Rotem Kowner is Professor of History and Japanese Studies at the University of Haifa. He is the author of From White to Yellow and Tsushima.

Iris Rachamimov is Associate Professor of History at Tel Aviv University. She is the author of POWs and the Great War.

Introduction: Military, Civilian, and Political Internments: Examining Great War Internments Together, by Iris Rachamimov and Rotem Kowner
Part I: Internments in Europe1. (Dis)entangling the Local, the National, and the International: Civilian Internment in Germany and in German-Occupied France and Belgium in Global Context, by Matthew Stibbe

2. The Captives of the Kaiser: Schutzhaft and Political Prisoners in Germany, by André Keil

3. Securitized Protection: Health Work in Wartime Austria-Hungary and the Making of Refugee Camps, by Doina Anca Cretu

4. Alexandra Palace: A Concentration Camp in the Heart of London, by Assaf Mond

5. Prisoner-of-War Civilian Experience: The Role of Profession among POWs, by Lena Radauer

6. The Face and Race of the Enemy: German POW Photographs as a Weapon of War, by Nancy Fitch
Part II: Internments Beyond Europe7. "Enemies of Our Country": Internment in Canada's Rocky Mountains National Park, 1915-1917, by Bohdan S. Kordan

8. Globalizing Captivity: "Little Germany in China", by Naoko Shimazu

9. German Propaganda and the African and Asian Theaters of the War, by Mahon Murphy
Part III: Interwar Repurcussions and Beyond10. Internment after the War's End: "Humanitarian Camps" in the POW Repatriation Process, 1918-1923, by Hazuki Tate

11. POWs, Civilians, and the Postwar Development of International Humanitarian Law, by Neville Wylie and Sarina Landefeld

Conclusion: World War I and Its Internments: Final Remarks, by Iris Rachamimov and Rotem Kowner