125th Annual Meeting (January 6-9, 2011): Author Index L

Author Index: L

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La Serna, M.

Andean Studies Committee: New Shining Path Studies at the Intersection of Anthropology and History

Labelle, M. J.

U.S. Global Power and Transnational Perceptions of the Arab-Israeli Conflict, from the 1967 War to the Camp David Accord

Lafayette, B.

The Freedom Rides in History and Film: A 50-Year Retrospective

Laguarda, R.

Del Otro Lado: Critical Analyses of Mexican (Homo)sexualities as History, from the Colonial Period to the Present

Laine, A.

Christianity and Global Sociopolitical Action

Lal, R.

Part 1

Lam, T.

At the Imperial Margins and Beyond: State, Territory, and Identity in the Late Qing Era

Lamkin, B. J.

Transplanting the Sacred: Missionary and Immigrant Uses of Religion in Foreign Lands

Landau, A.

The Circulation of Silver and Print: Some Reflections on Early Modern Armenian History

Landers, J. G.

Public Memory of Slavery in Britain and France

Landis, M. T.

Slavery and the American Experience: Family, Politics, and Society in the Nineteenth Century

Landrum, S.

Trans Formations: New Directions in Historical Research

Lane, K. E.

Indians and Blacks in the Political History of Latin America

Lansing, C.

Lantzer, J. S.

Individual Biography in Alcohol and Drug History

Lanzoni, S.

Historicizing Love and Hate: Emotion and the Human Sciences after World War Two

Laqueur, T. W.

Religion and the Dead Body

Larkin, E.

Reconsidering Futurism

Larsen, K. W.

At the Imperial Margins and Beyond: State, Territory, and Identity in the Late Qing Era

Larson, B.

Larson, J. L.

A Temple without Walls: Environmentalism as "Secular Religion"

Lasch-Quinn, E.

Cosmopolitanism and Religion in the Turn of the Twentieth Century U.S. Left

Lasser, C. S.

Lauer, R.

Peoples on the Periphery: Religion and Culture on the Frontiers of Late Medieval Empires

Lause, M.

Book Roundtable on Beverly Gage’s The Day Wall Street Exploded: A Story of America in Its First Age of Terror

LaVigne, D. J.

The Ku Klux Klan of the 1920s: Activist Protestants or Intolerant Americans?

Lavrin, A. A.

CLAH Presidential Session: Variations in Family Formation in Early Latin America

Law, D. A.

Rethinking the State in Post-independence Brazil

Law, R. D.

Teaching the History of Terrorism

Le Glaunec, J.

Public Memory of Slavery in Britain and France

Leahy, S.

Catholicism, Schism, Urban Politics, and the Law: Recent Research in Polish American History

Leavitt-Alcantará, B.

The Home as a “Sacred Domain” in Latin American History

Lechner, Z. J.

The South in the Modern American Political Imagination

Lecklider, A. S.

Homosexuality and Radicalism in International and Comparative Perspectives

Lee, J.

The Changing Tides of Twentieth-Century Shanghai Catholicism

Lee, S.

From China to Iran

Leeson, W.

History and Technology In and Out of the Classroom

Lekus, I.

LeMaster, M. M.

Contesting Honor: Recognizing Status, Ethnicity, and Gender in the Atlantic World, 1720–1830

Lempa, H.

Contesting Honor: Recognizing Status, Ethnicity, and Gender in the Atlantic World, 1720–1830

Lentz, M. W.

On the Fringes of Freedom: Reconsidering Slavery and Forced Servitude in the Greater Caribbean and Mexico

Lentz-Smith, A. D.

Claiming Masculinity, Questioning Gender Roles: Integrating (in) the U.S. Military

Lerner, M.

Open Secrets: The Foreign Relations of the United States Series, Democracy’s “Need to Know," and National Security

Lester, A. E.

Levine, P.

Fascist Imperialism and Imperial Fascists in Europe and Asia, 1930–45

Levine, P.

Levine, S.

Using Diplomatic Tactics to Expand China's Influence: Changes in China's Foreign Policy, 1954–55

Lewis, C.

How to Ensure Successful Collaboration among Historians, Professors, and K–12 Teachers to Improve Student Achievement in History

Lewis, E.

The Battle over Assessment and Ranking of History Departments

Lewis, M. D.

Heroes and Victims, Bodies and Burials: Remembering the Dead in Poland, Hungary, and Romania

Li, D.

The Reconstruction of Modern Nationhood in China during the Second World War

Li, E.

Shaping Man, Woman, and God for the Chinese State

Li, X.

Using Diplomatic Tactics to Expand China's Influence: Changes in China's Foreign Policy, 1954–55

Liang, Y.

Dislocations between Muslims and Christians in the Early Modern Iberian World

Liazos, A. M.

Civic Engagement in the Classroom: Strategies for Incorporating Education for Civic and Social Responsibility in History Courses

Liebersohn, H.

Primitivism and Cosmopolitanism: Anthropology between the Wars in Germany, France, and China

Lifset, R. D.

Energy and the State

Lightfoot, N. J.

Black Women and Religious Leadership: A Transnational Perspective

Limerick, P. N.

Introduction (Teachinghistory.org Workshop)

Lindenauer, L. J.

No Sacred Story: Reframing Abraham Lincoln in Historical Memory

Lindenfeld, D. F.

Integrating Religion into World History: Conversion, Power-Knowledge, and the State

Link, S. J.

Illiberal Modernism 1900–50: A Global Moment?

Linn, B. M.

Lint Sagarena, R.

Why Study Religion in the American West?

Lipartito, K.

Making Capitalism Sacred: The Image of Business in the American Mind

Lipman, A.

Intercultural Violence in Early America: Conflict in a Comparative Perspective

Lipsitz, G.

Remapping the Historical Terrain: Approaches to the Research and Writing of History

Liss, J. R.

Civic Engagement in the Classroom: Strategies for Incorporating Education for Civic and Social Responsibility in History Courses

Litwack, L. F.

John Hope Franklin: Life and Legacy

Liu, L.

Global Work, Transnational Workers, and Challenges to the Nation and Community in the Late Twentieth Century

Liu, L.

The Reconstruction of Modern Nationhood in China during the Second World War

Liu, Z.

Building China on the Sacred: Nationalism, Feminism, and Maoism in Twentieth-Century China

Lobdell, J.

Individual Biography in Alcohol and Drug History

Lofton, K.

Logan, D.

Religion and the Reforming Spirit in America

Logevall, F.

Beyond “Chaps and Maps”: A Roundtable on Publishing International History

Long, M. B.

Persuasive Texts and Holy Contexts: Women, Writing, and Community in the Middle Ages

Lopez, A. R.

The Alliance for Progress, Fifty Years On

López, J. F.

The Production of Maps in New Spain

López, K.

Creating Cuban: Reexamining Constructions of Race in the Cuban Imagination

López, R. A.

Mexican Studies Committee: Espejos Dobles: Reflections on Mexico's 2010 Centennial Commemorations

Louis, W. R.

Lovejoy, P. E.

Lu, W.

Ritual, Law, and Religion: Filial Piety in History

Luckert, S.

Careers in History: The Variety of the Profession

Luconi, S.

Transnational Perspectives on Italian American Identity

Luft, D. S.

Lingua Scientia: The Politics of Translation in Modern Science

Lurie, H.

Public Media and the Case for Digital History: New Directions and Opportunities for Students, Teachers, and Historians

Luther Hillman, B.

"Ordinary" Women and the Second Wave: Rethinking U.S. Feminist Activism in the 1960s and 1970s

Lydon, G.

Religious Legal Institutions and Economic Performance in Comparative Jewish-Muslim Perspective

Lynch, K.

Creating, Nurturing, and Sustaining Collaborative Professional Development Programs through and beyond Teaching American History Grant Projects

Lynd, S.

“The Global War on Terror”: Historical Perspectives and Future Prospects

Lyons, C.

Women and Electoral Politics in the Long 1920s: Race, Gender, and Political Culture

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