Conceptualizing global history
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Conceptualizing global history
（Global history）
Westview Press, 1993
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Includes bibliographical references
内容説明・目次
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ISBN 9780813316833
内容説明
The contributors to this book offer both theoretical treatments and a number of examples of what global history is and how it might be expressed. It establishes a new way of thinking about history in the coming millenium and develops a sophisticated methodology which not only takes account of "globalism" but sets up a dialectic between it and "localism".
目次
- An introduction to global history
- the theory of global history
- the rounding of the earth - ecology and global history
- global history: conceptual feasability and environmental reality
- global history and the Third World
- from universal history to global history
- global history in a post-modernist era?
- applied global history - migration and its enemies
- a globalizing economy - some implications and consequences
- human rights as global imperative
- the globalization of music - expanding spheres of influence
- an overview - on the prospect of global history.
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: pbk ISBN 9780813316840
内容説明
This book examines our entrance into a global epoch and the need for a historical awareness to match that event. It attempts to foster a new scholarly perspective, a new historical consciousness, and a new subfield of history. The contributors offer both a theoretical treatment and a number of applied examples of what global history is and how it might be written. As we enter a truly global epoch we need a historical awareness to match the times. This book offers a new scholarly perspective, a new historical consciousness, and a new sub-field of historyglobal historythat will have a major impact on the way we write history and make policy in the future. The need for a new approach can be seen everywhere: in environmental problems that ignore national boundaries, in nuclear threats that have no territorial limitations; in the rapid increase in multi-national economic activity; and in advances in space exploration and communication satellites that link peoples to a degree hitherto unimagined. The contributors to this book offer both a theoretical treatment and a number of examples of what global history is and how it might be written.It is recognized that global history is not the only history that can or should be written, and that globalism is often matched by increased localism, thus requiring a keen sense of the dialectic involved.
New actors need to be identified and studied on the historical stage, other than the nation state. Though global history is a form of contemporary history, starting from our present moment it must look backward, with the range depending on the problem. Thus, global history seeks to be methodologically sophisticated while pioneering a new way of thinking about history in the coming millenium.
目次
- An Introduction to Global History
- (Bruce Mazlish.)
- The Theory of Global History
- The Rounding of the Earth: Ecology and Global History
- (Neva R. Goodwin.)
- Global History: Historiographical Feasibility and Environmental Reality
- (Wolf Schfer.)
- Global History and the Third World
- (Ralph Buultjens.)
- From Universal History to Global History
- (Manfred Kossok.)
- Global History in a Postmodernist Era?
- (Bruce Mazlish.)
- Applied Global History
- Migration and Its Enemies
- (Wang Gungwu.)
- A Globalizing Economy:
- Some Implications and Consequences
- (Richard J. Barnet and John Cavanagh.)
- Human Rights as Global Imperative
- (Louis Menand III.)
- The Globalization of Music: Expanding Spheres of Influence
- (John Joyce.)
- An Overview
- On the Prospect of Global History
- (Raymond Grew.).
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