| 7 | | MdW, Acknowledgments
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| 9 | | Marco de Waard, Amsterdam and the Global Imaginary
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| 27 | | Ulrich Ufer, Imagining Social Change in Early-Modern Amsterdam: Global Processes, Local Perceptions
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| 45 | | Dorothee Sturkenboom, Amidst Unscrupulous Neightbours: Amsterdam Money and Foreign Interests in Dutch Patriotic Imagery
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| 67 | | Michael Wintle, Visualizing Commerce and Empire: Decorating the Built Environment of Amsterdam
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| 83 | | Joyce Goggin and Erinç Salor, Romance and Commerce: Imagining Global Amsterdam in the Contemporary Historical Novel
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| 101 | | Marco de Waard, Dutch Decline Redux: Remembering New Amsterdam in the Global and Cosmopolitan Novel
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| 125 | | Patricia Pisters, Form, Punch, Caress: Johan van der Keuken's Global Amsterdam
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| 143 | | Marco de Waard, Rembrandt on Screen: Art Cinema, Cultural Heritage, and the Museumization of Urban Space
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| 169 | | Sabine Vanacker, Imagining a Global Village: Amsterdam in Janwillem van de Wetering's Detective Fiction
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| 187 | | Henriette Louwerse, Amsterdam, City of Sirens: On Hafid Bouazza's Short Story 'Apolline'
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| 201 | | Mark E. Demaci, Amsterdam and/as New Babylon: Urban Modernity's Contested Trajectories
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| 219 | | Freek Schmidt, Amsterdam's Architectural Image from Early-Modern Print Series to Global Heritage Discourse
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| 239 | | Jeroen Dewulf, Amsterdam Memorials, Multiculturalism, and the Debate on Dutch Identity
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| 255 | | Bharain Mac an Bhreuthiún, Graphic Design, Globalization, and Placemaking in the Neighbourhoods of Amsterdam
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| 273 | | Michaël Deinema and Manuel B. Aalbers, A Global Red-Light City? Prostitution in Amsterdam as a Real-and-Imagined Place
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| 289 | | Markha Valenta, Global Eros in Amsterdam: Religion, Sex, Politics
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