MiddleGround Journal

The Middle Ground Journal: World History and Global Studies. Open-access, refereed, nonprofit. Supported by Metropolitan State University, published by MWWHA.

[MiddleGround Journal @MiddleGroundJrn]

The third and final article for our special issue on "Crisis and Recovery," which was the theme for the Midwest World History Association's 2021 conference.

https://t.co/8bScm0KkBJ

[MiddleGround Journal @MiddleGroundJrn]

The second of three articles for our special issue on "Crisis and Recovery," which was the theme for the Midwest World History Association’s 2021 conference:

https://t.co/Sl1PUT5QBo

[MiddleGround Journal @MiddleGroundJrn]

The first of three articles for our special issue on "Crisis and Recovery," which was the theme for the Midwest World History Association’s 2021 conference.
https://t.co/7RQXRCcCjq

[MiddleGround Journal @MiddleGroundJrn]

Art of the Grimoire is "itself a wondrous grimoire." https://t.co/aQHPxYd8WD

[MiddleGround Journal @MiddleGroundJrn]

This book "illustrates important connections between China and New Spain that were formed as a result of the trans-Pacific trade but that have eluded most studies...There really is no comparable monograph that examines the trans-Pacific silk trade"
https://t.co/s2GsqfAxFo

[MiddleGround Journal @MiddleGroundJrn]

A new look at the history of Hungary!
https://t.co/Oo2n9KyWSX

[MiddleGround Journal @MiddleGroundJrn]

This sounds like must-have book for all world historians!
https://t.co/ambCpV0u02

[MiddleGround Journal @MiddleGroundJrn]

Ingo Heidbrink reviews Walker's book on US slaves who sailed to freedom. https://t.co/DNcVjhrHL1

[MiddleGround Journal @MiddleGroundJrn]

Our spring issue kicks off with Sasha Goldstein-Sabbah writing a review of Years of Glory: Nelly Benatar and the Pursuit of Justice in Wartime North Africa by Susan Gilson Miller https://t.co/C4P9avJwuq

[MiddleGround Journal @MiddleGroundJrn]

"World historians regularly tread ground that is fraught with contro­versy" and Peter Burkholder's article discusses the results of a survey that may help them with just that.
https://t.co/MpY5zny1q6

[MiddleGround Journal @MiddleGroundJrn]

A thought-provoking article on the significance of the label "Anthropocene."
https://t.co/UoYpFWtpgt

[MiddleGround Journal @MiddleGroundJrn]

Dr. Cynthia Ross calls this book ""an indispensable resource for those interested in exploring intersections of film and world history."
https://t.co/hVh6gBP5bw

[MiddleGround Journal @MiddleGroundJrn]

Dr. Ian Worthington reviews a sourcebook on the Greco-Persian Wars that opens it to a wider historical context.
https://t.co/eW1VbLlhmO

[MiddleGround Journal @MiddleGroundJrn]

Yang Yunfei reviews the book, Technology and the Historian...
https://t.co/dSbt4gnlXo

[MiddleGround Journal @MiddleGroundJrn]

A book review of Donna A. Seger's The Practical Renaissance.

https://t.co/bvLUXvlWGc

[MiddleGround Journal @MiddleGroundJrn]

A review of a book that tries to “disaggregate the Persian from Iran." https://t.co/kBQOFPjHPx

[MiddleGround Journal @MiddleGroundJrn]

Sam Bell's review praises a book about gender and colonialism. https://t.co/9m41pnimcp

[MiddleGround Journal @MiddleGroundJrn]

Dr. Brian de Ruiter reviews a book that challenges us to rethink ruins.

https://t.co/pCZOb8uJLa

[MiddleGround Journal @MiddleGroundJrn]

Dr. Florence E. Babb has reviewed LGBTQ Politics in Nicaragua
https://t.co/dt4qEdBir5

[MiddleGround Journal @MiddleGroundJrn]

A book that analyzes race in the transatlantic context is reviewed by Dr. Christine Whyte.
https://t.co/PMGyv8KwpB