Rewriting Israeli History: New Historians and Critical Sociologists by Adam Coman

“…The New Historians and Critical Sociologists were two groups of thinkers who emerged in Israel during the 1980s, strongly criticizing Israeli history and society. …”
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The Settler Colonial Paradigm and the Israeli Official Narrative: an Example of Elimination of the Natives by Anna Maria Brancato

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Religion and International Relations Theory: The Case of “New” Historiography of Human Rights by Andrew Lloyd Williams

“…Thus, the choice of “new” historians of human rights to focus on religious actors in the lead-up to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) is a noteworthy development. …”
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The Politics of Remembering and Forgetting: Native Title Law and Reconciliation in Australia by Francesca Giorgia Dominello

“…Through the writing of these histories, new historians have raised awareness of the history of colonization in Australia and the impact it has had on indigenous peoples in particular. …”
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Israel: Nuevo pensamiento crítico en las Ciencias Sociales. by Pedro Brieger

“…This is so in several study areas, especially in History and Sociology, from where the "New Historians" have started to participate in debate. …”
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«Aristodemo» in Cod. Par. Suppl. Gr. 607 by Pietro Maria Liuzzo

“…Aristodemos is a name contained in the piece of text which the copyist refers to, not the name of a new historian as the first editor has made many think. …”
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Mohammad Ghazali’s Letters from the Perspective of New Historicism by Paria Zavareheiyan, Asghar Daadbeh

“…In the 1980s, after post-structural criticism, "New Historicism" appeared through the work of Stephen Greenblatt as a response to traditional historicism. A new historian believes that literary texts have been interwoven with other discourses and rhetoric structures and they constitute a part of the history that is being written. …”
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