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Amanda Power: The Anthropocene Made Modernity

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David Kuchenbuch: Mediating Globalism in the Twentieth Century: The Cases of R. Buckminster Fuller and Arno Peters

Theodor E. Ulieriu-Rostás: Recovering the Provisional. Musealization and Photography in the Early Years of the Museum of Ethnography and National Art in Bucharest (1906 – 1912)

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Friederike Brücker: Verständnis und Nutzung von Antikenbezügen an oberitalienischen Höfen im secondo Cinquecento

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Jens Ivo Engels: Geschichte der politischen Korruption in Europa

Tobias Ebbrecht-Hartmann: In Our Image: Meeting our Ultraorthodox Other on Netflix

Roxana Coman: Antiquities and Rarities in mid-19th Century Wallachia: Dimitrie Papazoglu’s Collection for “The Feeling of Love of the Progress of my Nation”

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Carsten Herbes: Generation Z and sustainable consumption – results from interviews and a comparative online survey in Japan and Germany

Valentin Groebner: Hat das Gesicht eine Geschichte? Individualität, Identität, Werbung

Patrick Anthony: Terrestrial Enlightenment: Ruin and Revolution in an Eighteenth-Century Climate Crisis

Sarah Whitten: Who Were Taken and Those Who Were Left Behind. Unfreedom and Sovereignty in Ninth Century Southern Italy