James Mark is a British Professor of History at the University of
Exeter. His research focuses on the history and memory politics of
state-socialism in East Central Europe from the perspective of broader
global histories, transnational processes and comparative methods. In
2019, James finished leading two 5-year international research
projects:/1989 After 1989: Rethinking the Fall of State Socialism in
Global Perspective/ <http://1989after1989.exeter.ac.uk/>and/Socialism
Goes Global: Cold War Connections Between the ‘Second’ and ‘Third
Worlds’/ <http://socialismgoesglobal.exeter.ac.uk/>. The two projects
focused on how to reinterpret state-socialism, the Cold War, the 1989–91
system changes and the postsocialist period in Eastern European history
as part of global processes and in the histories of colonialism and
anti-colonialism.
https://www.criticatac.ro/lefteast/why-globalise-1989-in-eastern-europe-and-the-politics-of-history/
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