Are historiographical turns indicative of a vibrant epoch of innovation and critical reflection within historical scholarship, or do they instead signal a crisis affecting history? What dynamics govern their interplay, and how do they shape and respond to one another? 
By historicizing and examining recent historiographical turns, including spatial, global, mobility, material, visual, archival, environmental, digital, biographical, gender, and emotional approaches, internationally renowned experts offer a critical reflection on the significance of these turns and their profound impact on our understanding and interpretation of the past.