20 Et 21-Revue D Histoire
Scope & Guideline
Connecting Contemporary Issues with Historical Perspectives
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Interdisciplinary Historical Analysis:
The journal emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches to history, integrating perspectives from sociology, anthropology, political science, and cultural studies to enrich historical narratives and analyses. - Focus on Gender and Social Justice:
A significant portion of the journal's content addresses themes of gender, feminism, and social justice, exploring how these factors intersect with historical events and movements. - Global and Comparative History:
The journal publishes research that examines historical phenomena across different geographical and temporal contexts, fostering a comparative understanding of global histories. - Memory and Representation:
Research on collective memory, historical representation, and the politics of memory is a core theme, analyzing how societies remember and interpret their pasts. - Political and Social Movements:
The journal explores the dynamics of political and social movements, including resistance, revolution, and reform, often focusing on marginalized voices and experiences. - Environmental History:
There is a growing interest in environmental history, examining the relationship between humans and their environments throughout history and the socio-political implications of environmental changes.
Trending and Emerging
- Decolonization and Post-Colonial Studies:
An increasing number of publications focus on decolonization processes, post-colonial identities, and the legacies of colonialism, highlighting the importance of these themes in understanding modern global dynamics. - Digital History and Archival Studies:
There is a significant rise in research exploring digital history and the role of archives in shaping historical narratives, reflecting advancements in technology and methodologies in historical research. - Intersectionality in History:
Themes of intersectionality, particularly concerning gender, race, and class, are gaining traction, as scholars seek to understand how these dimensions interact within historical contexts. - Environmental and Ecological History:
The journal is increasingly publishing studies that examine historical relationships with the environment, addressing how past societies interacted with their natural surroundings and the implications for contemporary ecological issues. - Memory Studies and Cultural Representation:
Research on memory studies, particularly how cultural products (like films, literature, and art) influence and reflect historical consciousness, is becoming more prevalent in the journal's offerings.
Declining or Waning
- Traditional Military History:
There has been a noticeable decrease in the publication of works focused solely on traditional military history, indicating a shift towards more nuanced explorations of social and cultural aspects of conflict. - Eurocentric Perspectives:
As the journal increasingly embraces global and comparative approaches, traditional Eurocentric narratives are becoming less frequent, reflecting a broader commitment to inclusivity and diverse historical perspectives. - Biographical Studies:
The journal has published fewer biographical studies in recent years, suggesting a move away from individual-focused histories towards broader thematic and structural analyses. - Economic History:
Research specifically centered on economic history appears to be waning, as the journal prioritizes social, cultural, and political themes that resonate more with contemporary issues. - Regional Histories:
There is a noticeable decline in the focus on localized regional histories, as the journal encourages broader, interconnected historical analyses that transcend specific locales.
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