Section One: Transnational and Comparative Approaches to 1916 1. Globalising the Easter Rising: 1916 and the Challenge to Empires (Enrico Dal Lago, Róisín Healy and Gearóid Barry) 2. The Easter Rising and the Changing Character of Irregular Warfare (Timothy D. Hoyt) Section Two: The Atlantic World 3. Echoes of the Rising in Quebec's Conscription Crisis: The French Canadian Press and the Irish Revolution between 1916 and 1918 (Charles-Philippe Courtois) 4. The Great American Protest: African Americans and the Great Migration (Cecelia Hartsell) 5. Lala Lajpat Rai, Indian Nationalism, and the Irish Revolution: The View from New York, 1914-1920 (David Brundage) 6. Johannesburg's Green Flag: The Contemporaneity of the Easter Rising and the 1922 Rand Rebellion (Jonathan Hyslop) Section Three: North Africa, Asia and the Pacific 7.

1916 in the Middle East and the Global War for Empire (Michael Provence) 8. 'A Tempest in a British Tea Pot': The Arab Question in Cairo and Dehli (Erin O'Halloran) 9. "Revolutionaries, Renegades and Refugees": Anti-British Allegiances in the Context of World War I (Stephen McQuillan) 10. From Dublin to Turgai: Discourses on Small Nations and Violence in the Russian Muslim Press in 1916 (Danielle Ross) 11. "To be avoided at all hazards: rebel Irish and syndicalists coming into office": The Easter Rising, Climatic Conditions and the 1916 Australian Referendum on Conscription (Daniel Marc Segesser) Section Four: European Responses and Parallels 12. British Labour and Irish Rebels: "Try and Understand" ( Geoffrey Bell ) 13. The Execution of Cesare Battisti: Loyalty, Citizenship, and Empire in the Trentino in World War I (Vanda Wilcox) 14. "The Same Thing Could Happen in Finland": The Anti-Imperial Moment in Ireland and Finland, 1916-1917 (Andrew Newby) 15.

The execution of Cesare Battisti: loyalty, citizenship and empire during the First World War (Vanda Wilcox) 16. Early Risers and Late Sleepers: The Easter Rising and the Poznanian Uprising of 1918/19 Compared (Róisín Healy).