I want to extend my thanks to the team at LHB, as they have
been gracious in allowing me to return to my previous blogging stint which I
began in late November, but was unable to complete at the time.
Today, I restart my series of posts related to issues in
transnational, international and comparative legal history which were provoked by the
writing of my first book. For reference, my introductory post, entitled What
Are You?: Producing A First Book Amid Disciplinary and Geographic Migrations, is
here. My second, entitled The Affinities and Disjunctures of History and
Anthropology, is here.
Now onward and upward! My remaining posts will be:
3) Functionalism
and Synthetic History
4) The
Challenges of Comparative Law and Transnational History
5) Empire
and Imperialism: (Mis)Framing Cross-Cultural Engagements
6) The
Young Interdisciplinary Scholar in a Global Academic Market
