The Oxford history of historical writing

• List of Maps
• p. xvi

• Notes on the Contributors
• p. xvii

• Advisory Board
• p. xxi

• Editors' Introduction
• p. 1

• 1
• History and Theory
• p. 13

• 2
• History and Memory
• p. 36

• 3
• Censorship and History since 1945
• p. 52

• 4
• Postcolonial Criticism and History: Subaltern Studies
• p. 74

• 5
• World History
• p. 93

• 6
• Global Economic History: A Survey
• p. 113

• 7
• Women's and Gender History
• p. 136

• 8
• The Historiography of Environmental History
• p. 159

• 9
• The Historiography of Science and Technology
• p. 177

• 10
• History and Social Science in the West
• p. 199

• 11
• From die Search for Normality to the Search for Normality: German Historical Writing
• p. 220

• 12
• Historical Writing in Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary
• p. 243

• 13
• French Historical Writing
• p. 266

• 14
• British Historical Writing
• p. 291

• 15
• Scandinavian Historical Writing
• p. 311

• 16
• Italian Historical Writing
• p. 333

• 17
• Historical Writing in the Balkans
• p. 353

• 18
• Athens and Apocalypse: Writing History in Soviet Russia
• p. 375

• 19
• African Historical Writing
• p. 399

• 20
• Argentine Historical Writing in an Era of Political and Economic Instability
• p. 422

• 21
• Brazilian Historical Writing
• p. 440

• 22
• Mexican Historical Writing
• p. 454

• 23
• Historical Writing in the United States
• p. 473

• 24
• Arab Historical Writing
• p. 496

• 25
• Indian Historical Writing since 1947
• p. 515

• 26
• Thai Historical Writing
• p. 539

• 27
• Vietnamese Historical Writing
• p. 559

• 28
• Indonesian Historical Writing after Independence
• p. 575

• 29
• Settler Histories and Indigenous Pasts: New Zealand and Australia
• p. 594

• 30
• Chinese Historical Writing since 1949
• p. 615

• 31
• Japanese Historical Writing
• p. 637

• 32
• Historians and Historical Writing in Modern Korea
• p. 259

• Epilogue: On the Current and Future State of Historical Writing
• p. 678

• Index
• p. 689