Prof. Adam McKeown from Columbia University did an online conference a couple weeks ago (November 08, 2011. University of Pittsburgh. World History Center.). The title was “Did Empire Matter? Indian Migration in Global Context 1834-1940” as a continuation of the Global Migrations Discussion. I have uploaded a summary of that lecture’s content and here’s the link to the pdf,
You can still watch the tape of the online conference in this link: LIVE Conference (taped)
Prof. Adam McKeown, is a leading figure in world-historical interpretation, has shown the value of migration studies in clarifying global patterns. He is author of studies including, Melancholy Order: Asian Migration and the Globalization of Borders /(2008), and he is writing a history of globalization since 1760. He co-directs the International and Global History graduate track at Columbia.
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- Article: Global Migration, 1846 – 1940 by Prof. Adam McKeown (capitalisthistory.wordpress.com)
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- Paper: Eugene Kulischer, Joseph Schechtman and the Historiography of European Forced Migrations (capitalisthistory.wordpress.com)
- Journal Reco: Globalization and Global History in Toynbee (capitalisthistory.wordpress.com)
- World: World Migration Report 2011 – Communicating Effectively about Migration (reliefweb.int)
- Journal of World History, vol. 22, no. 4 (2011) (uhpjournals.wordpress.com)
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