Attila Herédi

Attila Herédi is an archivist at Budapest City Archives. His main fields of interest are  craftsmen, merchants and other inhabitants of the Hungarian cities in the 19th century. Also studies personal migration between the countries of the Habsburg Empire.” email: heredia@bparchiv.hu website: http://bfl.archivportal.hu/en/18

Christo Engelbrecht

Graduated with BA Hons (History) from the University of Johannesburg. Interests are early Critical Theory (mainly Max Horkheimer); Marxism, Colonialism, Environmental History; Estuarine Studies; Ornithology, World-ecology thinking (mainly Jason W Moore), and more recently, Microhistory. e-mail: <christoengelbrecht01@gmail.com> webpage:  http://independent.academia.edu.christoengelbrecht

Thomas Peak

Thomas Peak is completing a PhD in International Relations at Central European University. His research interests intersect international relations theory and international history, and he is particularly interested in sovereignty and international politics in Early Modern Europe, ethics and historical development of humanitarian intervention, international relations theory, R2P, and topics Read more…

Mariusz Kaczka

Mariusz Kaczka is a Ph.D. researcher at the European University in Florence, Italy. His main research interest is the use of microhistory for the eighteenth century European-Ottoman cross-confessional encounters, commercial exchanges, and frontier contact zones. He isfinishing currently a dissertation project on eighteenth-century Ottoman-Polish encounters in Istanbul and in the borderland Read more…

Marcos Perez Canizares

E-mail Homepage Marcos Perez Canizares is a PhD student at Cornell University. His main research interests focuses on port cities and maritime communities in the 16th and 17th century Spanish empire with a thematic focus on early modern economy, transnational and transregional histories, early settlement in the Spanish Caribbean, early modern city planning, Read more…

Christian G. De Vito – Anne Gerritsen (eds): Micro-spatial histories of global labour. Palgrave Macmillan, 2018.

The volume suggests a new way of doing global history. Instead of offering a sweeping and generalizing overview of the past, we propose a ‘micro-spatial’ approach, combining micro-history with the concept of space. A focus on primary sources and awareness of the historical discontinuities and unevennesses characterizes the global history Read more…

Linnea Bring Larsson

  E-mail Homepage Linnea Bring Larsson is a PhD student at Stockholm University, Sweden. Her main interests concern the processes of knowledge circulation in the early modern period. Currently, Linnea studies the making of books of husbandry written in Sweden during the first half of the 18th century. Focusing on Read more…