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Global History Antony G Hopkins

Global History von Antony G Hopkins

Global History Antony G Hopkins


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Hopkins's Introduction places the new global history in the context of national history and world history; It is essential reading for anyone studying international history, world history, globalization, or world politics.

Global History Zusammenfassung

Global History: Interactions Between the Universal and the Local Antony G Hopkins

Globalization is the buzz-word of today. It envelops our world, but it also has long historical roots. This edited volume shows how the universal principles embodied in the process of globalization have interacted with diverse localities across the globe during the past two centuries.

A. G. Hopkins presents a collection of fresh case studies that draw on different parts of the world - ranging from the Navajo reservation to Japan, via the Middle East and Vietnam - and cover various types of history: economic, political, social, cultural and intellectual. Hopkins's Introduction places the new global history in the context of national history and world history; William H. McNeill, the pioneering historian of large-scale history, concludes the volume with a reflective Afterword. The historical record demonstrates that globalization has not only produced uniformity but has also reinforced difference. Global History offers a coherent explanation of these diverging outcomes, and in doing so points towards a new type of world history. It is essential reading for anyone studying international history, world history, globalization, or world politics.

Global History Bewertungen

'Seldom does a collection of historical essays by specialists in such diverse fields achieve so much.' - from the Afterword by William H. McNeill, University of Chicago, USA 'A stimulating and accessible collection which confirms that the future of history is global.' - Marnie Hughes-Warrington, Macquarie University, Australia 'You may have noticed that our species is charging in opposite directions, some of us toward political, economic and cultural globalization, which involves the loss of unique and often valuable characteristics, and others of us toward fragmentation, which often leads to friction, squabbles, and even the loss of lives. If our schizophrenia concerns you, read Global History: Interactions between the Universal and the Local.' - Alfred W. Crosby, University of Texas at Austin, USA 'This original and engaging collection of essays, edited by a distinguished historian of imperialism, will help historians and their students appreciate the complex, contradictory and unexpected forces that globalization puts into play. Through diverse themes that include the design of Navajo textiles, the economics of world music and the phonogram, Ho Chi Minh's tricky manoeuvrings between East and West, and the first International Congress on Race, they show how ideas, styles, theories and technologies have ricocheted back and forth, how the local has created the global, and the global has created the local. Taken together they offer a sophisticated introduction to an increasingly important theme in world history.' - David Christian, San Diego State University, USA 'A remarkable and unusual collection, and not just because of the sheer geographical and chronological range of the themes which the authors discuss, but also because of the fact that this large body of scholarship arises from a single Department of History. I doff my hat to its editor and organizers. It is also most successful in reminding readers of just how early were the 'interactions between the Universal and the Local', and not just at the economic level but in the world of ideas, culture, language, and material artefacts.' - Paul Kennedy, Yale University

Über Antony G Hopkins

A.G. HOPKINS, formerly the Smuts Professor of Commonwealth History at the University of Cambridge, UK, and now an Emeritus Fellow of Pembroke College, Cambridge, UK, is currently the Walter Prescott Webb Professor of History at the University of Texas at Austin, USA. He is a leading historian of imperialism, and has made important contributions to the study of globalization and global history.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

List of Illustrations and Maps.- Preface.- Acknowledgements.- Introduction: Interactions Between the Universal and the Local; A.G.Hopkins.- Value Added in the Production and Trade of Navajo Textiles: Local Culture and Global Demand; E.Bsumek.- Universals of Yesteryear: Hegel's Modernity in an Age of Globalization; R.Hart.- The Cosmopolitanism of National Economics: Friedrich List in a Japanese Mirror; M.Metzler.- Internationalist Activism and Global Civil Society at the High Point of Nationalism: The Paradox of the Universal Races Congress (1911); T.Matysik.- Talking Machine World: Selling the Local in the Global Music Industry, 1900-1920; K.Miller.- Competing Forms of Globalization in the Middle East: From the Ottoman Empire to the Nation State, 1918-1967; G.D.Schad.- Universal Claims, Local Uses: Reconceptualizing the Vietnam Conflict, 1945-1960; M.A.Lawrence.- Globalization and the Mythology of the 'Nation State'; P.L.White.- Afterword: World History and Globalization; W.H.McNeill.- Notes.- Contributors.- Index.

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GOR008554123
9781403987938
1403987939
Global History: Interactions Between the Universal and the Local Antony G Hopkins
Gebraucht - Sehr Gut
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Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
20061005
320
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