Foreword, Matthew Lee Miller
Introduction: Collaboration and Conflict: The YMCA at War, Jeffrey C. Copeland and Yan Xu
Chapter 1: The Damn Y Man in WWI: Service, Perception, and Cigarettes, Joel R. Bius
Chapter 2: Huts in the Holy Land: The YMCA and British Empire Soldiers in the Sinai and
Palestine Campaigns, 1916–1918, Edward C. Woodfin
Chapter 3: To Help and To Organize: The YMCA in Italy during the Great War, Ugo Pavan Dalla Torre
Chapter 4: The American YMCA and War Work Service in Russia in World War I and the Russian Civil War, 1914–1923, Kenneth A. Steuer
Chapter 5: The YMCA and the Science of International Civil Statecraft in Post-World War I
Czechoslovakia, Erika Cornelius Smith
Chapter 6: The YMCA with the American Occupation Force in Germany after World War I,
Larry A. Grant
Chapter 7: “Character Conservancy in Shanghai’s Emergency”: The YMCA in Shanghai, 1931–1942, Kristin Mulready-Stone
Chapter 8: Befriending Soldiers: The Emergency Service to Soldiers Program of the Chinese YMCA during the Second Sino-Japanese War, 1937–1945, Yan Xu
Chapter 9: “In Harmony with American Democracy”: The YMCA in California during the Japanese American Internment and Resettlement, Jeffrey C. Copeland
Chapter 10: “Canadians for Canadians Only...It's Like a Paradise”: Sport, Leisure, and the Canadian YMCA in England during the Second World War, John J. Maker
Chapter 11: The YMCA, YWCA, and the "Civilizing" of Australian Servicemen in Postwar Japan, John Moremon