In a phenomenon historian David Courtwright termed the "psychoactive revolution," the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries witnessed the...

Between the seventeenth and nineteenth centuries British merchants, diplomats and soldiers attempted to break into China by a number of...

Introduction Leading scholars of inequality today, such as Branko Milanovic[1] or Frank Stilwell[2] amongst others, tend to structure...

Early modern English perceptions of China, as expressed in surviving print materials, occupy a liminal intellectual zone, suspended...

As with most cultural processes in the ancient world, whether they be ethnic identities or cultural exchange and interconnectivity, the...

The Catholic Reformation, or Renewal began with the Council of Trent 1545 to 1563, and endeavoured to update the Catholic Church to an...

The Spanish Empire at its height spanned most of the American continent, from California to the southernmost reaches of Chile, and...

The Derg,[1] or the Provisional Military Administration Council (PMAC), was the revolutionary military regime, led by Haile Mariam...

Recent Latin American Cold War historiography attempts to transcend scholarship in the 80s and 90s that tethered the region’s Cold War...