Global Historical Sociology - Grand Format

"Global Historical Sociology is a virtuoso guide to bringing "the global in" to the understanding of political and social history. This collection is a compelling, agenda-setting statement for both historical sociology and international relations. The editors, Julian Go and George Lawson, advance a persuasive theoretical case for this shared project, while the individual contributors dive more deeply into questions of empire, capitalism, and global modernity in chapters that are exemplars of historically-engaged social analysis." Elisabeth S.
Clemens, William Rainey Harper Professor of Sociology, University of Chicago. "Edited volumes don't always make much sense. This one does. It advances comparative historical sociology in a major way by drawing attention to its impact upon the external world, and upon the impact of that world on the global powers at the core of the modern polity. This is a new agenda, not to be missed." John A. Hall, James McGill Professor of Comparative Historical Sociology at McGill University, Montreal.
"In Global Historical Sociology, Go and Lawson have brought together in mutual conversation an impressive array of historical sociologists and International Relations scholars, all advancing the shared cause of global history. There is no doubt in my mind that this will become the go-to text for all IR scholars interested in historical sociology (and vice versa) for many years to come." Ayse Zarakol, Reader in International Relations, Emmanuel College, University of Cambridge.