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Sketch of seven immigrants, including both sexes and different age groups.

Migrant Knowledge

Writing knowledge into the history of migration and migration into the history of knowledge

Author: Mark R. Stoneman

Linking Migration and Knowledge: Six Viewpoints at ‘History of Knowledge’

MARK STONEMAN abstracts six posts about migration and knowledge published at History of Knowledge in the past two years. (336 words)
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Post Types

  • Articles
  • Notices
  • Resources

Blog Themes

  • Environmental Entanglements
  • Implications for General History
  • Migrating Knowledge
  • Specificities of Time, Place, and Culture
  • Why History of Knowledge?
  • Why Migrant Knowledge?

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