Vol. 19 No. 3: Fall 2022

• Brief Summary of the Issue

  Marc Jason Gilbert

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Forum: Oral History Informing World History

• Introduction to the Forum: Oral History as a Way to Fulfill World History’s Global-Local Potential

  Tiffany Trimmer, Julie Weiskopf

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• Contextualizing Cold War-Era Cleveland: Using Oral History Repositories to Engage High School and University Students

  Naomi A. Randt, Shelley E. Rose

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• Teaching the Global Cold War with Korean Adoptee Oral Histories

  Elizabeth Lawrence

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• Sentiments of Childhood: Oral Histories and the Study of Colonial Youth Movements

  Jialin Christina Wu

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• Proud Citizens or Enemies of the State? Transformations of Iraqi Jewish Identity Between 1920 and 1950

  Simone Steadman-Gantous

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• Local Histories of International Development in Decolonizing Kenya: Using Oral Histories to Understand Global Connections

  Kara Moskowitz

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• Expanding Their Frontiers: The Enriching Lives of Rural Kenyan Tea Estate Laborers in the Late- Colonial and Post-Independence Era

  Muey Saeteurn

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• Experiencing the Past: Oral History as World History

  Amber H. Abbas

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• Shifting the Means of (Knowledge) Production: Teaching Applied Oral History Methods in a Global Classroom

  Marcia C. Schenck, Johanna M. Wetzel

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Articles

• Indian Soldier Healthcare in World War I: A Comparison of the Indian Army’s Experiences on the Western Front and in Mesopotamia, 1914-1918

  Andrew T. Jarboe

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• Teaching Periodization and Polycentrism through a Church in Oaxaca, Mexico

  Thomas Mounkhall

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Special Feature: Dialogues in World History

• The Dawn of Everything: Anthropology and Human History

  Patrick Manning

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• Should The Dawn of Everything Be Taught?

  Tom Laichas

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Book Reviews

• Sumit Guha, Tribe and State in Asia through Twenty-Five Centuries.

  Michael H. Fisher

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• David Lindenfeld, World Christianity and Indigenous Experience.

  Michael Laver

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• Boyd Cothran, Joan Judge, and Adrian Shubert, eds., Women Warriors and National Heroes: Global Histories.

  Robert Shaffer

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• Adeeb Khalid, Central Asia: A New History from the Imperial Conquests to the Present.

  Andrew M. Wender

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• Tonio Andrade, The Last Embassy: The Dutch Mission of 1795 and the Forgotten History of Western Encounters with China.

  Reid Wyatt

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• Submissions Guide and Style Sheet

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