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Kimberly Klimek, Pamela L. Troyer, with Sarah Davis-Secord and Bryan C. Keene, Global Medieval Contexts 500–1500. New York and London: Routledge, 2021, xxvii, 520 pp., b/w and colored ill.

While numerous scholars have begun to explore the meaning and features of globalism in the pre-modern world, the four authors of this textbook have endeavored to translate those general ideas into pragmatic pedagogy, offering studying material for high school and undergraduate college
 classes. Klimek is a historian, Troyer a professor of English, Davis-Secord is also a historian, and Keene works as an art historian.