OUR FiveTEENTH issue Is now on-line

The fiveteenth issue of Entremons: UPF Journal of World History​ is now available.

Call for papers 2025

The term for sending original texts for the new issue of Entremons. UPF Journal of World History is open. You can send your proposals until Mrach 15th 2024 to [email protected]. For more information, you can write us to the same address or check the Submission Guidelines tab of our website. 

UPCOMING EVENTS

🌍 Upcoming Event: Lecture by Dr. Julia McClureColonial Capitalism and Mobility Inequalities
📅 Date: January 31st, 15:00
📍 Location: Room 20.287, Universitat Pompeu Fabra (Hybrid format available)
Join us for an engaging lecture by Dr. Julia McClure (University of Glasgow), a leading global historian specializing in poverty, inequality, colonialism, and environmental history.
Highlights of the lecture include:
  • The impact of colonial systems on mobility and socio-economic inequalities.
  • Indigenous practices and resistance shaping global history.
  • Innovative interdisciplinary approaches to understanding poverty and empire.
  • Links between historical colonial frameworks and contemporary global issues.
Dr. McClure will also discuss insights from her latest book, Empire of Poverty: The Moral-Political Economy of the Spanish Empire (Oxford University Press, 2024).
💻 Can’t attend in person? A hybrid format allows for remote participation.Contact us: [email protected].
This event is a must for anyone exploring the intersections of global history, colonialism, and socio-economic dynamics.
👉 Save the date and join us!

PAST EVENTS

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Exclusive Interview with Evelyn Hu-DeHart
​Diasporas, Globalization, and Social Justice

Don’t miss our conversation with Dr. Evelyn Hu-DeHart, Professor of History and Director of the Center for the Study of Race and Ethnicity in America at Brown University.



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Discover her unique insights on:
  • North-South inequalities in globalization.
  • Historical and current resistance of marginalized communities.
  • Her research on Chinese diasporas in Latin America and the Caribbean.
👉 Click here to watch the full interview
Explore the historical and contemporary connections shaping our globalized world.
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