The aim of the article is a conceptual understanding genesis, development,and current state scientific controversy on issue famine 1921–1923 in Ukrainianhistoriography based critical analysis historiographical sources.The novelty publication determined by conceptualfoundations heritage Ukrainian historians problem Ukraine.Conclusions. Studies 1921–1923. historiography, it was initiated byNorth ...

iranian historiography during the safavid era affected by religious upheavals and intellectual and political developments, witnessed the emergence and evolution of a new approach towards time and techniques for recording history. the most important feature of this historiography was the continuance of pre-safavid models and regulations on the one hand, and the formation of typical safavid struc...

This study aims to explore social stratification in education during the Dutch colonial era Probolinggo. Previous studies have shown that various educational policies implemented by Probolinggo were intended prepare administrative and manual labor workers who would play an important role building economy. However, these actually resulted unfair society. Although native offered opportunities obt...

This paper "reads" the scholarship of W. E. B. Du Bois and references East African history and historiography, including the broader pan-African tradition of which Du Bois was a leading member. Du Bois and his pan-African colleagues were often more accurate in their analyses and perception of biases and colonial myths than their Western counterparts. What is significant is that biases and myths...

the saudi historiography started by the rise of saudi dynasty in central arabia in 1744, when muhammad ibn saud, the tribal ruler of the town of ad-dir'iyyah near riyadh, and muhammad ibn abd-al-wahhab, the religious leader were united. several paradigm shave been used to form such historiography in different periods. firstly, the najdian and the baghdadian paradigms can be discussed from ...

Colonial institutions in Africa were shaped by a variety of factors, including local conditions prior to colonial rule, the policies of the imperial power, and rapid economic change during and after the period of colonial conquest. This paper contributes to a growing literature on the origins and structure of colonial institutions. It examines a neglected but important part of colonial governme...

(Post)colonial Dutch historiography remains saturated with the myth of as benevolent and sometimes even reluctant imperialists geared toward trade rather than settlement. In this article, I seek to unsettle some common presumptions made on basis through a re-reading work lawyer, humanist state ideologue Hugo Grotius. particular, hone in his writings slavery Indigenous (dis)possession show how c...

Museums are complex, intersectional informal learning spaces that situated in a distinctive positionality of power, social trust, and colonialism. For many people, they serve as community empower the imagination connect intergenerational learning, while simultaneously functioning prestigious institutions for research scholarship. Yet, Black, Indigenous Communities Color, museums equate to pain....