Professor of International History and Capitalism.

Glenda Sluga is Professor of International History and Capitalism. In 2020, she was awarded a European Research Council Advanced Grant, overseeing a five-year research program on ‘Twentieth Century International Economic Thinking and the complex history of globalization.’ In 2021, Princeton University Press published her latest book, ‘The Invention of International Order: Remaking Europe after Napoleon’.
Professor Sluga is also an Australian Research Council Kathleen Fitzpatrick Laurate Fellow, as the recipient in 2013 of a five-year fellowship for ‘Inventing the International’. She is also a Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities.

Research projects, clusters and working groups

Ongoing

Completed

Conversation on New Histories of Capitalism

Supervisees

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Fields of expertise

Europe in the world Modern history Global history Empires Colonialism Environmental history 20th century (Twentieth century) Decolonisation Cold War Cultural history Intellectual history European borderlands 19th century (Nineteenth century) Enlightenment Economic history Capitalism Political history Transnational history Globalisation International history European integration Mediterranean Diplomatic History Indian Ocean history Nationalism Asia-Pacific

Recent research output

SLUGA, Glenda; DARIAN-SMITH, Kate; HERREN-OESCH, Madeleine (2023), Sites of international memory, Contribution to book
(2023), Sites of international memory, Book
(2023), Peacemaking and international order after the First World War, Book
HUF, Ben; SLUGA, Glenda; SELCHOW, Sabine Ulrike (2022), Business and the planetary history of international environmental governance in the 1970s, Article
SLUGA, Glenda (2022), Business transnationalism, looking from the outside in, Article
SLUGA, Glenda (2023), What do we learn about war and peace from women international thinkers?, Article

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