Can there be a global micro history?

Led by Maxine Berg (Global History and Culture Centre, University of Warwick), John-Paul Ghobrial (History Faculty, Oxford) and Jorge Flores (Dept. of History and Civilization, European University Institute), the AHRC Global Microhistory network asks 'Can there be a global micro history?.

Among the publications that will emerge from the collaboration, John-Paul Ghobrial edited a supplement issue of Past & Present called 'Global History and Microhistory' that was published in November 2019:

 

Read the full supplement here, available to download for free in open access:

 

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Past & Present 
Volume 242, Issue Supplement_14, November 2019:Global History and Microhistory

https://academic.oup.com/past/issue/242/Supplement_14 

 

For more information on the network visit their network pages: 

 

https://www.history.ox.ac.uk/global-history-and-microhistory-ahrc-network#tab-530811

https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/history/ghcc/research/globalmicrohistory

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