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Walt Disney and Europe

Robin Allan

1999

The search for authenticity in modern Japanese literature

Hisaaki Yamanouchi

1978

Noritake for Europe

Pat Murphy

2001

Ukraine between East and West

Ihor Sevcenko, Frank E. Sysyn, Ihor Ševčenko

1996

Roses from the steel dust

Baumann, Walter

1999

Before the empire of English

Alok Yadav

2004

The English Church and the Continent in the tenth and eleventh centuries

Veronica Ortenberg

1992

The West in the world

Dennis Sherman, Joyce E. Salisbury, Joyce Salisbury

2000

The politics of exile

Bryan R. Washington

1995

Dangerous pilgrimages

Malcolm Bradbury

1996

Global interests

Jerry Brotton, Lisa Jardine

2000

Golden cables of sympathy

Margaret McFadden

1999

Destination Hollywood

Larry Langman

2000

The meeting of Eastern and Western art from the sixteenth century to the present day

Michael Sullivan

1973

Europe in love, love in Europe

Luisa Passerini

1999

The Isles

Norman Davies

1999

The poetics of imperialism

Eric Cheyfitz

1991

Moving the Centre

Ngũgĩ wa Thiongʼo, Dídac Gurguí

1993

Marvellous thieves

Paulo Lemos Horta

2017

The European Roots of Canadian Identity

Philip Resnick

2005

Wretched exotic

Katherine Joslin, Price, Alan

1993

Portrait of a novel

Michael Edward Gorra

2012

Anglomania

Ian Buruma

2000

Matthew Arnold on continental life and literature

Alexander Peebles Kelso

1914

Cinematic Modernism

Susan McCabe

2004

Heard it through the grapevine

Greg Charles Smith

1991

The art of James Branch Cabell

Hugh Walpole

1920

The esoteric origins of the American Renaissance

Arthur Versluis

2001

The idea of Latin America

Walter Mignolo

2005

English humanism

Joanna Martindale

1985

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