TRANSNATIONAL TELEVISION HISTORY: A COMPARATIVE APPROACH

Andreas Fickers · Catherine Johnson

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‘Going transnational’ is in. While some interpret this latest ‘turn’ in the intricate path of historiography as a challenge to older historiographic traditions like world or international history, ...

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