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Description:
Table of Contents includes;
-Introduction
-Outlines for Comparative History Proposed by Practicing Historians; Benjamin Z. Kedar
-Comparative History: Methodology and Ethos; Jürgen Kocka
-Comparative History: The Pivot of Historiography; Diego Olstein
-The Scope of Comparison: The Roman, Spanish and Inca Empires; Sabine MacCormack
-The Meeting of Worlds: Did Early Modern expansion Lead to Globalization?; Tamar Herzog
-Questions of Comparability: Russian Serfdom and American Slavery; Michael Confino
-Eighteenth-Century Globalization: Renewal and Reform in Islam; Nehemia Levtzion
-The Modern Japanese Political System – A Comparative View; S.N. Eisenstadt
-Globalization and the Welfare State; Peter Baldwin
-The Use of Feudalism in Comparative History;
Susan Reynolds
-Teaching Comparative History: A Course on Christian, Muslim and Jewish Women in Medieval Times; Elisheva Baumgarten, Esther Cohen and Ruth Roded
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