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Pirate Passages in Global History

This Afterword describes some limitations of conceptual histories of
 piracy and critiques the field’s enduring emphasis on pirates as hostes
 humani generis, enemies of all mankind. The volume’s chapters show a
 wide range of representations of pirates and move beyond the idea of a
 single or uniquely European perspective on piracy that can be compared
 or contrasted with other approaches. The Afterword summarizes key
 insights from the chapters and sketches several promising trajectories
 in research on piracy, including studies of global patterns of maritime
 violence, analyses of the spatial and political contexts of piracy, and new
 approaches to piracy in the history of international law.