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Global Urban History Project

Date: 5/5/2020
Subject: Noteworthy in Global Urban History -- Addendum
From: Global Urban History Project



Vol. 20, May 2020.
 
*** Addendum ***
 
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Call for Papers

Esboços - Special Issue "Global Urban History"
  

Esboços: histories in global contexts invites researchers to submit original articles for the Special Issue "Global Urban History", guest edited by Carl H. Nightingale (University at Buffalo, State University of New York), João Júlio Gomes dos Santos Júnior (Universidade Estadual do Ceará) and Mariana Dantas (Ohio University). The articles submission will be due by August 1, 2020 through the journal’s platform. [https://periodicos.ufsc.br/index.php/esbocos/about/submissions#onlineSubmissions] 

The Special Issue will be published in v. 28, n. 47, Jan.-Apr. of 2021.


The emergence of the global city as a topic of scholarly inquiry, and recognition of the city as the site of human and economic interactions that enable and negotiate the process of globalization has, since the 1980s, produced a rich urban studies literature, one that has advanced our understanding of contemporary global dynamics. Urban historians, following in the footsteps of geographers, sociologists, and others, have carried further the torch of this scholarly endeavor. Whether by highlighting urban networks and connections or emphasizing the circulation of people, goods, ideas, and practices; by privileging one urban locality or comparing two or more cities; by exploring synchronic or comparable diachronic urban developments, these scholars have revealed cities and towns as creations and creators of global historical phenomena.[more]