Magallanica-Revista de Historia Moderna
Scope & Guideline
Innovating Perspectives in Modern Historiography
Introduction
Aims and Scopes
- Social and Cultural History:
The journal frequently publishes works that examine the social structures, cultural practices, and everyday lives of individuals in the early modern period, particularly in Spain and its colonies. - Mobility and Migration Studies:
A significant focus on the movements of people within and outside the Spanish Empire, analyzing how mobility has shaped identities, communities, and socio-political structures. - Gender and Family Dynamics:
Research often centers on the roles of gender and family in historical contexts, exploring how these dynamics influence societal changes and individual experiences. - Political and Diplomatic History:
The journal covers the intricate relationships and power dynamics between Spain and other nations, particularly during the age of empires, with a focus on diplomacy, governance, and imperial strategies. - Economic History:
Studies on the economic practices, trade networks, and financial systems within the Iberian world and their implications for broader historical developments. - Historiographical Analysis:
The journal includes critical evaluations of historical narratives and methodologies, contributing to the ongoing discourse on how history is constructed and understood.
Trending and Emerging
- Youth and Generational Studies:
A growing emphasis on the experiences and roles of youth in historical contexts, addressing how young people navigated societal expectations and conflicts. - Intergenerational Dynamics:
Research focusing on family structures and intergenerational relationships has gained traction, exploring how these dynamics affect social mobility and stability. - Transnational Histories:
An emerging theme of studying historical narratives that transcend national boundaries, highlighting interconnectedness in the modern world. - Digital Humanities and Methodology:
There is an increasing interest in utilizing digital tools and methodologies for historical research, showcasing innovative approaches to data analysis and representation. - Environmental History:
A new focus on the relationship between humans and their environment during the early modern period, examining how ecological factors influenced historical developments.
Declining or Waning
- Military History:
There has been a noticeable reduction in publications focusing exclusively on military events and strategies, suggesting a shift towards more social and cultural histories. - Colonial Studies:
Although still relevant, studies specifically dedicated to colonialism and colonial administration have become less frequent, possibly indicating a broader focus on transnational and global perspectives. - Religious History:
The exploration of religious institutions and their influence on society has seen a decline, as contemporary research trends favor secular narratives and social history. - Art and Architectural History:
Research centered on art and architecture related to historical narratives has decreased, possibly overshadowed by more pressing social and economic analyses. - Local and Regional Studies:
There is a waning interest in localized historical studies, as the journal increasingly emphasizes broader, transnational themes that connect various regions.
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