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| | [[Military History]]: The study of military practice and theory; wars and battles; technology; organization of armies, leadership and soldiers; also [[Naval History]]. Much of the field is handled by non-academics and amateurs, as military history has a marginal status in most research-oriented history departments. see [[Society for Military History]] | | [[Military History]]: The study of military practice and theory; wars and battles; technology; organization of armies, leadership and soldiers; also [[Naval History]]. Much of the field is handled by non-academics and amateurs, as military history has a marginal status in most research-oriented history departments. see [[Society for Military History]] |
| | ===Economic and business=== | | ===Economic and business=== |
| − | [[Economic History]]: Covers topics from agriculture, technology and business organization, and includes population studies and the reconstruction of economic indicators (like GDP). One important new branch is [[Business history]]. Since the 1970s much of economic history, as well as [[History of economic thought]], has migrated from history departments and journals to economics - while [[Marxism|Marxist]] interpretations of history are most often found in literature departments, not history departments.
| + | Economic History: Covers topics from agriculture, technology and business organization, and includes population studies and the reconstruction of economic indicators (like GDP). One important new branch is [[Business history]]. Since the 1970s much of economic history, as well as [[History of economic thought]], has migrated from history departments and journals to economics - while [[Marxism|Marxist]] interpretations of history are most often found in literature departments, not history departments. |
| | ** See Ian M. Drummond, "Economic History" [http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com/PrinterFriendly.cfm?Params=A1ARTA0002512 ''Canadian Encyclopedia'' (2008)] | | ** See Ian M. Drummond, "Economic History" [http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com/PrinterFriendly.cfm?Params=A1ARTA0002512 ''Canadian Encyclopedia'' (2008)] |
| | ** See Duncan McDowall. "Business History," [http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com/PrinterFriendly.cfm?Params=A1ARTA0001133 ''Canadian Encyclopedia'' (2008)] | | ** See Duncan McDowall. "Business History," [http://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.com/PrinterFriendly.cfm?Params=A1ARTA0001133 ''Canadian Encyclopedia'' (2008)] |
| | ====Rural and Agricultural history==== | | ====Rural and Agricultural history==== |
| − | The "Agricultural History Society" was established in 1919 and has 1200 members who focus on the history of rural life, especially in the U.S.<ref>See [http://www.aghistorysociety.org/ Agricultural History Society'']</ref> Since 1926 its journal ''Agricultural History'' has been the journal of record which publishes articles on all aspects of the history of agriculture and rural life with no geographical or temporal limits.<ref>See [http://www.aghistorysociety.org/journal/index.html ''Agricultural History'']</ref> | + | The "Agricultural History Society" was established in 1919 and has 1200 members who focus on the history of rural life, especially in the U.S.<ref>See [http://www.aghistorysociety.org/ Agricultural History Society'']</ref> Since 1926 its journal ''Agricultural History'' has been the journal of record which publishes articles on all aspects of the history of agriculture and rural life with no geographical or temporal limits.<ref>See [http://www.aghistorysociety.org/journal/index.html ''Agricultural History'']</ref> |
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| | ===Science and technology=== | | ===Science and technology=== |
| | [[History of Ideas]] is a field founded in U.S. by [[Arthur Lovejoy]], dealing with the inner ("internalist") history of ideas. It contrasts with the [[intellectual history]] promoted by [[Merle Curti]] that stresses the links between ideas and external social and economic forces.<ref>Donald R. Kelley, "Intellectual History in a Global Age," ''Journal of the History of Ideas'' 66#2 (2005) 155-167 in [[Project Muse]]; Donald R. Kelley, ed.,''The History of Ideas: Canon and Variations'' (1990); Donald R. Kelley, ''The Descent of Ideas: A History of Intellectual History'' (2002).</ref> | | [[History of Ideas]] is a field founded in U.S. by [[Arthur Lovejoy]], dealing with the inner ("internalist") history of ideas. It contrasts with the [[intellectual history]] promoted by [[Merle Curti]] that stresses the links between ideas and external social and economic forces.<ref>Donald R. Kelley, "Intellectual History in a Global Age," ''Journal of the History of Ideas'' 66#2 (2005) 155-167 in [[Project Muse]]; Donald R. Kelley, ed.,''The History of Ideas: Canon and Variations'' (1990); Donald R. Kelley, ''The Descent of Ideas: A History of Intellectual History'' (2002).</ref> |