ISSUE FOURTEEN - HILARY '21
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Introduction
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Essays
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Emergence of a Regional Statehood: On Kakatiyan Polity
Abishek Matta (Somerville College, Oxford)
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Between the Court of King Hal and the New Frontier: A Comparative History of Henry V and John F. Kennedy
James Nevett (Brasenose College, Oxford)
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Transnational History and Integration: The Case of the Yunnan Myth
Callum Coleman (University of St. Andrews)
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‘The land of our fathers’: Global Visions in African American Churches, 1870-1970
Vaishna Surjid
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J’Accuse! – How the Dreyfus Affair Reshaped French Politics
Daniel Hubbard (St. John's College, Oxford)
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To what extent was the Bolshevik victory between 1917 and 1921 due to genuine popular support?
David Saveliev (Oxford)
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Romania and Her Jews: Wartime Anti-Semitism within the Romanian Orthodox Church
Katherine Booska (University of California, Berkley)
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Opportunity, Charisma, and an Ill-Defined Mission: Indonesian Nationalism's Ticket to the Top
Maya Richardson (St. Cross College, Oxford)
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‘Once a Polio Victim’: Wilma Rudolph and American Exceptionalism at the 1960 Olympics
Elizabeth Rees (St. Catherine's College, Oxford)
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Homo Soveticus Gorbyus: Was Mikhail Gorbachev responsible for the collapse of the USSR?
David Saveliev (Oxford)
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Neil Banerji (Oxford)
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Book Reviews
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Review of Accursed Tower by Roger Crowley (Yale University Press, London and New Haven, 2019)
Dominic Clearkin (Lincoln College, Oxford)
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Review of Antigone Rising: The Subversive Power of the Ancient Myths by Helen Morales (New York: Bold Type Books 2020, pp. 224. $14.99)
Esther Reichek (Yale University)
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Dissertations
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“That his Poems will not be Immortal”, Martial in Early Modern England
Geraint Hughes (University of California, Berkley)
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Lestra Atlas (St. Cross College, Oxford)
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Scarlette Zhu (Oxford)
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