I was surprised to find that this long-term model also attracted the attention of Harvard historians, who have recently published a manifesto that rejects the historical short-term specialization, refutes the value of surveys to predict events, and distances from the study of processes that occurred only a few years before to insist on the larger history: the long term history that presents the context, the larger horizon in which it is written, where only what matters remains and without which a long-term vision is impossible.
Me sorprendí al constatar que este modelo de largo plazo también concita la atención de algunos historiadores de Harvard, quienes recientemente han publicado un manifiesto en el que rechazan la especialización cortoplacista de la historia.