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- The Roots of Tribalism
- By John Rapley, Jamaica Gleaner, 12 July
2001. Tribalism has everywhere been constructed by
politicians. It is a universal phenomenon that appears to
arise from the social character of the human species. Tribal
politics is anything but traditional. It is, in fact,
thoroughly modern.
- Globalizing Labour Historiography: The IISH
Approach
- By Marcel van der Linden, International Institute of
Social History, 2002. Various trends in labor history make a
reconceptualization unavoidable. For too long have we worked
with a predominantly North-Atlantic bias. What we need now
is a “methodological transcontinentalization or
globalization”.