Has Environmental History Lost Its Way?
Road kill. Plywood. Gas Masks. Black soil. These were among the myriad topics covered during…
Author Lisa M. Brady
“The Power of the Ecotone”—now open access
Robert Morrissey’s article “The Power of the Ecotone: Bison, Slavery, and the Rise and Fall…
Adjuncts’ Labor and LAWCHA
Eric Fure-Slocum is a non-tenure-track associate professor at St. Olaf College and convener of LAWCHA’s…
Announcing the December issue of the Journal of American History
We are pleased to announce the publication of the December issue of the JAH! Subscribers may now…
United Academics: A New Faculty Union at the University of Oregon
Michael Dreiling is an Associate Professor in Sociology at the University of Oregon and is…
Podcast: Malcolm X, the Arab Cold War, and the Making of Islamic Liberation Ethics
In the December 2015 installment of the Journal of American History Podcast, Ed Linenthal speaks with…
A New Deal for Contingent Historians? The Current State of Contingent Faculty Labor Organizing
Over the next month, Process will feature several pieces on labor in academia. Check back for more! The…
Ojibwe Peoplehood in the North American West
Could you briefly describe your dissertation? My project, “Ojibwe Peoplehood in the North American West…
Teaching American History in Brazil
Vitor Izeksohn teaches history at Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro. He received a B.A. in…
From a Scottish Tartan to Two Oily Hands: Students Reveal Historical Narratives in Familiar Artifacts
[Crossposted from The American Historian. For more articles on teaching, visit The American Historian online] By Kelly Schrum,…