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The 10 pages that link to Eric Hobsbawm, each with the reason it gives.

• NationalismRelated: His work questioned claims that national customs and identities are ancient and unchanged.

• Historical materialismRelated: His histories applied Marxist analysis to broad transformations in modern society.

• Marxist historiographyRelated: His synthetic histories demonstrate Marxist analysis across long periods and large-scale transformations.

• TraditionRelated: His concept of invented tradition challenged assumptions that familiar customs are ancient.

• E. P. ThompsonRelated: Hobsbawm and Thompson helped shape postwar Marxist social history, despite differing approaches.

• National mythRelated: His work traced how apparently ancient national customs can be recently constructed.

• Benedict AndersonRelated: Hobsbawm’s work on invented traditions provides a close comparison with Anderson’s account.

• BanditryRelated: His influential account made the social bandit a framework for studying rural outlawry.

• Long nineteenth centuryRelated: His book series made the periodization especially influential.

• Short twentieth centuryRelated: He defined this period and argued that 1914 and 1991 mark its decisive boundaries.