Vol. 28 No. 48 (2021)

• Expediente

Special Issue "Internationalism and global history"

• A global history of internationalism

  Ana Carolina Schveitzer, Lea Börgerding, Oscar Broughton; Ana Carolina Schveitzer

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• Foreign policy and the press: Brazil’s withdrawal from the League of Nations (1926) by the newspapers Correio da Manhã and Jornal do Commercio

  Jônatan Coutinho da Silva de Oliveira

  248-268

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• “It’s time to Ukranize!”: uses of the past and nationalism in the public manifestations in defense of Jair Bolsonaro

  João Camilo Grazziotin Portal, Lúcio Geller Júnior

  269-289

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• Global History and South-South Cooperation: a research agenda

  Aline Duarte da Graça Rizzo

  290-307

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• The magazine Aonde Vamos? publishes the Khrushchev report

  Lucia Chermont

  308-326

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• Tricontinentalism before the Cold War? Mexico City’s anti-imperialist internationalism

  Thomas K. Lindner

  327-345

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• Migratory movements in the international scenario: the plurality of Brazilian immigration policy (1946-1954)

  Amanda Pereira dos Santos

  346-363

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• Marseille, city of refuge: international solidarity, American humanitarianism, and Vichy France (1940-1942)

  Emilien Tortel

  364-385

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• Internationalism and the Brazilian redemocratization: the leading transactions of the Socialist International and the connections between Brazil and Portugal in 1976

  Reinaldo Lindolfo Lohn

  386-406

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• Thinking Black in the Blitz: Harold Moody, the League of Coloured Peoples and its shift of Pan-African ideas in Second World War London

  Simeon Marty

  407-426

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• Expressions of Third-World Internationalism in the context of the global 60s: a view from the Southern Cone

  Lucas Duarte

  427-446

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• Social History of a global document: the lives of the film 25 and the writings of a post-colonial African history (Mozambique, Brazil, and Europe, 1974-2019)

  Matheus Serva Pereira

  447-470

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Article

• “We put together a Zongo here”: contemporary Ghanaian migrations and urban appropriations (2014-2020)

  Michelle Maria Stakonski Cechinel

  471-491

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• From the hydroplane to the automobile: the modernity experience in Luís Correia (PI) in the 1930s

  Marcus Pierre de Carvalho Baptista, Francisco de Assis de Sousa Nascimento, Elisabeth Mary de Carvalho Baptista

  492-508

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• Children’s exposure and Atlantic crossings: the passage of practices and people to the extreme south of Portuguese America (1750-1810)

  Jonathan Fachini da Silva

  509-530

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• Ramon Llull, the Global Middle Ages, and the Teaching of History: possible approaches

  Guilherme Queiroz de Souza

  531-557

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• How to present the history of Covid-19? reflections based on digital archives in Brazil

  Ian Kisil Marino, Paulo Rodrigues Gajanigo, Rogério Ferreira de Souza, Thiago Lima Nicodemo

  558-583

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Book review

• A difficult negotiation

  Wilson de Oliveira Neto

  584-590

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• Charles Alexandrowicz’s Law of Nations and the criticism against eurocentrism in International Law

  Karine de Souza Silva, Juliana Müller

  591-599

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Interview

• Historical writing and the global turn: perspectives from a historian of Africa

  Andreas Eckert, Ana Carolina Schveitzer, William Blakemore Lyon; Ana Carolina Schveitzer, Matheus Serva Pereira

  600-616;617-635

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