Graham Law is a Professor Emeritus at Waseda University, Tokyo.

• List of FiguresNotes on ContributorsAcknowledgmentsIntroductionGraham LawCHAPTER 1. Nineteenth-century Shipwreck Narratives and the Transimperial Construction of WhitenessCharlotte Ann LeggCHAPTER 2. Victorians on the Japanese Shore: Competitive Transimperialism and the Japan PunchPreeshita BiswasCHAPTER 3. The French-language Press in the Modern Romanian Context (1790-1876): Communication, Circulation, and DisseminationGabriel LeancaCHAPTER 4. Diffusion versus Association: Changing Configurations of the Global Circulation of FolktalesGraham LawCHAPTER 5. Global Print and Local Copies: An Armenian Popular Fiction AnthologyAlex MacFarlaneCHAPTER 6. Transimperial Knowledge of Africa for Young Readers: Circulation and Reception of theNovels of Stanley and Haggard in the Grand Duchy of FinlandRaita MerivirtaIndex

Graham Law is a Professor Emeritus at Waseda University, Tokyo.

• List of FiguresNotes on ContributorsAcknowledgmentsIntroductionGraham LawCHAPTER 1. Nineteenth-century Shipwreck Narratives and the Transimperial Construction of WhitenessCharlotte Ann LeggCHAPTER 2. Victorians on the Japanese Shore: Competitive Transimperialism and the Japan PunchPreeshita BiswasCHAPTER 3. The French-language Press in the Modern Romanian Context (1790-1876): Communication, Circulation, and DisseminationGabriel LeancaCHAPTER 4. Diffusion versus Association: Changing Configurations of the Global Circulation of FolktalesGraham LawCHAPTER 5. Global Print and Local Copies: An Armenian Popular Fiction AnthologyAlex MacFarlaneCHAPTER 6. Transimperial Knowledge of Africa for Young Readers: Circulation and Reception of theNovels of Stanley and Haggard in the Grand Duchy of FinlandRaita MerivirtaIndex

Graham Law is a Professor Emeritus at Waseda University, Tokyo.

• List of FiguresNotes on ContributorsAcknowledgmentsIntroductionGraham LawCHAPTER 1. Nineteenth-century Shipwreck Narratives and the Transimperial Construction of WhitenessCharlotte Ann LeggCHAPTER 2. Victorians on the Japanese Shore: Competitive Transimperialism and the Japan PunchPreeshita BiswasCHAPTER 3. The French-language Press in the Modern Romanian Context (1790-1876): Communication, Circulation, and DisseminationGabriel LeancaCHAPTER 4. Diffusion versus Association: Changing Configurations of the Global Circulation of FolktalesGraham LawCHAPTER 5. Global Print and Local Copies: An Armenian Popular Fiction AnthologyAlex MacFarlaneCHAPTER 6. Transimperial Knowledge of Africa for Young Readers: Circulation and Reception of theNovels of Stanley and Haggard in the Grand Duchy of FinlandRaita MerivirtaIndex