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Introduction. Part 1: Transnational Women’s Activism 1. ‘Overcoming Hierarchies through Internationalism : May Wright Sewall’s Engagement with the International Council of Women (1888-1904)’ Karen Offen 2. ‘Transnational mentoring: the impact of Sarojini Naidu's 1924 visit to South Africa on Cissie Gool and women's leadership’ Patricia van der Spuy and Lindsay Clowes 3. "Spectacular Feminism": The International History of Women, World Citizenship and Human Rights Glenda Sluga 4. ‘Cold War Internationalisms, Nationalisms and the Yugoslav-Soviet Split: The Union of Italian Women and the Antifascist Women's Front of Yugoslavia’ Chiara Bonfiglioli Part 2: Varieties of Women’s Activism 5. "We are equal to men in ability to do anything!": African Jamaican women and citizenship in the interwar years Henrice Altink  6. ‘The trials and tribulations of a black woman leader: Lilian Ngoyi and the South African liberation struggle’ Barbara Caine 7. ‘East Bengal Women’s Education, Literature and Journalism: From the Late Nineteenth Century Through the 1960s’ Shirin Akhtar 8. ‘Fighting the Double Moral Standard in Edwardian Britain: Suffragette Militancy, Sexuality and the Nation in the Writings of the Early Twentieth-Century Century British Feminist, Christabel Pankhurst' June Purvis 9. ‘Housewives-Lib and Co-op in Japan (1970s-1990s)' Kiyoko Yamaguchi  Part 3: Changing Relationships between ‘Unequal Sisters’ 10. ‘Plenty European ladies told me you should give me fair place same as everybody’: Gender, race and Aboriginal domestic service’ Victoria Haskins 11. "A Breach of Confidence by Their Greatly Beloved Principal": A Furore at Women’s Christian College, Chennai, India, 1940. Margaret Allen 12. ‘Confronting ‘Race’: French Feminism’s Struggle to Become Global’ Jennifer Duncan