Vol. 17 No. 3: Fall 2020

• Introduction to World History Connected 17.3, October 2020

  Marc Jason Gilbert

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• Brief Summary of the Issue

  Marc Jason Gilbert

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Forum: Southeast Asia in World History: Art, Ethnicity, Gender, Identity, Modernity, and Trade

• Introduction to the Forum

  Marc Jason Gilbert

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• Giving Up the Ghost: Rethinking Southeast Asia’s Maritime Past and its Place in World History

  Jennifer L. Gaynor

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• Negotiating Ambiguities: Female Rule in Muslim Asia during the Early Modern Period

  Barbara Watson Andaya

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• Islam and Modernity: A Reconciliation through Southeast Asian History

  Ethan Hawkley

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• Chinese Principalities in the Borderlands of Southeast Asia: Historical Significance and Memory of Hà Tiên, Lanfang, and Kokang

  Robert Y. Eng

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• The Friction of distance in Borneo: migration, economic change and geographic space in Sabah

  David R. Saunders

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• The Bay and the Straits: The Melaka Era (1402-1641) in the Bengal Region

  Rila Mukherjee

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• History Lessons from Vietnamese Francophone Literature

  Jack A. Yeager

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• Girl with Lotus and M-16: the equivocal legacy of the École des Beaux-arts de l’Indochine 1924–1945

  John Michael Swinbank

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• Digital Resources for Research and Teaching Southeast Asia in World History

  John Maunu

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Article

• Imperial Intrigue: Entrepreneurs and Early Twentieth Century Attempts at United States Economic Expansion in Ottoman Iraq

  Jameel Haque

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Interview

• An Interview with a World Historian: Stanley Burstein

  Editor, World History Connected

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Book Reviews

• Townsend, Camilla. Fifth Sun: A New History of the Aztecs.

  Andrae Marak

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• Spengler III, Robert N. Fruit from the Sands: The Silk Road Origins of the Foods We Eat.

  Robert Klemm

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• Delgado, James P. War at Sea: A Shipwrecked History from Antiquity to the Twentieth Century.

  Cynthia Ross

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• Dejung, Christof, David Motadel, and Jürgen Osterhammel, eds., The Global Bourgeoisie: The Rise of the Middle Classes in the Age of Empire.

  Jeffrey Auerbach

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• Headrick, David R. Humans Versus Nature: A Global Environmental History.

  Thomas Anderson

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