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WiSe 16/17: The World in Global History: Themes and Perspectives

Sebastian Conrad

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This lecture series is co-taught by the faculty of the Global History Program. While some sessions will focus on specific themes such as labor, and the economy, most sessions will take a specific region as their point of departure and discuss the role of South Asia, Eastern Europe, Japan, Latin America, the United States, Africa, South-East Asia and the Middle East in global history. The lecture series offers both an opportunity to gain a first overview over themes and regions in global context, and to get to know the core faculty of the program.
25.10. Introduction to the master program & welcome reception, Sebastian Conrad
01.11. Nationalism in the nineteenth century in global perspective: The case of Imperial Germany, Sebastian Conrad
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15.11. Central Asia in Global History, Timothy Nunan
22.11. Japan in Global History, Michael Facius
29.11. The Balkans in Global History, Hannes Grandits
06.12. Emotions in Global History, Margrit Pernau
13.12. Global Labor History, Andreas Eckert
20.12. No Class
10.1. Modern Middle East in Global History, Ulrike Freitag
17.1. North America in Global History, Jessica Gienow-Hecht
24.1. African History and Global History, Adreas Eckert
31.1. South East Asia in Global History, Vincent Houben
07.2. Latin America in Global History, Debora Gerstenberger
14.2. Global Economic History, Alexander Nützenadel Schließen