2006/01/01 by Matthias Middell, Middell, Matthias
Social Sciences · #Amerikanisierung #Central Europe #China #Deutsches Kaiserreich #Deutschland #Eastern Europe #Ernährung #Europa #Europe #Evolution #Forschungseinrichtung #Fußball #German Empire #Germany #Geschichtsschreibung #Geschichtsunterricht #Geschichtswissenschaft #Geschlecht #Globalisierung #Great Britain #Großbritannien #Imperialismus #Intervention #Invasion #Japan #Japanese History and Culture #Konzeption #Kultur #Medien #Migration #Missionierung #Mittelalter #Mitteleuropa #Moderne #Nordeuropa #Northern Europe #Organisationen #Osteuropa #Regionalforschung #Southern Europe #Soziologie #Südeuropa #Transfer #Turkey #Türkei #USA #United States of America #Urheberrecht #Vietnam #Völkermord #Welt #Weltkrieg #Weltordnung #Western Europe #Westeuropa #Wirtschaft #Wirtschaftsgeschichte #Wissen #World War #americanization #conception #copyright #cultural factors #culture #early modern times #economic factors #economic history #economy #evolution #frühe Neuzeit #gender #genocide #globalization #historical development #historiography #historische Entwicklung #history instruction #imperialism #international organization #internationale Organisation #intervention #invasion #knowledge #kulturelle Faktoren #media #middle ages #migration #missionary work #modernity #nutrition #organizations #regional research #research facility #science of history #soccer #sociology #transfer #wirtschaftliche Faktoren #world #world order
paper · pdf · doi:10.12759/hsr.31.2006.2.13-109
openalex publication_date 2006/01/01 · openalex created_date 2025/10/10 · openalex updated_date 2026/07/28
In recent times World and Global History becamethe fast growing sections of international historiography,mainly due to the interest in North American universities,but also followed by an increasing interest in otherworld regions. The first European Congress in World andGlobal History, held from September, 22 to 25, 2005 at theUniversity of Leipzig, explored the field and tried to answerif there are specific European traditions and practices towrite and research world history in a global age. In the followingsection reports from the panels organised during thisconference give an impression of a first step towards a newway to think and to discuss about history on the Europeancontinent but also in contact with scholars from Australia,the Americas, Asia and Africa.