C. (Clemens) Six, Prof

Courses I taught over the last five years include:

• The Great Imperial War (1931-1960): The origins of our world today? (MA research seminar)
• Does this really change everything? How the climate crisis alters the way we write history (MA research seminar)
• Transnational Anti-Imperialism, 1900-1970 (MA research seminar)
• Mastering religious plurality in modern India (MA research seminar)
• How Chinese ideas conquered the world: A global history since 1919 (BA seminar)
• North Korea and the world since 1945 (BA seminar)
• Visibility: from street lighting to Facebook (BA seminar)
• Global history of surveillance since 1900 (BA seminar)
• Rastafari: a transnational history (BA seminar)
• Slums: a global history since 1945 (BA seminar)
• Shadow globalisation: organised crime & black markets since 1945 (BA seminar)
• The political culture of extreme mountaineering & expeditions, 19th & 20th century (BA seminar)
• (Anti-)Communism in the Global South (BA seminar)
• Third World solidarity and utopian thinking (BA seminar)
• "Modernising" contemporary South and Southeast Asia: Ideas & practices (BA seminar)
• State & society in postcolonial Asia (BA seminar)
• Sexuality: a global history since 1945 (BA seminar)
• Perspectives on History (global history, transnational history, post-colonial theory, microhistory) (BA lectures)
• Regional perspectives (regional history, urban history, border studies, entangled history, historiography in postcolonial societies) (BA lectures)
• The globalisation of religious & social movements since 1945 (BA lecture)
• Research methodologies for Master students