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▪️Articles

- How the Visual is Spatial: Contemporary Spatial History, Neo‐Marxism, And The Ghost Of Braudel

by William Rankin

-The Origins Of Racism: A Critique of the History of Ideas

by Vanita Seth

▪️Forum: Decolonizing Histories in Theory and Practice

- Decolonizing Histories In Theory And Practice: An Introduction

by Warwick Anderson

- Some Keywords Toward Decolonial Methods: Studying Settler Colonial Histories and Environmental Violence From Tkaronto

by Michelle Murphy

- From Environmental Case Study To Environmental Kin Study

by Anja Kanngieser, Zoe Todd

- Technopolitics In The Archive: Sovereignty, Research, and Everyday Life

by Tom Özden‐Schilling

-  “Related” Histories: On Epistemic and Reparative Decolonization

by Timothy Neale, Emma Kowal

- From Decolonial Indigenous Knowledges to Vernacular Ideas in Southeast Asia

by Juno Salazar Parraeas

- Toward a Genealogy of the Researcher as Subject in Post/Decolonial Pacific Histories

by Miranda Johnson

- Finding Decolonial Metaphors in Postcolonial Histories

by Warwick Anderson

- Moving From, and Beyond, Invented Categories: Afterwords

by Gabriela Soto Laveaga

▪️Books

- Review: How To Reinvent the Future?

by Marek Tamm

- Review: Wonder: From Poetics To Politics

by Jaume Aurell

- Review: History Painting and Its Changing Subjects

by David Carrier

- Review: Intellectual History Confronts the Longue Duree

by Suzanne Marchand

- Review: History Writing Without Closure

by Maria Grever

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