AHA Sessions

Thursday, January 2, 2014

1:00 PM-3:00 PM


History, Science, and Climate Change
AHA Session 1

Aerospace History: Changes in the Field through the Eyes of AHA Aerospace History Fellows
AHA Session 2

Scholarship of Teaching and Learning: Why Should We Engage?
AHA Session 3

Surviving the First Years of Teaching: A Roundtable Discussion
AHA Session 4

American Land Reform: Reconsidering Land Ownership in the African American Experience
AHA Session 5

Archiving State Violence and Shaping Historical Memory in Latin America
AHA Session 6

Breaching Boundaries: Smugglers, Degregados, Corsairs, and Filibusters in the Atlantic World
AHA Session 7

Bringing the University Back In: Universities in Twentieth-Century U.S. Social and Political History
AHA Session 8

Clocks, Culture, and Global Modernities
AHA Session 9

Contested Spaces: Women and the Gendered Geography of Early American Cinema
AHA Session 10

Contesting Contagion: Quarantine in Theory, Practice, and Diplomacy in the Long Nineteenth Century
AHA Session 11

Creating Centers on Peripheries: Institution-Building, Authority, and Society in the Upper Río de la Plata
AHA Session 12

Critique and the History of the Future
AHA Session 13

Degrees of Unfreedom: Slavery and Contested Liberties in the Atlantic World
AHA Session 14

Gendering Geographies: Women and Maps in Early Modern Europe
AHA Session 15

CANCELLED: Men at Work: Masculinities, Honor, and Political Ideologies in the Black Atlantic
AHA Session 16

Mixed Feelings: The Politics of Emotions, Race, and Gender in Civil War-Era America
AHA Session 17

Networks of Knowledge in the Early Modern Mediterranean
AHA Session 18

New Perspectives on Twentieth-Century African American Women’s History
AHA Session 19

Outing the Past: Queering History and Historicizing the Queer
AHA Session 20

Political Violence as Anti-Colonial Critique: Algeria, India, Kenya
AHA Session 21

Public Interest, Private Profit: Business, Government, and the Civic Good
AHA Session 22

Public Universities and the Need to Re-think Public History
AHA Session 23

The New Diplomatic History: Old Debate, New Discussions
AHA Session 24

When the Ghetto Is Not Enough, or in Some Cases, Too Much: New African American Urban Identities for the Great Migration and Beyond
AHA Session 25

3:30 PM-5:30 PM


American Inequality and Living Standards up to 1870
AHA Session 26

Training Graduate Students to Teach: Berkeley’s Teaching at the University Course
AHA Session 27

Asian Migration in the Americas in the Age of Globalization
AHA Session 28

Communicating Enlightenment: Debate, Discussion, and Diffusion of Knowledge within Eighteenth-Century Information Networks
AHA Session 29

Cruel and Unusual Justice: “Medieval” Law Enforcement and the Nineteenth-Century Imagination
AHA Session 30

Dissent and Disobedience in the Medieval World
AHA Session 31

Drawing and Interpreting Boundaries: Medical Discourses in Twentieth-Century East Asia and Beyond
AHA Session 32

Famine in Continental Asia: Comparative Perspectives on Environment, Market, State, and Society, 1700–1950
AHA Session 33

Global Plague in the Early Twentieth Century: Yersenia Pestis, Imperialism, and Conflict in Comparative Perspective
AHA Session 34

“If the War Didn’t Happen to Kill You It Was Bound to Start You Thinking”: The Great War and Ideology
AHA Session 35

Immigration Policy and Immigrant Activism in Postwar America
AHA Session 36

More Than Just Egyptomania: Interactions between Americans and Ancient Egypt from the Nineteenth Century to Today
AHA Session 37

Promise and Peril: The Implications of the Common Core for History Education
AHA Session 38

Public Health, Anthropology, and Modernization in Twentieth-Century Latin America
AHA Session 39

Radical and Revolutionary Thought in British India: Rewriting India’s Twentieth-Century Intellectual History
AHA Session 40

Living For The City: Jews in Urban Spaces in Interwar France
AHA Session 41

Revisiting Idi Amin: Man, Myth, and Memory
AHA Session 42

Saving the World’s Children: International Child Welfare and Global Politics in the Twentieth Century
AHA Session 43

The Challenge of Studying Music and History Together
AHA Session 44

The Language of “Mission”: Envoys, Enquiries, and Inquisitions in a Global French Context, 1600–1800
AHA Session 45

The Unmaking of a President: Rethinking Watergate at Forty
AHA Session 46

Tourism and Tenientes: Latin American Military Regimes, International Tourism Development, and UNESCO, 1930s–1970s
AHA Session 47

Transnational and Biographical Connections between African, African American, and Global Histories
AHA Session 48

Who Let Them In? Reconsidering Boundaries of Civil Rights and Black Freedom Movement Narratives
AHA Session 49

Local/National/Transnational Queer Interactions, Part 1: Queering the Transnational History of HIV/AIDS
AHA Session 50

The Future of Graduate Education, Part 1: The Digitally Informed Dissertation: New Questions, New Kinds of Research
AHA Session 51

Friday, January 3, 2014

8:30 AM-10:00 AM


Interviewing in the Job Market in the Twenty-First Century
AHA Session 52

The Decline of Empires and the Making of Scholarly Communities: An Appreciation of Wm. Roger Louis
AHA Session 53

A Place for Public History in Your Department
AHA Session 54

Commerce and Knowledge in the Seventeenth Century
AHA Session 55

Community Activism in the “Post-Mass Movement" City
AHA Session 56

Cooking for the Masses? Culinary Celebrity, Gendered Labor, and Class in Mid-Twentieth-Century Argentina, Mexico, and the United States
AHA Session 57

Crowdsourcing, Databases, and the Study of African Origins in the Nineteenth-Century Atlantic World
AHA Session 58

Cultural Crossings: Imperial Designs, Transnational Education, and the Middle East
AHA Session 59

Debate and Disagreement in the Courtroom: Women, the Law, and Property in England, 1400–1800
AHA Session 60

Institutions of Trade in the Iberian Atlantic World
AHA Session 61

Knowledge, Activism, and the Liberal State in the Golden Age of the Expert
AHA Session 62

Modes of Political Dissent in the Western Mediterranean, Thirteenth to Fifteenth Centuries
AHA Session 63

National Endowment for the Humanities Enduring Questions Course Grants: Advice, Experience, Evaluation
AHA Session 64

New Directions on the Twentieth-Century Chinese Economy
AHA Session 65

Originalism and Its Discontents: The Legal and Political History of Postwar Conservative Constitutional Theory
AHA Session 66

Publishing History Digitally: New Formats, New Audiences, and New Challenges
AHA Session 67

Reframing Reform: Transnational Women’s Rights Movements at the Turn of the Century
AHA Session 68

Spaceflight and the Making of the U.S. Global
AHA Session 69

State Authority and Religious Pluralism: Debating Religion in World War II America
AHA Session 70

Teaching Critical Thinking in an Increasingly Digital Age: Strategies, Struggles, and Success Stories
AHA Session 71

Transnational Perils: Environmental, Gender, and Health Perspectives
AHA Session 72

Voluntary Native American Migrations: Identity, Community, and Innovation, 1750–1860
AHA Session 73

Local/National/Transnational Queer Interactions, Part 2: Scaling Queer Archives
AHA Session 74

Women in Bondage: Local and Transnational Histories, Part 1: Journeys to Freedom: Enslaved Women in the North and South Atlantic Worlds
AHA Session 75

10:30 AM-12:00 PM


Teaching History to/for STEM Students
AHA Session 76

Finding and Loving a Government Job: Part Deux
AHA Session 77

Building a Career around the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning in History
AHA Session 78

Collaborating with Curators, Librarians, and Archivists: A Practicum for Teachers and Faculty
AHA Session 79

The Impact of Federal Immigration Legislation
AHA Session 80

Catholics, Racial Justice, and Reassessing Religion in the Long Civil Rights Movement
AHA Session 81

Charting New Frontiers: Global Perspectives on the History of Maps
AHA Session 82

Digital Historiography and the Archives
AHA Session 83

Engaging History through Service: Approaches to Learning beyond the Undergraduate Classroom
AHA Session 84

Jaguars, Guanacos, and Anchovies: Global Markets, Local Environments, and the Commodification of Animals in Post-Colonial South America
AHA Session 85

Learned Respectability: Domesticity, Gender, and Social “Improvement” in Colonial Africa
AHA Session 86

Making Nature’s History Visible: Rethinking Winners and Losers in Examinations of Wind, Rivers, and Sharks
AHA Session 87

Proof, Evidence, and Credibility in Renaissance Culture
AHA Session 88

Questioning Turkish Feminism and Modernity
AHA Session 89

Reimagining Progressivism: New Approaches to an Evolving Movement
AHA Session 90

Shifting Loyalties and Identities in Great Depression Hollywood
AHA Session 91

Slavery and Conversion in the Medieval Mediterranean
AHA Session 92

Slavery, Photography, and the Politics of Perception
AHA Session 93

Teaching Historiography: Debating Divergent Interpretations in an Introductory History Course
AHA Session 94

The Metropolitan Military: The Influence of Military Expansion on Post-World War II Metropolitan America
AHA Session 95

Unusual Encounters: Chinese, Muslims, Christians
AHA Session 96

Using Petitions as a Source for South Asian History
AHA Session 97

Virtual Reality and Historical Practice
AHA Session 98

The U.S. 1880–1920: Turning Point or More of the Same?
AHA Session 99

Digital History: Where Is It Headed?, Part 1: Digital History in (and out of) the Classroom
AHA Session 100

Women in Bondage: Local and Transnational Histories, Part 2: Daily Life, Sex, and Violence: Enslaved and Freed Women in Brazil and the United States
AHA Session 101

2:30 PM-4:30 PM


The “History Wars” of the 1990s: What Was That All About?
AHA Session 102

Report on the Current Status of the Mellon-Funded AHA-MLA Study: Career Paths for Humanities PhDs
AHA Session 103

Open Access and Publishing in History and the Social Sciences: Opportunities and Challenges
AHA Session 104

How Should Historians Respond to MOOCs?
AHA Session 105

American Academy of Arts and Sciences Report on the Humanities and Social Sciences
AHA Session 106

African American and Native American Diasporas: Discussions of Race, Nation, and Citizenship
AHA Session 107

American Dreams? Reflections on Hemispheric Approaches to Teaching and Research
AHA Session 108

Beyond Armed Struggle: The Latin American Left, Cultural Revolution, and the Cold War.
AHA Session 109

Beyond Vietnam: Shifting Threat Perceptions of East Asia during the Kennedy Years
AHA Session 110

Circumpolar Perspectives on Arctic and Subarctic Environments and Knowledge
AHA Session 111

Community Airwaves: Radio, Television, and Identity in Twentieth-Century Latin America
AHA Session 112

Cultures of Twentieth-Century American Extremism
AHA Session 113

Curating the Anthropocene: Debate and Discussion
AHA Session 114

Global Crisis: War, Climate Change, and Catastrophe in the Seventeenth Century by Geoffrey Parker
AHA Session 115

In Search of a Brighter Future: Children in Jamaica’s Transition from Slavery to Freedom, 1788–1918
AHA Session 116

Panic: Financial Crises over Space and Time
AHA Session 117

Place, Personhood, and Ethnicity in Military Service of South Asia, 1650–1900
AHA Session 118

Reforming Cartographies in Enlightenment Latin America
AHA Session 119

Rehabilitating the Fin de Siècle: Masculinity and Disability in Comparative Perspective
AHA Session 120

Slavery, Intimacy, and Power in the Eighteenth-Century Atlantic
AHA Session 121

Space and Empire at the Panama Canal: A Centennial Assessment
AHA Session 122

CANCELLED: The Middle East and the Great War
AHA Session 123

The Past and Futures of the Welfare State in Latin America
AHA Session 124

Tokyo: Infrastructure and Environment
AHA Session 125

Transatlantic Exchange in Education at the Secondary, Tertiary, and Graduate Levels during the Twentieth Century
AHA Session 126

Digital History: Where Is It Headed?, Part 2: Digital History: New Research Questions/New Opportunities/New Pitfalls
AHA Session 127

Women in Bondage: Local and Transnational Histories, Part 3: Enslaved Women in the Muslim World
AHA Session 128

Saturday, January 4, 2014

9:00 AM-11:00 AM


What Would Eurasian History Look Like?
AHA Session 129

The Two “R”s at the CC: Are Historical Research and Writing Compatible with Teaching at a Community College?
AHA Session 130

Marriage Matters: The Politics of Marriage in Western Culture, Part 1: Marriage, Community, and Law in Pre-Modern Europe
AHA Session 131

Activism, Archives, and Representation in Women's History: A Reflection on the Influence of Gerda Lerner in American History
AHA Session 132

A Global Age: Doing Transnational Histories of Youth
AHA Session 133

Black Capitalism and Self Help in the Era of Richard Nixon: Black Power Alternatives from Grassroots Activists to the White House
AHA Session 134

Empires at War, 1912–23: Rethinking the Great War a Century On
AHA Session 135

Fashioning Colonies and Empires
AHA Session 136

Historicizing the Debate about Responsible Transparency: The Past and Future of the Foreign Relations of the United States Series
AHA Session 137

In the Classroom of Good and Evil: Pedagogy, Religious Controversy, and the Liberal Arts College
AHA Session 138

Latin America and the World
AHA Session 139

New Directions in Disaster History
AHA Session 140

New Perspectives on the Cuban Revolution and Counterrevolution: Challenging Official Narratives and Popular Assumptions
AHA Session 141

Past Futurework: Histories of Environmental Prediction
AHA Session 142

Sites of Encounter in the Medieval World: The History Blueprint Approach
AHA Session 143

Spaced Out: Teaching African American Lives and Labor through Historical Geography
AHA Session 144

Susceptible Slaves and Panicked Paternalists: Reconceiving Intersections of Disease, Race, and Medicine in the Old South
AHA Session 145

Teaching Historiographical Debate in the World History Classroom
AHA Session 146

The Gratitude of the Nation? Veteran Agency, the State, and Society in Comparative Perspective
AHA Session 147

U.S. Latino Identities: A Critical and Historical Analysis
AHA Session 148

Violence against Women and Human Rights: From Local to Global Perspectives
AHA Session 149

Workers, Labor, and Transnational Politics in Latin America
AHA Session 150

Close Encounters of the Social Media Kind: Mining Online Content for Primary Sources, Part 1: Unmediated Voices, Mediated Platforms: Seeking the “Other” through Social Media
AHA Session 151

CorpseFlows, Part 1: Burials and Bodies in Colonial and Post-Colonial Muslim Africa and Syria
AHA Session 152

The Future of Graduate Education, Part 2: Faculty Perspectives on the Dissertation Format
AHA Session 153

Women in Bondage: Local and Transnational Histories, Part 4: Pathways of Enslaved Women in Africa during the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
AHA Session 154

11:30 AM-1:30 PM


What Should a Twenty-First-Century History Textbook Look Like?
AHA Session 155

Marriage Matters: The Politics of Marriage in Western Culture, Part 2: Marriage, Citizenship, and Status in American History
AHA Session 156

1914–18: Global Conflict, Local Context
AHA Session 157

Disruptive Pedagogies: Reimagining Classroom-Based Approaches to Student Learning
AHA Session 158

How to Integrate the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning into Graduate Programs
AHA Session 159

A Place to Play: Outdoor Recreation and Environmental Conflict in the Twentieth- and Twenty-First-Century United States
AHA Session 160

Balkan Muslims between Empires and Nation-States, 1800–1914
AHA Session 161

Comparative History as a Teaching Tool
AHA Session 162

Contested Territories, Uncertain Sovereignties: Disputes over Spaces of Uncertainty in the Global Long Twentieth Century
AHA Session 163

Defining Honor: The Changing Nature of Ethics in Society
AHA Session 164

Elite Migration: Expanding the Parameters of Immigration History
AHA Session 165

Envisioning Capitalist Development in the Countryside: Perspectives from Latin America, Asia, and the United States
AHA Session 166

Food Commodities in Wartime: Soy, Wheat, Sugar, and U.S. Global Power in the Twentieth Century
AHA Session 167

Interdisciplinary Discussions: Archivists and Historians Consider Possibilities of and Challenges to Expanding Women and Gender in the Archives
AHA Session 168

Religion and the American Civil War: History and Historiography
AHA Session 169

Muslim Itinerants, Migrants, and Settlers in Early Modern and Modern South Asia
AHA Session 170

Nineteenth-Century Science outside the Laboratory
AHA Session 171

Queer Margins and American Youth
AHA Session 172

Security State: Interrogating U.S. Postwar Military and Prison Structures on the Islands of Kwajalein, Guam, and Alcatraz
AHA Session 173

The Nature of a Transoceanic Route: One Hundred Years of Panama and its Canal
AHA Session 174

The Peculiarities of German History after Thirty Years: Modernity and Bourgeois Revolution in the Age of Multiple Modernities?
AHA Session 175

Will China Rule the World? Historical Perspectives on the Rise of China
AHA Session 176

Writing American History outside the Academy
AHA Session 177

Close Encounters of the Social Media Kind: Mining Online Content for Primary Sources, Part 2: Navigating the Profession when Bits Rot, MOOCs Attract, and Social Media Become History
AHA Session 178

CorpseFlows, Part 2: Meanings and Movements of the Modern Dead in Sub-Saharan Africa, Iberia, and the Caribbean
AHA Session 179

Religious Diversity in the Medieval Mediterranean, Part 1: Inter-Communal Disputation and Discussion
AHA Session 180

Women in Bondage: Local and Transnational Histories, Part 5: Paths of Motherhood: Enslaved Women in United States and Latin America
AHA Session 181

2:30 PM-4:30 PM


Empires and the Environment
AHA Session 182

Getting to the Malleable PhD
AHA Session 183

Generations of Women's History
AHA Session 184

Advocating Peace, Debating War: Disagreement and Division in Europe, China, and Brazil, c. 1900–17
AHA Session 185

Before Global Warming: Ideas on Climate Change in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries
AHA Session 186

Beyond Soldiers’ Pensions: Pushing the Boundaries of the U.S. Warfare-Welfare State
AHA Session 187

Citizens and Other Human Kinds in the Modern Middle East
AHA Session 188

Documenting Runaway Slaves in the Atlantic World: Sources and Uses
AHA Session 189

Doing Digital History with Undergraduates
AHA Session 190

Florida after Ponce de León: New Findings to Challenge Old Frameworks
AHA Session 191

Intellectual History between Past and Future
AHA Session 192

International Migration and Religious Interventions in Nation-Building Debates
AHA Session 193

Laws and Lives in the French Empire: Making Sense of Citizenship in Africa, the Antilles, Southeast Asia, and France
AHA Session 194

Making Sense of Race and Religion: Sensory History in Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century America
AHA Session 195

9-to-5 at Forty Years: Reconsidering a Women’s Movement for Workplace Power
AHA Session 196

Planning (and) the Market: Revisiting Development and State in South Asia Fifty Years after Nehru’s Passing
AHA Session 197

Returning to Modernity? Shifting Historiographies and Histories of the Soviet Union, Germany, and China
AHA Session 198

Riotous Democracy and American Political Culture in the Nineteenth Century
AHA Session 199

The Cold War History Blueprint: University–K-12 Collaboration to Improve History Instruction in U.S. Schools
AHA Session 200

“The Historical Enterprise”: Past, Present, and Future Collaboration between Secondary History Teachers and University History Professors
AHA Session 201

The Limits of Empire: Imperial History in the Wake of the Transnational Turn
AHA Session 202

The Persistent “Puzzle of…Climate”: Climatic and Microclimatic Challenges to Atlantic Empires
AHA Session 203

Tilting the Public Sphere: Media History, Conservatism, and American Politics
AHA Session 204

What Is Iberian about the Atlantic? A Roundtable on the Future of a Globalized South Atlantic History
AHA Session 205

Who (or What) Controls the Story? Racial Hierarchies within North African National, Imperial, and Global Histories
AHA Session 206

Religious Diversity in the Medieval Mediterranean, Part 2: Intra-communal Disputation and Discussion
AHA Session 207

2:30 PM-5:00 PM


Poster Session
AHA Session 208

Sunday, January 5, 2014

8:30 AM-10:30 AM


History on Very Big Scales
AHA Session 209

Professional Development in World History Education: The Alliance Project
AHA Session 210

The Period of Significance is NOW: Catalytic Change at Historic Sites
AHA Session 211

Forty-Five Years of the CCWH: Then, Now, and the Future
AHA Session 212

Alsace after 1648: Dissension and Debate
AHA Session 213

Antecedents to the Age of Revolutions: Free People of Color, Social Mobility, and Resistance in the Late Colonial Caribbean
AHA Session 214

Body, Race, and Nation: Historical Studies of Beauty Contests in Latin America
AHA Session 215

Bourbon Spain in Global Context: Reform in the Age of Enlightenment, 1700–1808
AHA Session 216

Chronicling America: Using Historic Digital Newspapers for Teaching and Research
AHA Session 217

Clashing Claims to Expertise in Environmental and Energy Controversies: Peak Oil, Acid Rain, and Climatology, 1930–2010
AHA Session 218

Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the Panama Canal
AHA Session 219

Connections across the Pacific: Locating Asia in America during the Twentieth Century
AHA Session 220

Contested Subjects: Mobility, Identity, and Law in the Eighteenth- and Nineteenth-Century Middle East
AHA Session 221

Debating U.S. Healthcare: The Affordable Care Act in Historical Perspective
AHA Session 222

Gulf of Tonkin at Fifty: Reconsidering the Long Struggle for Indochina
AHA Session 223

Psychology at War: Military Expertise and the Science of Mind in the Twentieth Century
AHA Session 224

Roundtable: Bridging the Local and the Global through the Histories of Science, Medicine, Technology, and the Environment
AHA Session 225

Russian Culture in War and Revolution, 1914–22
AHA Session 226

Teaching the Mediterranean Middle Ages
AHA Session 227

The Broken Repertoires of Empire: Non-Muslims and the State in Ottoman and Post-Ottoman Space
AHA Session 228

The Politics of Enthusiasm in the Early Modern Anglo-Protestant World
AHA Session 229

CANCELLED What Happened to the Academic Left? The Cultural Turn, Centrist Political History, and the Dominance of Liberalism in the Universities
AHA Session 230

Wine, Drinking, and Identity
AHA Session 231

Writing the Past to Prepare Students for the Future: Writing Pedagogy, History Courses, and the Role of Undergraduate Writing Assignments
AHA Session 232

Local/National/Transnational Queer Interactions, Part 4: Governmentality and LGBT Lives
AHA Session 233

Roundtable: History and Public Opinion Research, Part 1: Roundtable: History and Public Opinion Research
AHA Session 234

9:00 AM-5:00 PM


THATCamp AHA
AHA Session

11:00 AM-1:00 PM


History and the Biological Sciences
AHA Session 235

Editors in the Wider World: A Perspectives on History Conversation with Journal Editors
AHA Session 236

The Feedback Loop: Historians Talk about the Links between Research and Teaching
AHA Session 237

The Future of AP History: Designing and Assessing a “Best Practices” History Curriculum
AHA Session 238

Memorial Controversies in Washington, D.C.
AHA Session 239

Decolonization and Federalism: Post-World War II Experiments in the British Empire
AHA Session 240

Bodies and State Formation in Nineteenth-Century Peru
AHA Session 241

Debating African American Urban Politics in the Age of Jim Crow
AHA Session 242

Educating the Nation: The State, Schools, and Community in Mexico and Argentina
AHA Session 243

International Rights Regimes in the Twentieth Century
AHA Session 244

Making Room for Debate and Disagreement: Participatory Politics in Revolutionary France, 1789–92
AHA Session 245

Masculinity and Politics in Latin America since 1800
AHA Session 246

Neighbors in Revolution: Mexican-Cuban Relations in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries
AHA Session 247

Neo-Liberal America and the Carceral State
AHA Session 248

New Perspectives on American “Internationalism” and “Isolationism” from World War II to the Cold War
AHA Session 249

Pacific Worlds: Connecting Peoples, Histories, and Cultures across Islands, Oceans, and Rims
AHA Session 250

Panama Unchained: After the Dictatorship and U.S. Protectorate
AHA Session 251

Religion and the Struggle for Racial Inclusion in Twentieth-Century America
AHA Session 252

Remembering and Forgetting in Different Temporal Registers: Indigenous Memories and the Construction of History in the Americas
AHA Session 253

The History of Disasters: New Global Approaches
AHA Session 254

The Industry of Empire: Markets, Workers, and Environments across North America’s Pacific Rim
AHA Session 255

Transnational Bodies: Gender, Empire, and Christianity in the Modern British World
AHA Session 256

Visualizing Debate: Visual Culture and American Political Discourse
AHA Session 257

Working Frontiers: Labor, Race, and the Environment in the U.S. West and Pacific in the Progressive Era
AHA Session 258

Roundtable: History and Public Opinion Research, Part 2: Roundtable: History and Public Opinion Research
AHA Session 259