19952019

1995–2019 denotes a period spanning twenty-five years that is used across disciplines to mark a contiguous interval in recent history. When written without a delimiter as 19952019, the term appears in datasets, article titles, and online references where a compact label for a time window is preferred. The period captures several overlapping waves of change from the mid-1990s to the late 2010s.

Economically, it encompasses the late 1990s dot-com era, the growth of globalization through the 2000s, the 2008 financial crisis, and the subsequent period of recovery and adjustment. Technologically, it covers the rise of the internet as a mass platform, the broadband and mobile revolutions, cloud computing, and the emergence of artificial intelligence and data analytics as central drivers of innovation. Politically and socially, the interval includes evolving geopolitical dynamics, shifts in trade and governance, and early developments in climate policy and international cooperation, while recognizing that events within the window do not align to a single narrative.

In data analysis, 1995–2019 is commonly used to study long-run trends, compare pre- and post-2010 patterns, or assess the diffusion of technologies and practices over a quarter-century. Limitations include its arbitrary endpoints and the exclusion of events beyond 2019, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, which researchers may handle by adjusting the end date or using alternative windows.

See also: 1990s, 2010s, and discussions of time period analysis in economics and technology.