History after Hobsbawm : writing the past for the twenty-first century /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Oxford, United Kingdom :
Oxford University Press,
2018.
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| Edition: | First edition. |
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Table of Contents:
- The challenges of history / John H. Arnold, Matthew Hilton, and Jan Rüger
- Gendering property, racing capital / Catherine Hall
- Writing Europe into the history of the British Empire / Jan Rüger
- Indigenous comparisons / enaud Morieux
- Hobsbawm and researching the history of nationalism / John Breuilly
- Decolonization as tragedy? / Bill Schwarz
- Jiangnan style : doing global economic history in the medieval period / Chris Wickham
- Global history and the transformation of early modern Europe / Maxine Berg
- Industrial history, working lives, nation, and empire, viewed through some key Welsh woollen objects / Pat Hudson
- Social and environmental history in the anthropocene / Paul Warde
- Material histories of the world : scales and dynamics / Frank Trentmann
- Five swans over Littleport : Fenland folklore and popular memory, c. 1810-1978 / Andy Wood
- Rethinking gender and labour history / Sonya O. Rose and Sean Brady
- Postcolonial history as war history in the twentieth century / Yasmin Khan
- The people's history and the politics of everyday life since 1945 / Jon Lawrence
- A visit to the dead : genealogy and the historian / Alison Light
- A 'slight angle to the universe' : Eric Hobsbawm, politics, and history / Geoff Eley.