| African Labour in Europe (Africa) | Fogarty, Richard | East and Central Africa, Egypt, Northern Africa, Union of South Africa, West Africa | Home Front, Power |
| Atrocities | Kramer, Alan | Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Great Britain, Ottoman Empire, Serbia, Ukraine | Violence |
| Bereavement and Mourning (USA) | Hulver, Richard Allen | USA | Home Front |
| Between Acceptance and Refusal - Soldiers' Attitudes Towards War (Canada) | Smith, Nathan | Canada | Violence |
| Centenary (Turkey) | Maksudyan, Nazan | Ottoman Empire | Post-war |
| Colonial Military Participation in Europe (Africa) | Koller, Christian | East and Central Africa, Northern Africa, West Africa | Violence |
| Commemoration, Cult of the Fallen (Union of South Africa) | de Vries, Jacques Jean Pierre | Union of South Africa | Post-war |
| Enemy Aliens and Internment | Stibbe, Matthew | Austria-Hungary, Germany, Great Britain, USA | Power |
| Exile and Migration (Sweden) | Kvist Geverts, Karin | Sweden | Home Front |
| Exile and Migration (Switzerland) | Huber, Anja | Switzerland | Home Front |
| Extra-European Theatres of War | Moyd, Michelle | Australia, China, East and Central Africa, Egypt, France, India, Indochina, Iraq, Japan, Micronesia, New Zealand, Northern Africa, Ottoman Empire, Southern Africa, Syria, West Africa | Violence |
| Health and Medicine (India) | Sehrawat, Samiksha | India | Home Front |
| Historiography 1918-Today (Africa) | Koller, Christian | Africa | Post-war |
| Hong Kong | Kwong, Chi Man | Hong Kong | |
| Imperialism | Barth, Boris | Austria-Hungary, Belgium, China, East and Central Africa, France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Japan, Northern Africa, Ottoman Empire, Portugal, Serbia, Southern Africa, USA, Union of South Africa, West Africa | Pre-war |
| Indigenous Experiences of War (USA) | Voigt, Matthias | USA | Violence |
| Internment (Canada) | Avery, Donald H. | Canada | Violence |
| Latin America | Rinke, Stefan and Kriegesmann, Karina | Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Panama, Peru | Home Front, Media, Power, Pre-war, Violence |
| Literature (Africa) | Orosz, Kenneth J. | Africa | Media |
| Literature (India) | Das, Santanu | India | Media |
| Making Sense of the War (Australia) | Ziino, Bart | Australia | Media |
| Migration and Mobility | Schrover, Marlou | Australia, Canada, Germany, Great Britain, Russian Empire, USA | Home Front |
| Migration (Norway) | Brazier, Eirik | Norway | Home Front |
| Militarism | Melby, Christian K. | Germany, Great Britain and Ireland, Italy, Japan, Russian Empire | Pre-war |
| Negotiating and Mediating Conduct of War | Stibbe, Matthew | Austria-Hungary, Belgium, China, East and Central Africa, France, Germany, Great Britain, Italy, Japan, Northern Africa, Ottoman Empire, Russian Empire, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, The Netherlands, USA, West Africa | Violence |
| Occupation after the War (Belgium and France) | Godfroid, Anne | Belgium, France | Post-war, Power |
| Post-war Turmoil and Violence (Hungary) | Révész, Tamás | Hungary | Post-war |
| Prisoners of War and Internees (Great Britain) | Panayi, Panikos | Great Britain, Ireland | Violence |
| Prisoners of War and Internees (Union of South Africa) | Dedering, Tilman | Union of South Africa | Violence |
| Prisoners of War (Ottoman Empire/Middle East) | Yanıkdağ, Yücel | Ottoman Empire | Violence |
| Propaganda in the Colonies (Africa) | Orosz, Kenneth J. | Africa | Media |
| Resettlement | Gatrell, Peter | Austria-Hungary, Belgium, Bulgaria, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Russian Empire, Serbia | Power |
| South African Troops in Europe and the Middle East (Union of South Africa) | Delport, Anri | Union of South Africa | Violence |
| Teskilat-i Mahsusa (Ottoman Empire) | Moreau, Odile | Ottoman Empire | Power |
| The Internment of Russophiles in Austria-Hungary | Choliy, Serhiy | Austria-Hungary | Violence |
| Urban Societies and Cities | Lees, Andrew | Austria-Hungary, France, Germany, Great Britain, Ottoman Empire, Russian Empire | Home Front |
| Xenophobia | Brodie, Thomas | Austria-Hungary, Germany, Great Britain, Japan, Ottoman Empire, Poland, USA | Power |
