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World History in a Global Age

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World History in a Global Age
Author(s)Geyer, Michael; Bright, Charles
AbstractArgues that for years the emphasis on historical specialization relegated world history to the academic dustbin. Maintains that the globalization of culture, economics, and societies has created a reimagining of world history. Discusses issues and presents recommendations on research and curriculum development in world history.
IssueNo4
Pages1034-1060
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceAmerican Historical Review
VolumeNo100
PubDateMarch1995
ISBN_ISSN0002-8762
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