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Editorial
Part 2: After the Big Bang - The Fusing of New Approaches Jan Ifversen https://bit.ly/2Yu858q
Articles
Conceptual History of the Near East: The Sattelzeit as a Heuristic Tool for Interrogating the Formation of a Multilayered Modernity Florian Zemmin and Henning Sievert https://bit.ly/3D1ZMQb
Conceptualizing an Outside World: The Case of “Foreign” in Dutch Newspapers 1815–1914 Ruben Ros https://bit.ly/3mUcgnn
Something Happened to the Future: Reconstructing Temporalities in Dutch Parliamentary Debate, 1814–2018 Joris van Eijnatten and Pim Huijnen https://bit.ly/3bV41RL
The Making of Global Inequality: A Conceptual History, 1945–1980 Christian Olaf Christiansen https://bit.ly/3CVIjJc
“Biggest Nationalist in the Country”: Self-Descriptive Uses of “Nationalist” in Contemporary Russia Veera Laine https://bit.ly/3qmmPla
Review
Conceptual Plasticity in Times of Urgency Adrián Velázquez Ramírez https://bit.ly/3mUd23L