Global history as a form to modernize historical education

 

 

Tatiana L. Shestova

 

PhD in History, Lomonosov Moscow State University,

 

Global Studies Faculty, associated professor

 

E-mail: tshestova@mail.ru

 

 

 

The article lets into institutionalization of global history as a research area and educational discipline. It examines in detail various educational projects in global history in British universities.

 

Key words: global history, globalization, educational programs, research networks, innovative forms of teaching.

 

 

 

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