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Zeitschrift für Ideengeschichte Heft XV/1 Frühjahr 2021 – Kolonialwaren

Im großen Warenhaus des Kolonialismus findet sich fast alles: Hochkultur und Massenkonfektion, Geschenke und Gebrauchsgüter, Forscherglück und auch so manches Beutestück. Das Portfolio der Kolonialwaren ist so weit gefächert wie ihre Provenienzen. Die Frühjahrsausgabe der Zeitschrift für Ideengeschichte spürt den abgründigen Wanderwegen der Kolonialwaren bis in unsere Tage nach.

Mit Beiträgen von David Armitage, Andreas Fahrmeir, Jürgen Osterhammel, Sundhya Pahuja, Britt Schlünz und vielen weiteren.

Jürgen Osterhammel – Mobilitätsfolklore
Jürgen Elvert – Das Netzwerk der Häfen
Reinhard Wendt – Die Verzuckerung der Welt
Sundhya Pahuja – Staat als Kolonialware

Essay
David Armitage – John Locke, die Kolonien und die Verträge

Archiv
Urs Büttner – Friedenspreis 1968 für Senghor

Afrikas Stern
Chinas Schätze
Südamerikas Erbe

Zeitschrift für Ideengeschichte – Kolonialwaren
Heft XV/1 Frühjahr 2021
128 S., mit ca. 30 Abb., Broschur
C.H.Beck
Euro 16,00 (D)
Euro 16,50 (A)
sFr 22,90
ISBN 978-3-406-76611-4

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