Carolyn Biltoft

Carolyn Biltoft is an Associate Professor specializing in International History and Politics. Her research focuses on the intellectual and material infrastructures of globalization, particularly through the lens of media history and critical theory. She holds a PhD from Princeton University (2010) and has authored influential works such as A Violent Peace: Media, Truth and Power at the League of Nations (2021). Her current research explores Henri Bergson’s philosophical premonitions of digital-age dilemmas.

Thematic Expertise:

• Information/media theory & policy
• New media & social impacts
• Politics of knowledge
• Globalisation
• Religion & politics
• Peacebuilding & economic history

Her recent publications analyze geopolitical language philosophies, Keynesian meta-geography, and the dynamics of misinformation in historical and contemporary contexts. She critiques scholarly enclosures in academic publishing and examines the League of Nations’ role in shaping global economic and cultural frameworks.

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