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su L'Indice, in edicola e nelle librerie da oggi, trovate una mia lunga intervista sulla costruzione delle identità nella Storia, il mio prossimo libro e tanto altro. 1/2
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I am wary of the best-selling "people's history" of the Bangladesh war being one that does not read Bengali-language sources. I think much is lost by not being able to express the written or oral experiences of genocide survivors and narrating 1971 as a journey of absolution
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Excellent piece in the latest issue of The Ideas Letter: “Samuel Huntington’s “Clash of Civilizations,” an article and later a book that few liked but many cited, merits revisiting. Hans Kundnani and Srirupa Roy consider today’s surprising and irresistible rise of
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Estados latinoamericanos Esta es mi lista corta de libros comparativos sobre la formación inicial de los Estados latinoamericanos y sus efectos en la capacidad estatal. Se centran en el siglo XIX. Centeno sentó las bases del debate. Otros continuaron la agenda de investigación.
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#NewRelease The French Campaign in Egypt, 1798-1801 Facing the ‘Other’ Evgeniya Prusskaya. Palgrave Macmillan 2025 #OpenAccess Prelims & Introduction PDF 🎯 https://t.co/fmB9RzX7X1
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David McNally in conversation w/ Gerald Horne about his new book "Slavery and Capitalism" "We need to rethink & rewrite labor history by way of centering the chattel proletariat...these workers on plantations regularly used strike action & forms of collective organizing... 1/4
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After years in archives, my book The Interpreters: British Internationalism and Empire in Southeastern Europe, 1870–1930 is out with @ManchesterUP! It traces how Britain grappled with national questions from the Balkans to Ireland. 🔗 https://t.co/lUbo0GErou
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Latin American States This is my short list of comparative books on the initial formation of Latin American states and its effects on state capacity. It focuses largely on the nineteenth century. Centeno set the terms of the debate. Others kept this research agenda going.
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Ahora que empezó el operativo de apoyo pidiendo que vuelva el criminal Vladimiro Montesinos (“liberen al kraken”), habría que volver a difundir la abundante blibliografía sobre este nefasto personaje. Por eso les molesta hablar de memoria.
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México fue el segundo mercado esclavista de la América española hasta 1640. La ciudad de Puebla tuvo una importancia fundamental, como nos muestra Pablo Sierra. La esclavitud urbana fue tan importante como la que se desarrolló en los grandes centros mineros de Nueva España.
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1485, Portugal made first contact with the powerful Kingdom of Benin, marking the beginning of European contact with the region In 1485, the Hausa city-states were vibrant hubs of trade, culture, and craftsmanship, strategically positioned along West African trade routes.
I wonder what niggas in Sub-saharan Africa was doing in 1485.
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📚 Book of the Week 📚 In ‘Nations before the nation-state', Anna Marisa Schön disentangles the nation from the nation-state and offers a new history of this concept. Read @annie_m_hsu’s review: https://t.co/zoE8L5eT9P
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You need to read these books 📚 "A dirty war in West Africa : the RUF and the destruction of Sierra Leone" by Lansana Gberie. https://t.co/iOlEhAa4fw "A People Betrayed : The Role of the West in Rwanda's Genocide" by Linda Melvern. https://t.co/SlSwvraZWq
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La ‘riforma’ dell’università per la quale il governo aveva avuto delega parlamentare sarà approvata entro l’anno come collegato alla legge di stabilità. Dunque, se c’è un momento in cui mobilitarsi, quel momento è ora. https://t.co/QSctGzofPI
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Sono molto grato a Roars per la pubblicazione di questo mio intervento, che va inteso come un segnale di allarme rivolto a tutta la comunità universitaria italiana. I processi che avevo tratteggiato...
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The "Africans sold Africans" crew repudiate any discussion on who built the forts, who built the slave ships, who financed the trips, who insured the loss and who fought wars to maintain their access to the African continent and the people they trafficked from it. Many New
Considering the discourse on this app this week more comrades need to study Gerald Horne’s work. The foundation of the U.S. is settler colonialism and slavery and these are still here today. Any Liberation movement must be Decolonial led by Natives and Africans. Study History ⬇️
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Quel rôle l’Europe est-elle amenée à jouer dans les négociations autour de l’avenir de la bande de Gaza ? Analyses et réponses dans notre colloque à venir 👉 🎓Colloque "La Palestine et l'Europe : poids du passé et dynamiques contemporaines" 🤝 Coorganisé avec la Chaire
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