The Peripheries of World War I: : New Methodological and Spatial Perspectives

Closing in on the centenary of World War I, the state of our knowledge about this conflict stands at a crossroads. Although the study of this momentous event has experienced something of a renaissance over the last 25 years, the existing scholarship of this field remains fairly limited. This workshop convenes scholars who employ new and interesting methodologies to investigate the war, from a global perspective. A full program can be found by clicking here.

Co-sponsored by the Department of History and the Global Research Initiatives, Office of the Provost, and the NYU Abu Dhabi Institute

Co-convened by

• Valerie Deacon, Assistant Professor and Faculty Fellow of History, New York University Abu Dhabi
• Martin Klimke, Associate Professor and Head of the History Program, Individuals
• Andrew Patrick, Assistant Professor of History, Tennessee State University