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Political History - From Ancient Empires to Modern Democracies - cover
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Political History - From Ancient Empires to Modern Democracies

Fouad Sabry

Editora: One Billion Knowledgeable

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Unlock the profound intricacies of global governance with *Political History*, a definitive exploration within the Political Science series. This essential volume delves into the evolution of political systems and ideologies, tracing their impact on contemporary political landscapes. Whether you're a professional, student, or history enthusiast, this book offers unparalleled insights into historical developments that have shaped modern societies.
 
Chapter Summaries:
 
1. Political History – Explore foundational elements of political history and their influence on current political climates.
 
2. Diplomatic History – Investigate the evolution of international relations and diplomacy in shaping global alliances and conflicts.
 
3. Historiography – Delve into historical writing and methodology, examining evolving interpretations of political events.
 
4. Marxist Historiography – Uncover the Marxist perspective on historical analysis, focusing on class struggles and economic influences.
 
5. Historiography of the French Revolution – Examine diverse interpretations of the French Revolution and its impact on political thought.
 
6. Comparative History – Analyze different political systems and historical events to understand their unique and shared features.
 
7. History – Gain a broad understanding of historical context and its significance in political developments.
 
8. Historiography of the British Empire – Explore interpretations of the British Empire’s history and its enduring global influence.
 
9. Historiography of the United States – Analyze various perspectives on U.S. history and their impact on its political identity.
 
10. Political History in the United States – Dive into key events and figures in U.S. political history and their lasting effects.
 
11. Annales School – Learn about the Annales School’s focus on social and economic factors over traditional political narratives.
 
12. Historian – Discover historians' roles and methodologies in interpreting and recording political history.
 
13. Social History – Examine the intersection of social movements and political developments.
 
14. Frederick Jackson Turner – Understand Turner’s Frontier Thesis and its impact on American historical thought.
 
15. Charles A. Beard – Explore Beard’s theories on American politics and constitutional development.
 
16. Frontier Thesis – Delve deeper into the Frontier Thesis and its significance in American political history.
 
17. Bielefeld School – Investigate the Bielefeld School’s contributions to historical theory and political history.
 
18. Historiography of Canada – Analyze Canadian historiography and its impact on understanding Canada’s political evolution.
 
19. Historiography of the United Kingdom – Explore interpretations of UK history and their influence on its political trajectory.
 
20. Historiography of Germany – Examine approaches to German history and their implications for political analysis.
 
21. African Historiography – Investigate interpretations of African history within the broader context of political history.
 
*Political History* is an investment in understanding political evolution. With each chapter offering in-depth analysis and unique perspectives, this book is an invaluable resource for comprehending political history and its enduring impact on today’s world.
Disponível desde: 07/08/2024.
Comprimento de impressão: 356 páginas.

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