E-mail Homepage Riya Gupta is a PhD Candidate at the Centre for Historical Studies, Jawaharlal Nehru University, India. Her area of research is Medieval Indian History and her work aims to establish a microhistorical perspective on Mughal bureaucracy or mansabdari, Read more…
Routledge already published two books in the Microhistories series in May, with a third one already scheduled to be released during the summer: Sigurður Gylfi Magnússon’s Emotional Experience and Microhistory, which explores the life and death of Magnús Hj. Magnússon through his Read more…
E-mail Homepage Stephanie Decker is Professor of History and Strategy at the University of Bristol Management School and visiting Professor in African Business History at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden. Her work lies at the intersection of organization studies and history, where Read more…
E-mail Homepage Mikhail Velizhev is a professor of Russian and European intellectual history at the School of Literary History and Theory, Higher School of Economics, Moscow, Russia. His fields of study are the history of Russian political languages and discourses Read more…
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: Read more…
In honour of Elizabeth and Tom Cohen, an international conference was held on 1-3 November 2019 at York University, Toronto, Canada: “Making Stories in the Early Modern World.” Conference program: Microhistory in the 21st Century part 1 Chair: Rachel Koopmans Read more…
Email Dylan Lu obtained his PhD in History from University College London in 2017. He won the Charles Leslie Junior Scholar Essay Award in 2016, and the Dan David Prize scholarship in 2021. He has conducted research and teaching in Read more…
Claudio Hernández is an Assistant Professor at the University of Granada (2012). His research interests center upon the Spanish Civil War, the study of dictatorships in Interwar Europe and the social attitudes and everyday life under Franco’s regime. He Read more…
In the summer, no less than five new books were published by Routledge in the series Microhistories: Angelo Torre’s Production of Locality in the Early Modern and Modern Age: Places. The book is a microhistory study of village settlements in Read more…
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