Contextualizing the Rise of Comparative Political Theory
By guest contributor Josey Tom If the creation of subfields within a discipline indicates its development rather than its demise,
Tag: Global History
The pedagogy of Global History?
By Editor Derek Kane O’Leary, This is the third of four graduate student commentaries in our Graduate Forum on Sebastian
JHIBlog Forum: What is Global History?
We are thrilled to introduce a graduate student forum on Sebastian Conrad’s What is Global History? (Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2016). Contributions will
Towards an Intellectual History of Modern Poverty
by guest contributor Tejas Parasher In Chapter 3 of The History Manifesto, David Armitage and Jo Guldi support historians’
Global/Universal History: A Warning
by contributing editor Disha Karnad Jani Last week, in an essay on the state of global history, historian Jeremy Adelman
Global History of Ideas: A Sea for Fish on Dry Land
by guest contributor Dag Herbjørnsrud A remarkable example of how ideas migrate across so-called cultural borders and change minds in
Intellectual History and Global Transformations
By guest contributor Timothy Wright During the final weekend of this last October, eighteen graduate students from a variety of
Comparative Difficulties in the Global Academy
by guest contributor Nicholas Bellinson [Fu Xi] looking up… observed the images in the heavens and looking down he observed
Synthesis, Narrative, and Conversation: On Thomas Bender
by guest contributor Daniel London New York Intellectual, Global Historian, a conference honoring New York University’s Thomas Bender last week,
Global Microhistory: One or Two Things That I Know About It
by guest contributor Maryam Patton Where does the local fabric of human life stand in the great heights of global