Many Possible Worlds
Cameron Gordon
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Date: 2023
ISBN: 978-981-19-9281-0
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Chapters in this book:
- Ch Chapter 1 Practising Interdisciplinary Economic History
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- Ch Chapter 10 La Belle Époque
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- Ch Chapter 11 “Civilisation”, Gender, Race and Class
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- Ch Chapter 12 1900
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- Ch Chapter 13 Imperialism
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- Ch Chapter 14 Modernity
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- Ch Chapter 15 1914
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- Ch Chapter 16 Global Demographic Change
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- Ch Chapter 17 Ideas and Ideologies
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- Ch Chapter 18 1929
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- Ch Chapter 19 Global Finance
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- Ch Chapter 2 Understanding the “Anthropocene”
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- Ch Chapter 20 Exceptionalism
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- Ch Chapter 21 1945
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- Ch Chapter 22 War
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- Ch Chapter 23 Comparative Economic, Social and Political Systems
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- Ch Chapter 24 1968
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- Ch Chapter 25 Cold War
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- Ch Chapter 26 Time and “Progress”
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- Ch Chapter 27 1989” “1991
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- Ch Chapter 28 Neoliberalism
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- Ch Chapter 29 Structural Change
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- Ch Chapter 3 1800
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- Ch Chapter 30 2016
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- Ch Chapter 31 Populism, Elitism and Identity
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- Ch Chapter 32 Old Models, New Realities
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- Ch Chapter 4 “Political Economy”: The Making of a North-South Planet
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- Ch Chapter 5 Self, Socialisation, Organisation, Culture
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- Ch Chapter 6 1848
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- Ch Chapter 7 Revolution
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- Ch Chapter 8 Technology, Innovation and Invention
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- Ch Chapter 9 1870
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