Category: The Blog
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2025 Toynbee Prize Lecture: Sunil Amrith, “Whose Planetary Consciousness?”
The 2025-26 Toynbee Prize Winner Sunil Amrith (Yale University) delivered the Toynbee Prize Lecture at the European University Institute’s Robert Schuman Center for Advanced Studies,…
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Moral Economy in the Spanish Empire and Latin America: New Histories of Capitalism in the Spanish-Speaking World
In this discussion, Glauber Wisniewski interviews Edward Jones Corredera and Julia McClure on their two recent books on ideas of moral economy in early modern…
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Call for registration: JGH x TPF Publishing Workshop II
July 9th, 2025 Are you an early career scholar or graduate student in global history? Are you interested in publishing your research in a…
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Call for Applications: Editor-at-Large
The Toynbee Prize Foundation is pleased to announce the 2025-2026 Call for Editors-at-Large. We welcome applications for the position of Editor-at-Large from graduate students and early…
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The Political Economy of Interventionism and Arbitration: A Conversation Between Edward Jones Corredera and Allison Powers
Edward Jones Corredera (EJC) and Allison Powers (AP) have each respectively recently published Odious Debt: Bankruptcy, International Law, and the Making of Latin America and…
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CFP Announcement: Journal of Global History development editing workshop
As part of efforts to make the field of global history more truly ‘global’, the Journal of Global History is hosting an online development workshop to…
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Announcing the Toynbee Prize Foundation panel at AHA25: China in Twentieth-Century and Earlier World Orders
The Toynbee Prize Foundation is pleased to announce that it will be hosting a panel at the American Historical Association’s Annual Meeting on January 3rd,…
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Coal mining, resource anxieties, and regimes of governance: A Roundtable on Victor Seow’s “Carbon Technocracy”
Compiled by Liat Spiro, Editor-at-Large. Participant bios: Mark Hendrickson is associate professor of History at UC San Diego and author of American Labor and Economic…
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April 15, 2024: What We’re Reading
Image Credit: BBC Matilde Cazzola, Max Planck Institute for Legal History and Legal Theory. Gad Heuman, “The Apprenticeship System in the Caribbean: The…
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Call for registration: JGH x TPF Introduction to Publishing Workshop
JGH x TPF: An Introduction to Publishing Workshop March 1st, 2024 Are you an early career scholar or graduate student in global history? Are…

