Global history in the age of crisis: metanarratives of material progress and the rise of Asia
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May 27, 2013
Keywords:
Global History Economic crisis Meta-narratives
Abstract
Metanarratives of material progress have been around at least since the time of Smith, Marx and Weber. This article reviews some works in global (economic) history and the history of financial crises and discusses the relationship between the rise of global history and the rise of Asia.
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Gekas, S. (2013). Global history in the age of crisis: metanarratives of material progress and the rise of Asia. Historein, 13, 8–17. https://doi.org/10.12681/historein.163
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