveld8. Filched Fungi? Bioprospecting and the circulation of ‘Chinese yeast’, c. 1892-1933Tristan Revells9. Gariahat Whisky: Bootlegged cosmopolitanism and the making of the nationalistic state, Calcutta, c. 1923-35 Projit Bihari Mukharji10. ‘Lurvenbrow’: Bavarian beer culture and barstool diplomacy in the global market, 1945-1964Robert Terrell11. Twenty-First-Century Transnational Neo-Temperance Julie Robert