The Routledge Handbook of Transregional Studies
Herausgeber: Middell, Matthias
The Routledge Handbook of Transregional Studies
Herausgeber: Middell, Matthias
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This handbook brings together the various fields within which transregional phenomena are scientifically observed and analysed. Both international and interdisciplinary, it provides the first overview of the flourishing field of transregional studies and is the ideal volume for students and scholars of this diverse subject and its related fields
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This handbook brings together the various fields within which transregional phenomena are scientifically observed and analysed. Both international and interdisciplinary, it provides the first overview of the flourishing field of transregional studies and is the ideal volume for students and scholars of this diverse subject and its related fields
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- Routledge History Handbooks
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 704
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Dezember 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 173mm x 245mm x 44mm
- Gewicht: 1276g
- ISBN-13: 9780367732684
- ISBN-10: 0367732688
- Artikelnr.: 69525649
- Routledge History Handbooks
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Seitenzahl: 704
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Dezember 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 173mm x 245mm x 44mm
- Gewicht: 1276g
- ISBN-13: 9780367732684
- ISBN-10: 0367732688
- Artikelnr.: 69525649
Matthias Middell is professor of cultural history at Leipzig University and its Centre for Area Studies. He has written extensively on the global implications of the French revolution, the history of East Central Europe since the eighteenth century, and on the transformations of the field of global history since the late nineteenth century. He is editor of Comparativ - A Journal of Global History and Comparative Studies.
List of special features Notes on contributors Transregional studies: a new
approach to global processes Part I: Histories of area studies and
methodological approaches Introduction Chapter 1: Transregionality in the
history of area studies Chapter 2: Balkan counter-circulation:
internationalizing area studies from a periphery during the Cold War
Chapter 3: Area studies scholarship of Asia Chapter 4: Area studies,
Regionalwissenschaften, aires culturelles: the respatialization of area
studies from a bird's-eye view Chapter 5: Methods in transregional studies:
intercultural transfers Chapter 6: Comparative area studies Chapter 7:
Transregional study of class, social groups, and milieus Chapter 8: The
study of transregional movements Part II: Colonialism and post-colonial
studies Introduction Chapter 9: Multiple Atlantics Chapter 10: Indian Ocean
worlds Chapter 11: Movements, sites, and encounters of (post-)colonial
knowledge in and of the Pacific Chapter 12: Colonial expertism and its
post-colonial legacies Chapter 13: From the village to the world: subaltern
studies as critical historicism Chapter 14: The invention of the Third
World and the geopolitics of dependence and development Chapter 15:
Decolonization and Cold War geographies: remapping the post-colonial world
Part III: Spatial formats Introduction Chapter 16: Continents and
civilizations Chapter 17: Languages and spaces: La Francophonie and other
'phonies' Chapter 18: Historical meso-regions and transregionalism Chapter
19: Border studies: temporality, space, and scale Chapter 20: Global cities
Chapter 21: Special economic zones and transregional state spatiality
Chapter 22: Transregional trade infrastructures in the nineteenth and
twentieth centuries Part IV: Economic entanglements Introduction Chapter
23: Conceptualizing the world economy: the world market Chapter 24: Great
Divergence: addressing global ineq
approach to global processes Part I: Histories of area studies and
methodological approaches Introduction Chapter 1: Transregionality in the
history of area studies Chapter 2: Balkan counter-circulation:
internationalizing area studies from a periphery during the Cold War
Chapter 3: Area studies scholarship of Asia Chapter 4: Area studies,
Regionalwissenschaften, aires culturelles: the respatialization of area
studies from a bird's-eye view Chapter 5: Methods in transregional studies:
intercultural transfers Chapter 6: Comparative area studies Chapter 7:
Transregional study of class, social groups, and milieus Chapter 8: The
study of transregional movements Part II: Colonialism and post-colonial
studies Introduction Chapter 9: Multiple Atlantics Chapter 10: Indian Ocean
worlds Chapter 11: Movements, sites, and encounters of (post-)colonial
knowledge in and of the Pacific Chapter 12: Colonial expertism and its
post-colonial legacies Chapter 13: From the village to the world: subaltern
studies as critical historicism Chapter 14: The invention of the Third
World and the geopolitics of dependence and development Chapter 15:
Decolonization and Cold War geographies: remapping the post-colonial world
Part III: Spatial formats Introduction Chapter 16: Continents and
civilizations Chapter 17: Languages and spaces: La Francophonie and other
'phonies' Chapter 18: Historical meso-regions and transregionalism Chapter
19: Border studies: temporality, space, and scale Chapter 20: Global cities
Chapter 21: Special economic zones and transregional state spatiality
Chapter 22: Transregional trade infrastructures in the nineteenth and
twentieth centuries Part IV: Economic entanglements Introduction Chapter
23: Conceptualizing the world economy: the world market Chapter 24: Great
Divergence: addressing global ineq
List of special features Notes on contributors Transregional studies: a new
approach to global processes Part I: Histories of area studies and
methodological approaches Introduction Chapter 1: Transregionality in the
history of area studies Chapter 2: Balkan counter-circulation:
internationalizing area studies from a periphery during the Cold War
Chapter 3: Area studies scholarship of Asia Chapter 4: Area studies,
Regionalwissenschaften, aires culturelles: the respatialization of area
studies from a bird's-eye view Chapter 5: Methods in transregional studies:
intercultural transfers Chapter 6: Comparative area studies Chapter 7:
Transregional study of class, social groups, and milieus Chapter 8: The
study of transregional movements Part II: Colonialism and post-colonial
studies Introduction Chapter 9: Multiple Atlantics Chapter 10: Indian Ocean
worlds Chapter 11: Movements, sites, and encounters of (post-)colonial
knowledge in and of the Pacific Chapter 12: Colonial expertism and its
post-colonial legacies Chapter 13: From the village to the world: subaltern
studies as critical historicism Chapter 14: The invention of the Third
World and the geopolitics of dependence and development Chapter 15:
Decolonization and Cold War geographies: remapping the post-colonial world
Part III: Spatial formats Introduction Chapter 16: Continents and
civilizations Chapter 17: Languages and spaces: La Francophonie and other
'phonies' Chapter 18: Historical meso-regions and transregionalism Chapter
19: Border studies: temporality, space, and scale Chapter 20: Global cities
Chapter 21: Special economic zones and transregional state spatiality
Chapter 22: Transregional trade infrastructures in the nineteenth and
twentieth centuries Part IV: Economic entanglements Introduction Chapter
23: Conceptualizing the world economy: the world market Chapter 24: Great
Divergence: addressing global ineq
approach to global processes Part I: Histories of area studies and
methodological approaches Introduction Chapter 1: Transregionality in the
history of area studies Chapter 2: Balkan counter-circulation:
internationalizing area studies from a periphery during the Cold War
Chapter 3: Area studies scholarship of Asia Chapter 4: Area studies,
Regionalwissenschaften, aires culturelles: the respatialization of area
studies from a bird's-eye view Chapter 5: Methods in transregional studies:
intercultural transfers Chapter 6: Comparative area studies Chapter 7:
Transregional study of class, social groups, and milieus Chapter 8: The
study of transregional movements Part II: Colonialism and post-colonial
studies Introduction Chapter 9: Multiple Atlantics Chapter 10: Indian Ocean
worlds Chapter 11: Movements, sites, and encounters of (post-)colonial
knowledge in and of the Pacific Chapter 12: Colonial expertism and its
post-colonial legacies Chapter 13: From the village to the world: subaltern
studies as critical historicism Chapter 14: The invention of the Third
World and the geopolitics of dependence and development Chapter 15:
Decolonization and Cold War geographies: remapping the post-colonial world
Part III: Spatial formats Introduction Chapter 16: Continents and
civilizations Chapter 17: Languages and spaces: La Francophonie and other
'phonies' Chapter 18: Historical meso-regions and transregionalism Chapter
19: Border studies: temporality, space, and scale Chapter 20: Global cities
Chapter 21: Special economic zones and transregional state spatiality
Chapter 22: Transregional trade infrastructures in the nineteenth and
twentieth centuries Part IV: Economic entanglements Introduction Chapter
23: Conceptualizing the world economy: the world market Chapter 24: Great
Divergence: addressing global ineq