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Neither boundaries nor frontiers: The multi-layered frontier system of colonial British India and its post-colonial aftermaths 既不是边界也不是边界：英属印度殖民地的多层边界体系及其后殖民后果

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Journal of Historical Geography

Pub Date : 2025-12-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.jhg.2025.01.001

Zhaodong Wang

The borders of British India defied classification as boundaries, which delineate the territorial confines of a sovereign state, or as frontiers, which are indeterminate zones dividing tribes, kingdoms, principalities, or empires. Rather, they comprised a complex, multi-layered frontier system with three distinct lines: the administrative line, delineating areas of government; the borderline, marking British India's so-called official boundaries (e.g., Durand and McMahon Lines); and the sphere of influence line, often more diplomatically and militarily significant than the borderline, indicating the farthest reach of British control over neighbouring states or political entities. The system, particularly the British disregard for the territorial nature of the borderline both in practical and diplomatic terms, was unique and largely driven by the buffer strategy designed to defend British India. Upon gaining independence, India and Pakistan inherited this system but adopted the second line – the borderline – as their international boundary. This decision has led to ongoing border disputes and conflicts between Pakistan and Afghanistan, and between India and China.

英属印度的边界不被划分为边界（划分主权国家的领土范围）或边界（划分部落、王国、公国或帝国的不确定区域）。相反，它们组成了一个复杂的、多层次的边界系统，有三条不同的线：行政线，划定政府区域；边界线，标志着英属印度所谓的官方边界（如杜兰德线和麦克马洪线）；以及势力范围线，通常在外交和军事上比边界线更重要，表示英国对邻国或政治实体的最远控制范围。这一制度，特别是英国在实际和外交方面无视边界线的领土性质，是独特的，主要是由旨在保护英属印度的缓冲战略所驱动的。在获得独立后，印度和巴基斯坦继承了这一制度，但采用了第二条线-边界线-作为他们的国际边界。这一决定导致了巴基斯坦和阿富汗以及印度和中国之间持续不断的边界争端和冲突。

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Introducing liquid worlds: Historical geographies and cartographies of the sea 介绍液体世界：历史地理和海洋制图

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Journal of Historical Geography

Pub Date : 2025-12-01 DOI: 10.1016/j.jhg.2025.10.005

Federico Ferretti , André Reyes Novaes

Resulting from a multi-paper session organized by the International Geographical Union/Division of History of Science and Technology (IGU/DHST) Commission History of Geography, this virtual special issue engages with the challenges that waters and spaces characterized by liquid/solid hybridity pose to geographic thought and mapping practices since the antiquity. The places of the earliest experimentations of ‘rational’ geographical knowledge—as exemplified by the cases of the ancient Mediterranean Sea or the modern Atlantic Ocean—seas and oceans have been later key spaces for imperial and colonial expansion, and for heterogeneous geopolitics of emerging nation states in the last couple of centuries. Today, critical scholarship deconstructs imperial representations of seas and oceans and rediscovers the roles of spaces of oppression and racial exclusion, but also of subaltern connections that the seas played as diasporic spaces for the enslavement of non-white bodies. This led to current understandings of seas as insurgent spaces, including the Black (or Red and Black) Atlantic, the Black Pacific and the Black Mediterranean among other compelling definitions. Some of these scholarly trends also draw upon geopoetic and geopolitical ideas of relational ontologies. While the papers that follow can account only for a part of these rich debates, namely from the standpoint of historical geography and histories of geography/cartography, they open new and promising research avenues for critical and anticolonial scholarship in these ‘sub-disciplinary’ fields that have been too long characterized by (political or epistemic) conservatism.

由国际地理联合会/科学技术史部（IGU/DHST）地理历史委员会组织的多篇论文会议的结果，这一虚拟特刊涉及自古以来以液体/固体混合为特征的水和空间对地理思想和制图实践构成的挑战。最早进行“理性”地理知识实验的地方——如古代地中海或现代大西洋的例子——后来成为帝国和殖民扩张的关键空间，以及过去几个世纪新兴民族国家异质地缘政治的关键空间。今天，批判性学术解构了海洋的帝国表征，并重新发现了压迫和种族排斥空间的作用，但也发现了海洋作为奴役非白人身体的散居空间所扮演的下层联系。这导致了目前对海洋作为叛乱空间的理解，包括黑色（或红黑）大西洋，黑色太平洋和黑色地中海以及其他令人信服的定义。其中一些学术趋势也借鉴了关系本体论的地缘政治学和地缘政治思想。虽然接下来的论文只能解释这些丰富辩论的一部分，即从历史地理学和地理/制图史的角度来看，它们为这些“子学科”领域的批判和反殖民学术开辟了新的和有前途的研究途径，这些领域长期以来以（政治或认知）保守主义为特征。

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Journal of Historical Geography

Pub Date : 2025-11-26 DOI: 10.1016/j.jhg.2025.11.004

Diarmid A. Finnegan

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Journal of Historical Geography

Pub Date : 2025-11-26 DOI: 10.1016/j.jhg.2025.10.011

Rudrani Garg

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Journal of Historical Geography

Pub Date : 2025-11-21 DOI: 10.1016/j.jhg.2025.11.001

Joanna Sassoon

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From ash to timber capitalism: Market incentives and the ecology of German settlement in central Poland (1650–1870) 从灰烬到木材资本主义：市场激励与波兰中部德国殖民的生态（1650-1870）

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Journal of Historical Geography

Pub Date : 2025-11-13 DOI: 10.1016/j.jhg.2025.10.007

Jawad Daheur

This article provides the first systematic discussion of the interaction between settlement and market dynamics in Central Poland in the period from the mid-seventeenth century to the 1870s, focusing on the case of forest products. Research indicates that during this period hundreds of settlements were established in the region under the so-called ‘olęder’ law. The settlers were free workers who paid their rent in cash and produced agricultural surpluses. However, the question of how their extensive land clearing activities interacted with the export of forest products remains open. This article shows that the settlers were instrumental in transforming the natural value of the environment by converting ‘dormant’, untouched forest biomass into cash. Central to this process was the labour they indirectly provided to the market by carrying out clearing operations that benefited them and others involved in the trade in potash and timber products. Of course, settlement was not entirely driven by the market, but it clearly worked in synergy with it.

本文首次系统地讨论了从17世纪中期到19世纪70年代波兰中部地区的定居点和市场动态之间的相互作用，重点讨论了森林产品的情况。研究表明，在此期间，根据所谓的“olęder”法律在该地区建立了数百个定居点。这些移民是自由的工人，他们用现金支付租金，生产剩余的农产品。但是，它们广泛的土地清理活动如何与森林产品出口相互作用的问题仍然没有解决。这篇文章表明，定居者通过将“休眠”的、未被破坏的森林生物质转化为现金，在改变环境的自然价值方面发挥了重要作用。这一过程的核心是他们通过开展清算业务间接向市场提供劳动力，这使他们和其他参与钾肥和木材产品贸易的人受益。当然，结算并不完全由市场驱动，但它显然与市场协同工作。

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Journal of Historical Geography

Pub Date : 2025-11-12 DOI: 10.1016/j.jhg.2025.10.010

Alan Lester

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Visualising Victorians 想象维多利亚时代

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Journal of Historical Geography

Pub Date : 2025-11-08 DOI: 10.1016/j.jhg.2025.10.004

Stephen Daniels

This essay reviews Reimag(in)ing the Victorians, an exhibition curated by Isobel Elstob at the Djangoly Gallery, University of Nottingham 22 September 2023—7 January 2024, and also an accompanying monograph titled Reimag(in)ing the Victorians in Contemporary Art: Britain and Beyond by Isobel Elstob, and published by Palgrave Macmillan in 2023. This essay addresses academic exhibition making and meaning, also themes of a Neo-Victorian ‘present past’ in a selection of artworks displayed in the exhibition and discussed in the book, and their geographical re-imagination of sites, spaces and landscapes.

本文回顾了2023年9月22日至2024年1月7日由Isobel Elstob在诺丁汉大学Djangoly画廊策划的展览《Reimag(in)ing the victoria’s》，以及Isobel Elstob在2023年由Palgrave Macmillan出版的题为《Reimag(in)ing the victoria in Contemporary Art: Britain and Beyond》的专著。这篇文章讨论了学术展览的制作和意义，以及在展览和书中讨论的艺术作品中展示的新维多利亚时代“现在过去”的主题，以及他们对场地、空间和景观的地理重新想象。

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Knowledge erosion: Floods and the regularisation of the river Tiber, 1870–1937 知识侵蚀：洪水与台伯河的治理，1870-1937

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Journal of Historical Geography

Pub Date : 2025-11-06 DOI: 10.1016/j.jhg.2025.10.008

Salvatore Valenti

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Master Juba's Footsteps: Mapping the transatlantic geographies of tap dance through mid-nineteenth century performance circuits 朱巴大师的足迹：通过19世纪中期的表演线路绘制踢踏舞的跨大西洋地理

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Journal of Historical Geography

Pub Date : 2025-11-06 DOI: 10.1016/j.jhg.2025.09.006

Lucy Thompson

This paper investigates the life history and geography of William Henry Lane, more commonly known by his stage name ‘Master Juba’. As a once-renowned, mid-nineteenth-century African American performer, Lane's microhistory is central to tracing the wider cultural and historical geographies of tap dance across circum-Atlantic performance, appearing as one of the earliest named tap dancers in the historical record. While his biographical details remain ambiguous, Lane's unique rhythmic, percussive dance style heavily influenced nineteenth-century transatlantic performance. This paper traces and maps ‘Master Juba's’ footsteps across the Atlantic, first exploring the historical geographies of the Five Points District, Manhattan, which fostered tap dance's early development through competitive challenge dancing, and where Charles Dickens allegedly witnessed Lane's ‘inimitable’ dancing. It subsequently traces Lane's journey to Britain in 1848, mapping his performances across Victorian Britain through the geographies of nineteenth-century performance circuits. Lane's myriad performances are further investigated, working both within and beyond the constraints of minstrelsy, which fundamentally challenged race, gender, and class inequalities in Victorian Britain. The paper finally explores the archival silences surrounding Lane's life and early demise. This historical geography speaks more widely to circum-Atlantic mobilities, Black performers in nineteenth-century Britain, and advocates a more-than-representational historical geography of dance.

本文调查了威廉·亨利·莱恩的生活史和地理，他更广为人知的艺名是“朱巴大师”。作为一名19世纪中期著名的非裔美国表演者，莱恩的微观历史是追踪踢踏舞在大西洋两岸表演中更广泛的文化和历史地理的核心，是历史记录中最早被命名的踢踏舞演员之一。虽然他的生平细节尚不清楚，但莱恩独特的节奏、打击乐舞蹈风格对19世纪的跨大西洋表演产生了重大影响。本文追踪并绘制了“朱巴大师”横跨大西洋的足迹，首先探索了曼哈顿五点区（Five Points District）的历史地理，这里通过竞争性挑战舞促进了踢踏舞的早期发展，查尔斯·狄更斯（Charles Dickens）据说也在这里目睹了莱恩（Lane）“独一无二”的舞蹈。随后，它追溯了莱恩1848年的英国之旅，通过19世纪的巡回演出，描绘了他在维多利亚时代英国的演出。Lane的无数表演被进一步研究，既在吟游诗人的限制之内，也在吟游诗人的限制之外，从根本上挑战了维多利亚时代英国的种族、性别和阶级不平等。最后，本文探讨了关于莱恩生活和早逝的档案沉默。这种历史地理更广泛地说明了大西洋两岸的流动，19世纪英国的黑人表演者，并提倡一种超越代表性的舞蹈历史地理。

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