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global history: a standalone construct

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Historiography

an approach that studies the past through connections, exchanges and integration across world regions rather than within national containers.

In historiography, global history refers to an approach that studies the past through connections, exchanges and integration across world regions rather than within national containers. This meaning comes from Conrad (2015) in What Is Global History?.[1]

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  1. Conrad, S. (2015). What Is Global History?. Princeton University Press. ISBN 9780691178196

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