This is a collection of peer-reviewed academic world history essays and articles. We invite and encourage anyone interested in teaching, researching, or studying world history and global studies to contribute and comment.
Dhara Anjaria
Contributing Editor, The Middle Ground Journal. Dr. Anjaria read History at the University of Melbourne, her doctorate being researched at Royal Holloway College. Her research interests are nineteenth century European imperialism in Asia and the nature of the colonial state, in particular its administrative and political facets. She is currently working on an account of George Curzon’s Indian Viceroyalty (1899-1905) as well as researching a comparative account of the divers European colonial powers in South East Asia between 1800-1914. She is a Fellow of the Royal Asiatic Society of Great Britain and Ireland.
Articles
- ARTICLES
- SOCIAL AND CULTURAL CHANGE ON THE JESUIT MISSIONS OF PARAGUAY AND THE CHIQUITOS MISSION FRONTIER
- ON TEACHING
- THE NEW IMPERIAL HISTORY: A PEDAGOGICAL APPROACH
- SPECIAL PROJECTS
- PROGRESS REPORT: MIDDLE GROUND JOURNAL UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT INTERNS AND NORTH STAR ACADEMY 8TH GRADE GLOBAL STUDIES CLASSES, SPRING 2013
- FROM THE CHIEF EDITOR
- THE MIDDLE GROUND JOURNAL AND PERSPECTIVES ON HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION
- ARTICLES
- THE BEGINNING OF TWO CRISES: THE JEWISH IMMIGRATION AND THE PARTITION OF PALESTINE IN 1937
(4 comments) - ARTICLES
- HOW COMPARISON LED ME TO WORLD HISTORY AND GLOBALIZATION
(2 comments) - REVIEWS
- REVIEW OF ENCOUNTERS WITH WITCHCRAFT: FIELD NOTES FROM AFRICA BY NORMAN N. MILLER
(1 comment) - ON TEACHING
- PROPAGANDA AND THE 21ST CENTURY STUDENT
(1 comment) - REVIEWS
- REVIEW OF JAPAN IN WORLD HISTORY BY JAMES L. HUFFMAN
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