Vol. 27 No. 44 (2020)

• About this issue

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Editorial

• Anonymity and transparency: what is the future of blind peer review?

  Flávia Florentino Varella

  5-9

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Special Issue "Connected Histories of Middle Ages"

• Connected histories of Middle Ages: global approaches before 1600

  Cláudia Regina Bovo, Adrien Bayard

  10-16

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• Perspectives of Global Economic History in the Late Middle Ages

  Felipe Mendes Erra

  17-37

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• Ibn Fadlan and a By-Passed Remark on an Imaginary Geographical Topos: Some Observations on the Decreasing Factual Credibility Regarding the Caucasus Area of the Silk Road

  Vicente Dobroruka

  38-58

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• The Collection of Tours of Acts of the Council of Ephesus (431): A Carolingian Evidence of Doctrinal Ressignificance and Circulation of Texts in the Late Antique Mediterranean

  Robson Murilo Grando Della Torre

  59-77

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Article

• State, sustainable development and governance in Brazil: Public Policies for energy and water post Rio-92

  Cássia Natanie Peguim

  78-93

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• From Radical to Settled in: forms of otherness between French and Slaves in 19th century Rio de Janeiro

  Daniel Dutra Coelho Braga

  94-114

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• Comparing and integrating: between economic growth, global history and the great divergence

  Marco Aurélio dos Santos

  115-129

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Translation

• Entangled memories: versions of the past in Germany and Japan, 1945-2001

  Sebastian Conrad

  130-148

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Book review

• Intellectual history in global perspective: literate, ideas and networks in Latin America

  Cairo de Souza Barbosa

  149-156

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