World History Connected is a scholarly platform dedicated to understanding the past as an interconnected global experience. Rather than viewing history through isolated national or regional narratives, this journal emphasizes relationships, exchanges, and movements that link societies across time and space.

The journal brings together historians, educators, and researchers who examine how ideas, people, goods, and institutions have traveled across borders. By focusing on these connections, World History Connected offers readers a broader framework for interpreting historical change and continuity.

Articles published here engage with diverse regions and periods, highlighting global patterns as well as local experiences. This approach encourages readers to consider how events in one part of the world often shaped developments elsewhere, revealing history as a shared and dynamic process.

World History Connected also supports teaching and learning by providing accessible, well-researched content suitable for classroom use. The journal bridges academic research and pedagogy, making global history meaningful for students and educators alike.

By situating local histories within wider global contexts, World History Connected invites readers to rethink familiar narratives and explore new interpretations of the past.

Read across borders, trace connections, and discover how global perspectives deepen our understanding of history.