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This textbook offers a comprehensive overview of global economic history from the 16th to the 20th century, covering key themes like trade, industrialisation, and colonialism, with updated content and new chapters on capitalism, empires, and regional economies.
Cet ouvrage retrace l’histoire complexe de l’esclavage dans les mondes musulmans, en soulignant la diversité des traites et des formes de servitude, tout en interrogeant les héritages persistants de cette histoire jusqu’à nos jours.
Dieser Band beleuchtet seit 1945 die Vielfalt, Konflikte und Unterschiede innerhalb der LSBTI-Communities im deutschsprachigen Raum und macht queere Zeitgeschichte erstmals einem breiten Publikum zugänglich.
This book examines Greek migration to West Germany as a path to Europeanization, shaped by Cold War tensions and historical trauma. It highlights the Greek state's role in managing migrants through long-distance nationalism, offering a transnational perspective on postwar migration in the broader Mediterranean and Southeast European context.
This book explores clothing in early modern Rome, revealing how dress defied strict social boundaries and offering fresh insights into the city’s cultural, social, and political life through rich archival sources.
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