Governing the Rural in Interwar Europe

Liesbeth van de Grift is Assistant Professor in the History of International Relations at Utrecht University.Amalia Ribi Forclaz is Assistant Professor in International History at the Graduate Institute for International and Development Studies, Geneva.

• 1. The Green Heart of Governance: Rural Europe during the Interwar Years in a Global Perspective, Kiran Klaus Patel 2. Internal Colonization in Weimar Germany: Transnational and Local Approaches to Rural Governance in the 1920s, Elizabeth B. Jones 3. Colonization Projects and Agrarian Reforms in East-Central and Southeastern Europe, 1913–1950, Dietmar Müller 4. Cultivating Land and People: Internal Colonization in Interwar Europe, Liesbeth van de Grift 5. The Future of Village Life: Welfare, Planning and the Role of Government in Rural Britain between the Wars, Clare Griffiths 6. The "Social Museum" of Village Life: Sociology and Heritage in 1930s Romania, Raluca Mușat 7. Knowledge and Power in the Making of the Soviet Village, Katja Bruisch 8. Between Mobilization and De-Politicization: Political Technologies of Rural Self-Government in Weimar Germany, Anette Schlimm 9. Governing Rural Exodus in Nazi Germany: 1933 to 1939, Ernst Langthaler 10. Guardians of the Countryside: The Associated Countrywomen of the World (ACWW) and International Rural Governance in the Interwar Years, Amalia Ribi Forclaz 11. Cartels, Grossraumwirtschaft and Statistical Knowledge: International Organizations and Their Efforts to Govern Europe’s Forest Resources in the 1930s and 1940s, Martin Bemmann 12. The Red Peasant International, Wim van Meurs