The Possibilities of Transnational Activism: The Campaign for Disarmament between the Two World Wars Book

PART I: PURPOSE AND METHOD
1. Transnational Activism: Untested Assertions
2. The Interwar Disarmament Campaign: A Test Case

PART II: BACKGROUND TO THE DISARMAMENT CAMPAIGN
3. Roots, Precursors and Precedents
4. Composition

PART III: EVOLUTION OF THE DISARMAMENT CAMPAIGN
5. The Emergence of the Interwar Disarmament Movement, 1919 to 1925
6. The Preparatory Commission and the Development of Disarmament Activism,
1926 to 1930

PART IV: THE WORLD DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE
7. Preparations for the World Disarmament Conference, 1931
8. The World Disarmament Conference: The First Six Months, February to July 1932
9. The International Consultative Group and the Collapse of the World Disarmament Conference, July 1932 to October 1933

PART V: ASSESSMENT - THE POSSIBILITIES OF TRANSNATIONAL ACTIVISM
10. Impact of the Disarmament Campaign
11. Testing the Factors Affecting Impact
12. Summary of Conclusions

APPENDICES I.The Principal Associations II.The Principal Activists III.Organisations that Participated in the Trocadéro Conference IV.Organisations that Participated in the Interorganization Council on Disarmament V.The Women’s Disarmament Petition VI.The ‘Budapest’ Resolution

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