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This book explores the evolution and impact of internationalism as a political movement, from the late 19th century to the aftermath of World War II. Faries examines the emergence of transnational networks of activists and intellectuals, the founding of international organizations such as the League of Nations, and the struggles and achievements of the internationalist movement in promoting peace, human rights, and global cooperation.
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