Online journal to place Europe in the world & consider Europe in its totality. Research, methods, higher ed topics, literature, art. (ISSN: 3070-3352)
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📢📢📢Happy to launch the latest issue of
@GlobalEurope Journal. globaleuropejournal.org/issu… with a special end-of-summer interview roundup!
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My new book - out today in Britain. All good bookstores etc…Also out in translation in Italy, Germany and the Netherlands this week
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After 7 years, it’s complete. It’s been fun working with the brilliant Harry Mace on this. Intended as a pre-covid conference at Girton College. Thanks to all. 8 wonderful chapters, including by @william_whyte, @kathrynstutz, and @KathrynRix
#architecture #imperialism #history
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Our SIXTH issue is out! Visit it here: globaleuropejournal.org/issu…
We spoke to many people over the summer & publish here an all-interview end-of-summer issue, with many education topics. Also some book reviews, wonderful excerpts of literature in translation & an art exhibition.
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So grateful to @BernhardLang_09 for sharing his amazing photos with us. Visit our online exhibition of his "Baltic Ice" aerial photos series, shot in Estonia.
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An excerpt of "Duels" by Néhémy Dahomey globaleuropejournal.org/2026… via @globaleurope
@seagullbooks
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Tatiana Vagramenko @vagramenko speaks about
computational humanities as new ways of seeing, reading, and questioning history. An enlightening interview about how data can uncover patterns undetectable otherwise.
globaleuropejournal.org/2026…
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Our education-focused interview series continues. We speak with the International People's College in Denmark, a long-established institution that helps young people from everywhere in the world know each other and learn together. #experientiallearning
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So glad to see this book on the long list for the national book award! @GlobalEurope featured an excerpt here: globaleuropejournal.org/2026…
MY DREADFUL BODY, by Egana Djabbarly and translated by Lisa C. Hayden, longlisted for @nationalbook award.
newvesselpress.com/books/my-…
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We are looking for a couple more articles for our upcoming issues! globaleuropejournal.org/issu…
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Inspiring project at @DukeU: The Future Universities Alliance is the topic of our interview with Noah Pickus, speaking of the central role of innovation in designing & renewing higher education & about how institutions must share best practices globally. globaleuropejournal.org/2026…
An excerpt of "Duels" by Néhémy Dahomey globaleuropejournal.org/2026… via @globaleurope
@seagullbooks
So grateful to @BernhardLang_09 for sharing his amazing photos with us. Visit our online exhibition of his "Baltic Ice" aerial photos series, shot in Estonia.
globaleuropejournal.org/2026…
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Our education-focused interview series continues. We speak with the International People's College in Denmark, a long-established institution that helps young people from everywhere in the world know each other and learn together. #experientiallearning
globaleuropejournal.org/2026…
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Bryan Penprase and Noah Pickus on The New Global Universities | Princeton University Press press.princeton.edu/ideas/br…
Inspiring project at @DukeU: The Future Universities Alliance is the topic of our interview with Noah Pickus, speaking of the central role of innovation in designing & renewing higher education & about how institutions must share best practices globally. globaleuropejournal.org/2026…
Tatiana Vagramenko @vagramenko speaks about
computational humanities as new ways of seeing, reading, and questioning history. An enlightening interview about how data can uncover patterns undetectable otherwise.
globaleuropejournal.org/2026…
Our SIXTH issue is out! Visit it here: globaleuropejournal.org/issu…
We spoke to many people over the summer & publish here an all-interview end-of-summer issue, with many education topics. Also some book reviews, wonderful excerpts of literature in translation & an art exhibition.
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The Royal Library in Brussels still holds the first edition of Thomas More’s Utopia (1516). Obviously the book did not have to travel far as the first set was printed in nearby Leuven by famous printer Dirk Martens.
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How contemporary academic structures constrain scientific creativity and hold back early-career researchers
nature.com/articles/s41562-0… via @HaubrockPhillip et al
