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It covers “topics” such as African Studies; British and European History; Business and Economic History; Cultural Studies; Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies; Latin American and Caribbean Studies; Law, Politics, and ... Since July 2021, a

Washington Post…) as well as others from Europe (Die Tageszeitung…), Africa (Africa Energy Intelligence, All Africa, Liberté –Algeria…), the Middle East (Al Jazeera, Khaleej Times, Jerusalem Post…), Asia (South China Morning ... Thematically,

After the war, the movement was associated with the Sixth Section for economic and social sciences of the École pratique des hautes études in Paris (EPHE –precedent of the École des ... Interestingly, although Annales was not meant to cover a

The Hanseatic League was a great economic power in medieval times, dominating maritime trade in northern Europe across 200 merchant towns and cities in seven countries. ... Further evidence of academic interest is a conference on Hanseatic history

The word across the middle reads ‘Ukraine’ and the three slogans at the bottom read ‘For faith, for Ukraine, for glory’. ... This section discusses the social and economic problems facing the country and its regions (low birth rates, for example,

Caribbean studies, social history, gender, and the economic theories that championed and challenged capitalism in the nineteenth century. ... now mainly held in Goldsmiths’ Library of Economic Literature (Senate House, University of London) and Kress

It is not so much about battles as about his journey as he follows his regiment through the Middle-East, and his observations are inevitably tinged with colonial thinking. ... therefore focus on post-war reconstruction, assessing the economic and

then Economics professor at Gaston Berger University, Senegal, now in the Romance studies department at Duke University, US). ... couple of books looking at historical Ukrainian diplomatic and trade links in areas covered by that department’s Near and

Interestingly, although Annales was not meant to cover a particular time in history, most of their members were experts in either Middle Ages, or early modern period. ... He obtained funding to create the Sixth Section for economic and social sciences at

It was formalised from 1948 to 1994, forming a framework for political and economic dominance by the white population and severely restricting the political rights of the black majority through legislation ... But racial segregation in South Africa began