global history
A Macroscope for Global History Seshat Global History Databank: a methodological overview
... of global history we need to access the existing historical data in a format very different from that which drives much of the scholarship: the organization of the chronology by ruling families, or ...
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Global History, Imperial History and Connected Histories of Empire
... As has been made clear above, in writing connected histories of empire we can build on some significant historiographical foundations. Some historians and historical geographers have already sought to explore themes of ...
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Writing Global History and Its Challenges—A Workshop with Jürgen Osterhammel and Geoffrey Parker
... All historians must address these problems: they are not con fi ned to those who wish to write global history. Parker also noted the problem of finding an appropriate chronology when writing global ...
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Building the Seshat Ontology for a Global History Databank
... The Global History Databank’ is therefore to systematically organize this knowledge and make it accessible for empirical analysis, by compiling a vast repository of structured data on theoretically relevant ...
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Global History and Biography: Reconciling Macro- and Micro Narratives in History Writing
... individuals by employing fourty biographies. Sanjay Subrahmanyam‟s book (1997) on Vasco da Gama managed to extract Vasco da Gama from his nationalist frames to construct a proper figure of world history. Natalie ...
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Laten we Global History overbodig maken: Recensie van Sebastian Conrad, What is Global History?
... naar global history als ‘competing approaches’ (hoofdstuk 3), en ‘distinct ap- proach’ (hoofdstuk 4), in relatie tot ‘forms of integration’ (hoofdstuk 5), ‘space’ ...
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Global History: Interactions between the Universal and the Local
... Chinese history as a record of ...restore global history to its rightful place, first in higher education, but ultimately and more significantly, in schools and other mediums of mass ...of ...
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The lacuna of capital, the state and war? The lost global history and theory of Eastern agency
... on the many inventions that had been pioneered by the earlier developers – the Middle East/Egypt, India and, above all, China – in order to make the final breakthrough into modernity. In other words, the uneven and ...
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The challenge of global history
... ‘big history’: the macro-processes which, it seems plausible to think, have shaped global history over the longue ...of global history since ...
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Recalcitrant seeds : material culture and the global history of science
... Natural History) to bureaucratic correspondence stored in its national ‘overseas’ archives, and from the mu- nicipal documents preserved in provincial port town archives to individual scholars’ private ...
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A global history of early childhood education and care
... the history of ECEC around the world. I will begin with a global overview of developments followed by a description of the major regional variations (Africa, Asia, Latin America, and Europe/AngloAmerica) ...
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Global history in the age of crisis: metanarratives of material progress and the rise of Asia
... polycentric global economic history in our polycentric times that corrects the myth of European supremacy before ...of global crisis. Even if many historians from the “east” and the “global ...
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The Global History of Organic Farming
... Chapter eight, entitled ‘The globalization of organic farming’, comprises three sections. The first is on Britain, and apart from brief mentions of important figures such as Lady Eve Balfour and Jorian Jenks is mostly ...
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Nature and Power: A Global History of the Environment
... Environmental History’, describes a world in which those who took the crucial decisions often had little or no interest in their environmental impacts because they occurred so far ...
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Seshat: The Global History Databank
... Neither approach is entirely satisfactory. Eventually, when our geographic coverage becomes more complete, we will be able to include the effects of both spatial proximity and ‘cultural proximity’ (for example, ...
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Global Intellectual History
... and global could be more clearly defined, his example offers an interesting insight into the role of language and culture in creating identities, ideas, and interactions beyond the local ...between global ...
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Women at the intersection of the local and the global in schools and community history in Britain since the 1980s
... school history has tended to obscure endeavours by teachers to link sub-national local histories to global ...with History Workshop, countered the Conservative narrative with a proposal to engage ...
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A History of History
... of history has largely failed to make much of an impact is its refusal by and large to examine what it is that historians actually do, preferring instead to concentrate on a priori literary theory – favouring ...
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Mochras borehole revisited: a new global standard for Early Jurassic earth history
... Magnetostratigraphy. The new core will have great po- tential for definition of a magnetostratigraphy for the Early Jurassic interval. An accurate magnetostratigraphy is partic- ularly important because it enables ...
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'A place full of trade' : placing an early modern Chinese town in global cultural history
... description of the Chinese empire and the images added for the Van Meurs edition of Nieuhof’s account were seen by readers throughout Europe, as Latin, German, French and English versions appeared throughout the decades ...
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