Vol. 33 (2026)

• Expediente

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Article

• 'Wherever I travel, Greece wounds me': poetics of ruin and ontological exile in Giorgos Seferis, between Smyrna, Athens, and Latin America

  Alexandre Belmonte

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• Globalizatio ex-nihilo? reflections on pre-modern Indian Ocean Nautical Sources, scientific globality and technical globalisation

  Juan Acevedo

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• Science and international cooperation: the italian-brazilian partnership for the genetic improvement of PIWI grapevines

  Gil Karlos Ferri

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• E-learning in Egyptology: collaborative efforts between Portugal and Brazil

  Ronaldo Gurgel Pereira, Thais Rocha da Silva

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• A Transnational History of African Studies: The Centre of West African Studies and the Sierra Leonean Historiography (1963-1979)

  Evander Ruthieri da Silva

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• Hegemonic Crisis and Reaction: The Case of Jordan Bardella

  Maria Raphaela Luchini Caldeira Campello

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Forum

• Comments on the article by Professor Goldfeld

  Nelly Hanna

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• Between Empires and Republics: possible dialogues between Brazil and the Ottoman world

  Heitor de Andrade Carvalho Loureiro

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• Comentários acerca do artigo de Monique Sochaczweski Goldfeld

  Ruben Paredes Rodríguez

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• Diversity and Unity in the Ottoman Empire: The Dilemma of “Benign Neglect”

  Danny Zahreddine

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• The history of the Ottoman Empire from the lens of Global History: a dialogue with Monique Sochaczewski

  João Júlio Gomes dos Santos Júnior

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• Response to comments on the article “Why is it important to study the history of the Ottoman Empire?”

  Monique Sochaczewski

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Interview

• Global History and its methodologies: interview with Stefan Rinke

  Stefan Rinke, Ilana de Macedo Vaz, João Vitor Sausen

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Book review

• The Other of Freedom: Between the Myth of a Cordial Brazil and the Fear of African Despotism

  Camila Sena da Luz

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• Updating the debate on eugenics: A review of the book "Eugenia ontem e hoje" by Robert Wegner

  Viegas Fernandes da Costa, Myriam Mitjavila

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