Episode 1 · 3 November 2025
Outputs & Media
Publications, conversations and public history.
Global History Lab brings together books, articles, research outputs, recorded conversations and public media connected to its teaching, research and global learning network.
Research in public
A growing body of work shaped by global history, dialogue and collaboration.
These outputs reflect the intellectual work surrounding Global History Lab: academic publications, student-facing research, public essays, video conversations and podcasts that extend the Lab’s questions beyond the classroom.
Featured Publications
Books and edited collections connected to the Lab’s themes.
Selected works explore global history, narrative, displacement, identity, empire and the production of historical knowledge.
Book
Worlds Together, Worlds Apart
Jeremy Adelman (ed.), W. W. Norton, 6th ed., 2021.
Edited volumeInventing the Third World
Jeremy Adelman and Gyan Prakash (eds.), Bloomsbury, 2022.
Edited volumeBorder-Crossing
Marcia C. Schenk (ed.), Universitätsverlag Potsdam, 2024.
Edited volumeA World of Narratives
Jeremy Adelman and Andreas Eckert (eds.), Bloomsbury, 2024.
Publication Archive
Books, essays and public-facing articles.
A curated list of publications currently highlighted by Global History Lab.
Book
Worldly Philosopher: The Odyssey of Albert O. Hirschman
Jeremy Adelman, Princeton University Press, 2013.
BookWorlds Together, Worlds Apart: A History of Humankind from the Beginning to the Present
Jeremy Adelman (ed.), W. W. Norton, 6th ed., 2021.
Edited volumeInventing the Third World: The Search for Freedom in the Cold War Global South
Jeremy Adelman and Gyan Prakash (eds.), Bloomsbury, 2022.
BookI won’t let them be like me: Ezidi Women’s Agency and Identity after the Sinjar Genocide
Richard Latham Lechowick, Frank & Timme, 2024.
Edited volumeBorder-Crossing
Marcia C. Schenk (ed.), Universitätsverlag Potsdam, 2024.
Edited volumeA World of Narratives: Nations, Empires, and Other World Products
Jeremy Adelman and Andreas Eckert (eds.), Bloomsbury, 2024.
ArticleHistory from the edge: teaching global history in a Ugandan refugee settlement
Elvira Tamus, Doing History in Public, 2025.
ArticleEchoes of communism: A cross-cultural reflection
Elvira Tamus, Emilia Dworak, Mariasole Fusco, Artemii Grigorev, Zofia Idalia Torchała and Alice Zambardino, Doing History in Public, 2025.
ArticleStudent Protests Around the World
Elvira Tamus, Lucia Bricknell, Enock Ishimwe, Abel Tesfaye Kebede, Halil Kemal Ocak, Inessa Porte and Reyanne Tirion, Doing History in Public, 2025.
ArticleHow Imperialism and Colonialism Affect Student Politics: A Comparative Study
Elvira Tamus, Fakhrunisa Abulfazil, Geetika Jayachandaran, Zhadyra Khamza and Allen Sandra Puthussery Sunil, Doing History in Public, 2025.
ArticleTeaching and Learning Global History Between Beirut and Cambridge
Aayushi Gupta, Hadil Ibrahim Maddah and Ghiwa Naem, History Workshop, 2026.
Media
Conversations, events and public engagement.
Watch and listen to selected conversations involving Global History Lab contributors and collaborators.
Video
Jeremy Adelman and Victor Apryshchenko in conversation
Watch on YouTube
VideoElisa Prosperetti and Alain Hirwa in conversation
Watch on YouTube
Event videoDocumentary and War
Centre for Geopolitics event with Jeremy Adelman and Elvira Tamus.
Event videoGeopolitics and Memory
Centre for Geopolitics event with Richard Latham Lechowick and Elvira Tamus.
Event videoGeopolitics and Journalism
Centre for Geopolitics event with Jeremy Adelman and Elvira Tamus.
PodcastThe power of collective memory
Podcast with Richard Latham Lechowick.
Dialogues Podcast
Conversations around the themes shaping student research.
The Dialogues Podcast explores themes connected to Global History Dialogues, including war and peace, memory, social movements, displacement and statelessness.
Episode 2 · 3 December 2025
Memory
Episode 3 · 23 January 2026
Social Change and Movements
Episode 4 · 12 February 2026
Displacement and Statelessness
Beyond the page
Outputs that connect research, teaching and public conversation.
The Lab’s outputs are not limited to formal academic publications. They include conversations, student-facing work, public essays and media that help make global history accessible beyond any single classroom or institution.
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Explore further
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