Category: Interviews
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Sources for South and Southeast Asian History
Editor-at Large Dr. Kristie Patricia Flannery (Research Fellow at the Institute for Humanities and Social Sciences at the Australian Catholic University) interviews Dr. Aditya Balasubramanian…
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Plowshares into Swords: An Interview with David Ekbladh
As much as it was a moment of America’s reckoning of its own immense power or its sudden vulnerability, the early-1940s was also a moment…
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A revolution of runaways: An interview with Jesse Olsavsky
The history of the fight against enslavement in the Americas is a rich and multi-faceted one. It should, therefore, come as no wonder that there…
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From the Archivist’s Nook: An interview with Christy Lobo
Christy Lobo is the archivist at the Archives of the Jesuit Madurai Province in Shembaganur, Tamil Nadu. Technically skilled with an M.Sc. in Computer Science…
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War, Plague and Inflation: Is this time different?: An Interview with Dr. Natacha Postel-Vinay
World economies are facing a troika of challenges in the form of war (in Ukraine), disease (COVID19) and return of inflation, all of which have…
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European Communities in South America and the Global Total Wars of the 20th Century: An Interview with Dr. María Inés Tato
Total wars do not just affect the belligerent societies. The two global conflicts of the first half of the twentieth century had repercussions in neutral…
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The Soviet Union as a Development Actor in West Africa: An Interview with Alessandro Iandolo on Arrested Development
The recently published work Arrested Development: The Soviet Union in Ghana, Guinea, and Mali, 1955–1968 (Cornell University Press, 2022) explores the Soviet Union’s economic partnership…
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Recovering the History of Interwar International Environmental Law: An Interview with Omer Aloni
For a long time, international legal scholars and practitioners tended to see the League of Nations solely as a historical failure. In leading textbooks and…
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The Individual and the International: An Interview with Dr. Michele L. Louro
SEAN PHILLIPS: Could you tell us about your intellectual journey? What drew you to write about interwar internationalism and India’s stake in it, and…
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Collaborators of the New Order—Fascists, Nationalists, Traitors, and Opportunists in occupied Western Europe: An Interview with David Alegre
Empires are not ruled only by force. Some degree of resignation or collaboration from local populations is needed. Despite its brief lifespan, the Third Reich…