History Book Series

The Global Perspectives in History Series provides a platform for exploring the complexities of history across time, regions, and cultures. This series delves into the forces that have shaped societies, offering critical analyses of historical events, movements, and ideas. By embracing diverse perspectives, this series aims to deepen understanding of the past and its relevance to contemporary global issues.

Scope and Focus
This series addresses a wide array of historical topics, with themes spanning multiple periods, regions, and disciplines, including:

• World History: Comparative and interconnected histories of civilizations, empires, and cultures.
• Social and Cultural History: The everyday lives, traditions, and identities of people throughout history.
• Political and Economic History: Transformations in governance, ideologies, and global economies.
• Environmental History: The relationship between humans and the natural world across eras.
• Intellectual and Religious History: The evolution of ideas, philosophies, and belief systems.
• Histories of Conflict and Peace: Causes and consequences of wars, revolutions, and peace movements.
• Oral and Indigenous Histories: Voices and narratives often excluded from traditional historical accounts.
• Historiography and Methodology: The study of how history is written and interpreted.
• Global Challenges in Historical Context: Examining migration, climate change, pandemics, and technological revolutions through a historical lens.

Suggested Topics

• Comparative histories of ancient and modern empires.
• Social transformations during industrial revolutions.
• The global impact of migration and diaspora movements.
• Environmental challenges from a historical perspective.
• Resistance, rebellion, and reform across cultures.
• Oral histories of marginalized and indigenous communities.
• Intellectual and cultural exchanges along historic trade routes.
• Historical perspectives on pandemics and public health crises.
• The role of technology in shaping societies over time.

We invite proposals for authored or edited volumes that explore historical themes with global, interdisciplinary, and innovative approaches. Contributions emphasizing untold stories, critical analyses, and the interconnectedness of historical phenomena are particularly encouraged.