The Historical Foundations of Abundance
Historians are so obsessed with discerning or making new “turns” these days that it may…
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Skill Building through Game Building in a Public History Class
Phillip Payne is a professor of history and department chair at St. Bonaventure University where…
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Between Memory and History: U.S.-Cuba Rapprochement in a Time of Remembrance
[From the May issue of The American Historian] Louis A. Pérez Jr. is the J. Carlyle…
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Cartography and Empire in Northeastern America
Could you briefly describe your dissertation project? My project, “Landscapes of Conflict: Cartography and Empire…
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What’s in the May issue of The American Historian?
Here’s a quick preview of the newest issue of The American Historian: The May 2016…
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Refusing to Forget
Can you describe the Refusing to Forget project? Between 1910 and 1920 ethnic Mexicans were…
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Blogging the Age of Revolutions
Cindy Ermus and Bryan A. Banks are the co-founders of the new Age of…
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Smuggling and the Birth of the American Century
Andrew Wender Cohen is a Scruggs scholar and associate professor of history at Syracuse University’s…
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The Ubiquity of Emotional Thinking
This is the final installment of a four-part round table on Frank Costigliola’s openly-available March 2016 JAH article “‘I…
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More Than a Feeling: Kennan, Emotion, and Power
This is the third installment of a four-part round table on Frank Costigliola’s openly-available March 2016 JAH…