| REJECTING CATASTROPHE: THE CASE OF THE JUSTINIANIC PLAGUE |
10 |
| RESILIENT SOCIETIES, VULNERABLE PEOPLE: COPING WITH NORTH SEA FLOODS BEFORE 1800 |
7 |
| THE SWEDISH SONDERWEG IN QUESTION: DEMOCRATIZATION AND INEQUALITY IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE, c.1750-1920 |
6 |
| A REPUBLICAN ECOLOGY? CITIZENSHIP, NATURE AND THE FRENCH REVOLUTION (1795-1799) |
6 |
| THE YMCA AND LOW-MODERNIST RURAL DEVELOPMENT IN SOUTH ASIA, c.1922-1957 |
5 |
| End of a Paradigm? The Cultural History of the Great War |
5 |
| Decolonization in the 1960s: On Legitimate and Illegitimate Nationalist Claims-Making |
5 |
| A Counter-Revolutionary State: Popular Movements and the Making of Saudi Arabia* |
4 |
| Gondwana and the Politics of Deep Past |
4 |
| Ambiguous Homecoming: Retribution, Exploitation and Social Tensions During Repatriation to the USSR, 1944-1946 |
4 |
| PLAYING WITH SCALES: THE GLOBAL AND THE MICRO, THE MACRO AND THE NANO |
4 |
| TREES, TRADE AND TEXTILES: POTASH IMPORTS AND ECOLOGICAL DEPENDENCY IN BRITISH INDUSTRY, c.1550-1770 |
3 |
| ILLUMINATING THE ENLIGHTENMENT: PUBLIC LIGHTING PRACTICES IN THE SIECLE DES LUMIERES |
3 |
| HISTORY WITHOUT SCALE: THE MICRO-SPATIAL PERSPECTIVE |
3 |
| A CRITIQUE OF APPROACHES TO 'DOMESTIC WORK': WOMEN, WORK AND THE PRE-INDUSTRIAL ECONOMY |
3 |
| EUROPEANIST TRENDS AND ISLAMICATE TRAJECTORIES IN EARLY MODERN OTTOMAN HISTORY |
3 |
| TRUST IN LONG-DISTANCE RELATIONSHIPS, 1000-1600 CE |
3 |
| DIETS, HUNGER AND LIVING STANDARDS DURING THE BRITISH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION |
3 |
| SPACE, PLACE AND SCALE: HUMAN GEOGRAPHY AND SPATIAL HISTORY IN PAST AND PRESENT |
3 |
| An Unmistakable Trace of Colour: Racializing Children in Segregation-Era Cape Town, 1908-1933* |
3 |
| HISTORY AND HUMANITARIANISM: A CONVERSATION |
3 |
| 1989 AT THIRTY: A RECAST LEGACY |
3 |
| GOOD READING FOR THE MILLION: THE 'PAPERBACK REVOLUTION' AND THE CO-PRODUCTION OF ACADEMIC KNOWLEDGE IN MID TWENTIETH-CENTURY BRITAIN ANDAMERICA |
3 |
| SOUNDS OF LOSS: CHURCH BELLS, PLACE, AND TIME IN THE HABSBURG EMPIRE DURING THE FIRST WORLD WAR |
2 |
| Indentured Labour Migration and the Meaning of Emancipation: Free Trade, Race, and Labour in British Public Debate, 1838-1860* |
2 |
| 'VOYAGE IRON': AN ATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE CURRENCY, ITS EUROPEAN ORIGINS, AND WEST AFRICAN IMPACT |
2 |
| RETHINKING METROLOGY, NATIONALISM AND DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA, 1833-1956 |
2 |
| INTERNATIONAL ADOPTION AND ANGLO-AMERICAN INTERNATIONALISM, C. 1918-1925 |
2 |
| MAPPING 'GABRIEL': SPACE, IDENTITY AND SLAVERY IN THE LATE SIXTEENTH-CENTURY INDIAN OCEAN |
2 |
| Medieval History and Marxism in England, 1950-1956 |
2 |
| THE UNSCRIPTED REVOLUTION: MALE SUBJECTIVITIES IN GERMANY, 1918-1919 |
2 |
| SEA OTTERS AND IRON: A GLOBAL MICROHISTORY OF VALUE AND EXCHANGE AT NOOTKA SOUND, 1774-1792 |
2 |
| FRAIL FRONTIERS? |
2 |
| MOVING STORIES AND WHAT THEY TELL US: EARLY MODERN MOBILITY BETWEEN MICROHISTORY AND GLOBAL HISTORY |
2 |
| LOVE AND MONEY IN THE INFORMAL EMPIRE: THE BRITISH IN ARGENTINA, 1830-1930 |
1 |
| VOICING DISSENT: HERESY TRIALS IN LATER MEDIEVAL ENGLAND |
1 |
| CLIMATE, ECOLOGY AND HISTORY IN NORTH AMERICA'S TALLGRASS PRAIRIE BORDERLANDS |
1 |
| FORENSIC MEDICINE AND FEMALE VICTIMHOOD IN VICTORIAN AND EDWARDIAN ENGLAND |
1 |
| PEACE PACT AND NATION: AN INTERNATIONAL INTERPRETATION OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES |
1 |
| THE FLAILING WOMEN OF DIJON: CROWDS IN NINTH-CENTURY EUROPE |
1 |
| Law and Violence in Eleventh-Century France* |
1 |
| ANTI-SLAVE-TRADE LAW, 'LIBERATED AFRICANS' AND THE STATE IN THE SOUTH ATLANTIC WORLD, C. 1839-1852 |
1 |
| PASSING THE BOOK: CULTURES OF READING IN THE WINTHROP FAMILY, 1580-1730 |
1 |
| IMPERIAL AMNESIA: RACE, TRAUMA AND INDIAN TROOPS IN THE FIRST WORLD WAR |
1 |
| Cinderella of the Breton Polders: Suffering and Escape in the Notebooks of a Young, Female Farm-Servant in the 1880s* |
1 |
| THE POWER OF ANCESTORS: TOMBS AND DEATH PRACTICES IN LATE QING CHINA's FOREIGN RELATIONS, 1845-1914 |
1 |
| SOURCES OF KNOWLEDGE; CULTURES OF RECORDING |
1 |
| GLOBALIZING COSMOLOGIES |
1 |
| Networks |
1 |
| PLANNING PEACE: THE EUROPEAN ROOTS OF THE POST-WARGLOBAL DEVELOPMENT CHALLENGE |
1 |
