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Antony G. Hopkins

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Antony G. Hopkins

Professor; Walter Prescott Webb Chair of History

Ph.D., 1964, University of London
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Contact

E-mail:
Phone: 512-475-7236
Office: GAR 3.310
Office Hours: On Leave- Spring 2012
Campus Mail Code: B7000

Biography

Research interests

Professor Hopkins's main interests lie in the history of the non- Western world and the history of European imperialism. His current work on the history of globalization is represented by two edited volumes, Globalization in World History (2002) and Global History: Interactions between the Universal and the Local (2006).

Courses taught

History of imperialism and globalization.

Awards/Honors

Hon. D.Univ. (Stirling), Fellow of the British Academy

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