AHA Sessions

Friday, January 2, 2015

1:00 PM-3:00 PM


Are We Losing History? Capturing Archival Records for a New Era of Research
AHA Session 1

Teaching and Learning the Great War in the Digital Age
AHA Session 2

Teaching Students Chronology: Strategies to Help Students Develop a Chronological Framework
AHA Session 3

Teaching the Common Core: Writing Arguments
AHA Session 4

A Radical Promise? Building Institutional Contexts in this Interdisciplinary Moment
AHA Session 5

Before Neoliberalism: Mexico’s Corporations Enter the Global Stage, 1970–93
AHA Session 6

Connected and Comparative History: South Asia in New American, Asian, and Borderlands Histories
AHA Session 7

Crises of the 1970s
AHA Session 8

Disasters Fast and Slow: Crafting a Multidisciplinary Research Agenda for Risk Reduction
AHA Session 9

Drug Policy and the Battle for Order in Post-Civil Rights New York
AHA Session 10

Exile and Expulsion in Medieval Europe
AHA Session 11

History and Historians in the Ukraine Crisis
AHA Session 12

History of the Human Sciences
AHA Session 13

History, Other Disciplines, and Global Encounters, 1400–1800
AHA Session 14

Human Rights, Forced Migrations, Genocides: Making Links, Broadening the Conversation
AHA Session 15

Indigenous Revolutions, 1700–1850
AHA Session 16

Internationalizing the Maghrib: The (De)Colonization of Morocco as a Global History
AHA Session 17

New Histories of Capitalism in and beyond the Atlantic
AHA Session 18

“Of Numbers’ Use, the Endless Might”: Research at the Intersection of History and Mathematics
AHA Session 19

Race, Sex, and the Law in Louisiana’s Long Nineteenth Century
AHA Session 20

Scholarship beyond Text
AHA Session 21

Society and the State in Mao-Era Shanghai
AHA Session 22

The Allure of the Judicial Archives: Writing the History of Slavery through Case Files, Dockets, and Silences
AHA Session 23

The Cultures of Distance in Islamic History
AHA Session 24

The History of Emotions and the Other Disciplines
AHA Session 25

The Resurgence of Science in Historical Method
AHA Session 26

Undergraduate Experience and Current Scholarly Trajectory: A Panel Honoring Mary Beth Norton
AHA Session 27

What Should History Teachers Learn at Historic Sites? A Research Agenda
AHA Session 28

Promiscuous Interdisciplinarity, Part 1: Queer Intimacies and the Remaking of Late Twentieth-Century American Politics
AHA Session 29

Slavery as History, Slavery as Fiction , Part 1: Racial Paradise: Written and Visual Narratives of Slavery in Brazil
AHA Session 30

3:30 PM-5:30 PM


The American Association of University Professors at 100: A Century of Activity in Defense of Academic Freedom
AHA Session 31

Constitutional History in the High School Classroom
AHA Session 32

New Initiatives to Improve Teaching, Learning, and Assessment: Projects and Perspectives
AHA Session 33

Teaching the Common Core: Citing Evidence Workshop
AHA Session 34

A Thematic Approach to Teaching World War I
AHA Session 35

A Southern Peace? History, Literary Studies, and the New Southern Studies
AHA Session 36

Alternative Temporal and Geographical Trajectories for the Cold War
AHA Session 37

Buying and Selling History: Some Perspectives on the Marketplace
AHA Session 38

Calculating the Future: Capitalism and Predictive Statistics
AHA Session 39

Combating Disease and Spreading Expertise: Interdisciplinary and Transnational Perspectives on the History of Women and Global Public Health
AHA Session 40

Critics of the Mainstream: The Collapse of Journalistic Authority in the United States, 1955–2000
AHA Session 41

Digital Tools: From the Archive to Publication
AHA Session 42

Experiencing Revolutions: A Comparative Perspective
AHA Session 43

Fostering Interdisciplinary Work and Expanding History’s Reach: Dual Degree Programs and Professional Schools as Opportunities
AHA Session 44

Globalization and Comestibles: History and Food Panel
AHA Session 45

History Meets Archaeology in Indigenous/Colonial North America
AHA Session 46

Intimacies and Empires
AHA Session 47

Legal Orientalism: Law, History, and the Global
AHA Session 48

Living with (and without) the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA): Reflections, Refractions, and Reactions in Disability History
AHA Session 49

Magna Carta in the Age of Enlightenment, Revolution, and Empire: Rethinking Constitutional History on the 800th Anniversary of Magna Carta
AHA Session 50

Making History “Popular”: Challenges and Opportunities in the College Classroom
AHA Session 51

Migration History: A Dialogue among the Disciplines
AHA Session 52

Religion, Orientalism, and Decolonization
AHA Session 53

Resource Conflicts and Popular Imaginaries in Twentieth-Century Latin America
AHA Session 54

Technology and the Material Turn in Transnational History: A Roundtable
AHA Session 55

The Nation in the World: 150 Years of Critical Engagement
AHA Session 56

Tipping in American History
AHA Session 57

Where Is Central European History? Looking In and Looking Out
AHA Session 58

Promiscuous Interdisciplinarity, Part 3: Queer Movements: Interdisciplinary Perspectives on the Social Movement Era
AHA Session 59

Slavery as History, Slavery as Fiction , Part 2: The Slavery Archive As History and Narrative
AHA Session 60

Saturday, January 3, 2015

8:30 AM-10:00 AM


Interviewing in the Job Market in the Twenty-First Century
AHA Session 61

Historian-Administrators
AHA Session 62

Historians Writing Fiction: Inside the Academy
AHA Session 63

A New Scale: Teaching History in a Massive, Open, Online Environment
AHA Session 64

Challenging and Extending Reinhart Koselleck’s Theories of Historical Time
AHA Session 65

Children in the Visual Cultures of Nationalism and Internationalism
AHA Session 66

China through Travel: Pleasure and Politics in the Twentieth Century
AHA Session 67

Contested Archives
AHA Session 68

Doing More with Less: The Promise and Pitfalls of Short-Form Scholarship in the Digital History Age
AHA Session 69

Emotional Styles: Seemly and Unseemly Passions in Indian Courtly Settings, 1550–1750
AHA Session 70

Geographies of Identity, Solidarity, and Belonging in the Nineteenth-Century Atlantic
AHA Session 71

Historical Analysis after the “History Wars”: Gender, Race, Subjectivity
AHA Session 72

Imperial Fantasy or Internationalist Achievement: The Boy Scouts and Girl Guides in the Early Twentieth Century
AHA Session 73

Imperial New York City: The Scientific Survey of Puerto Rico
AHA Session 74

Imperial Policing and the Networks of Empire
AHA Session 75

James McPherson’s Battle Cry after a Quarter Century
AHA Session 76

Negotiating the “Helping Hand”: Local Decolonizations and American Aid in the Early Cold War
AHA Session 77

New Politics of Exclusion after the Civil Rights Movement: Perspectives from the Desegregated Schools
AHA Session 78

Political Philosophy across Translingual and Transnational Confucian Heritages
AHA Session 79

Slaves and Mistresses: The Female Slaveholder in the Americas
AHA Session 80

Soldiers and Workers: Military Labor in the Age of Empire
AHA Session 81

The Many Pasts of Public History
AHA Session 82

The Mental Stakes of Nation: Toward Psychiatric Discipline(s) in Latin America
AHA Session 83

The Photographic Event
AHA Session 84

The Politics of Reproduction in the Americas: Twentieth-Century Bolivia, Jamaica, and Cuba
AHA Session 85

The Social Origins of Political Repression and Mass Violence
AHA Session 86

Toward a Trans-imperial Intellectual History of Central Eurasia, 1644–1820
AHA Session 87

What Were They Afraid Of? Understanding the Silent Majority Fifty Years Later
AHA Session 88

Women and Conversion in Medieval Iberia
AHA Session 89

Lessons Learned from the AHA's Bridging Cultures Program, Part 1: PechaKucha 1: Incorporating the Atlantic and Pacific Worlds into the U.S. History Survey Course
AHA Session 90

New Perspectives on the Spanish Atlantic: The Slave Trade to Spanish America, Part 1
AHA Session 91

10:30 AM-12:00 PM


Historians as Public Intellectuals in Comparative National Context
AHA Session 92

Historians Writing Fiction: Outside the Academy
AHA Session 93

Measuring Faculty Productivity for Department Chairs
AHA Session 94

Digital Pedagogy for History: Lightning Round
AHA Session 95

The Global Tuning Project: Reframing Historical Study in the European Union, Latin America, and the Scholarship on Teaching and Learning
AHA Session 96

African Americans and Maoist China
AHA Session 97

American Dispositions: Boredom, Rationality, and Aggression in Historical Perspective
AHA Session 98

Blogging and the Future of Scholarship
AHA Session 99

Bodily Disciplines: Writing at the Interface of History and Public Health
AHA Session 100

Comparing Linguistic Diversity: Minority Language Use in Israel and the United States
AHA Session 101

Digital Histories of Slavery
AHA Session 102

eHistory and the Discipline: New Perspectives and New Challenges—Russia and Beyond
AHA Session 103

Global Circulation of the Imagery of Iconic Architecture and Infrastructure in the Nineteenth Century
AHA Session 104

Historicizing American Broadcasting: Why Radio and Television Should Matter to Historians
AHA Session 105

History, Economics, and the Wide-Ranging Impacts of the 1973 Oil Shock on U.S. Foreign Relations
AHA Session 106

Hydroelectric Development in Mexico, Palestine, and the U.S. South: Three Cases of Modern State Coproduction
AHA Session 107

Image and Identity in the German Reformation
AHA Session 108

In Loco Parentis: Redefining Childhood through State-Sponsored Child Protection Initiatives in the Twentieth Century
AHA Session 109

International Organizations and the End of Empire in Twentieth-Century Africa
AHA Session 110

Medici Reborn: Modernizing the Renaissance Archive in a Digital Age
AHA Session 111

Music in Motion: Changing Performance Venues and New Disciplinary Approaches
AHA Session 112

Political Power and Popular Mobilization on the Radio: India, British East Africa, and France
AHA Session 113

Provincializing European Intellectual History
AHA Session 114

Rethinking the Gullah Geechee
AHA Session 115

Ruptures and Continuities in Space and Time: Historical Studies of Science in Latin America
AHA Session 116

Slavery and Antislavery in the Antebellum North
AHA Session 117

Sporting Bodies and Bodies Politic: Gender and Soccer in Latin America
AHA Session 118

Transnational and Trans-disciplinary Routes: Black Feminism in the 1960s and 1970s
AHA Session 119

New Perspectives on the Spanish Atlantic: The Slave Trade to Spanish America, Part 2
AHA Session 120

Promiscuous Interdisciplinarity, Part 5: Criminalization and Queer History
AHA Session 121

2:30 PM-4:30 PM


Reassessing the Influence of Classic Theory on Historical Practice: Poststructuralism
AHA Session 122

Choosing to Embargo? What to Do with Your History Dissertation
AHA Session 123

A Q & A with Publishers
AHA Session 124

The State of History Museums: A Roundtable Discussion
AHA Session 125

Assessing Student Learning in History
AHA Session 126

Student Writing: Assigning, Reading, Commenting
AHA Session 127

An Atlantic Triangle: New England–Holland–Rio de la Plata Commercial Networks
AHA Session 128

Atypical Archives: Rendering the Past, Commemoration, and History in South and Central Asia
AHA Session 129

Being a Public Intellectual: Historians and the Public
AHA Session 130

Biomedicine, Body Parts, and Aging in Africa, India, and the United States
AHA Session 131

Burning the Reichstag: A Dialogue between History and Law
AHA Session 132

Child of the Nation: The Politics of Childhood during the Cuban Revolution
AHA Session 133

Constructing Belonging, Making Place: Indigenous Peoples, Memory, and Migration in the Great Lakes Borderlands
AHA Session 134

Early Modern European Firms and the Challenge of Global Commerce
AHA Session 135

Ghosts, Grief, and Gas Masks: Subjectivity and Materiality in Britain’s Total Wars, c. 1914–45
AHA Session 136

Global Perspectives on Modern Arabian History: A View from Two Coasts
AHA Session 137

Microhistories of the Illegal Slave Trade and the Old South
AHA Session 138

Muslim Destinies in Interwar Europe: Laying the Foundations for European Islam
AHA Session 139

Nature, Culture, and Work: Consumption and Politics in Outdoor Labor and Leisure
AHA Session 140

Proliferation and Counterproliferation: Historians and Political Scientists for Nuclear Studies
AHA Session 141

Religion in Europe after the “Secular” 1960s
AHA Session 142

Silence in the Archives: Transdisciplinary Approaches to Reading Absence in the Latin American Past
AHA Session 143

Teaching Liberal Arts in “Illiberal” Places
AHA Session 144

The Atlantic, Pacific, and In-Between: Bringing Transnational History to the United States Survey Course through the Study of Immigration
AHA Session 145

The Past, Present, and Future of the Voting Rights Act
AHA Session 146

Translating Science: Disciplines, Objects, Processes
AHA Session 147

Urban History, Urban Planning, Architectural History, and Civic Engagement: Interdisciplinary Encounters between the Past and Present
AHA Session 148

Visualization and Digital History: Techniques and Demonstrations
AHA Session 149

New Research on Central European Cities and Towns, Part 3: Urban Culture(s): Manufacturing and Manifesting Central European Urban Identities
AHA Session 150

Promiscuous Interdisciplinarity, Part 7: Science and Sexuality: Mental Health and Homosexuality in Post-1973 America
AHA Session 151

Slavery as History, Slavery as Fiction , Part 3: Imagining the Unimaginable: Film, Fiction, and Fabulation in Narratives of New World Slavery
AHA Session 152

Sunday, January 4, 2015

9:00 AM-11:00 AM


Reassessing the Influence of Classic Theory on Historical Practice: Marx
AHA Session 153

From Problems to Solutions: Recruiting, Training, and Placing History PhDs in Non-Faculty Careers, Part 1: Building on Institutional Strengths: Career Services, Career Advising, and Career Placement
AHA Session 154

History in the Federal Government: Careers Serving Policy Makers and the Public
AHA Session 155

Enhancing Undergraduate Student Success: An Initiative to Improve Student Learning in Introductory U.S. History and Other Disciplines
AHA Session 156

Connection and Community: Teaching Family History in the Classroom
AHA Session 157

Authoring Digital Scholarship for History: Challenges and Opportunities
AHA Session 158

Can DH Answer Our Questions? Using Digital Humanities to Address the Concerns of Feminist Historians
AHA Session 159

Contentions of Sovereignty and Empire: The Ottoman Empire and International Law, 1400s to 1900s
AHA Session 160

Environmental History and Outer Space: Linking Terrestrial and Extraterrestrial Natures across Time
AHA Session 161

From Source to Subject: Historical Writing and the “Archival Turn”
AHA Session 162

Ghosts of Modernity: Spiritism and History in Catalonia, Puerto Rico, and Cuba
AHA Session 163

Human-Animal Histories: Animal Studies and Posthumanism in Comparative Contexts
AHA Session 164

Interdisciplinary Institutes and Humanities Research: Europe and the United States
AHA Session 165

Mass Death in World War I: Interdisciplinary Explanations
AHA Session 166

Mexico in the Global 1960s
AHA Session 167

Negotiating Immigration Reform in an Age of Restriction
AHA Session 168

Of Borderlands and Frontiers: Crosscurrents and Divergences within Borderlands History and Settler Colonial Studies
AHA Session 169

Perspectives on Gavin Wright’s Sharing the Prize: The Economics of the Civil Rights Revolution in the American South: A Roundtable
AHA Session 170

Pirates, Collaborators, Students, and Martyrs: Nationalism and the Memory of War in Modern China
AHA Session 171

Politics Big and Small: African Americans, Law, and the Negotiation of Slavery and Freedom in the Nineteenth-Century American South
AHA Session 172

Rethinking Territoriality: Indigenous Power in North and South American Borderlands, 1700–1900
AHA Session 173

Struggles for Institutionalized People’s Rights in Mental Health and Corrections
AHA Session 174

The Future of the Book Review
AHA Session 175

The National Endowment for the Humanities at Fifty
AHA Session 176

The Transnational Landscapes of Civil Rights and Antiracist Activism
AHA Session 177

Too Soon? (Too Sad? Too Sensitive? Too Sacred?): The National September 11 Memorial and Museum
AHA Session 178

Transnational History: Middle Eastern and North African Perspectives
AHA Session 179

Authority and Spectacle in Medieval and Early Modern Iberia, Part 1: In Honor of Teofilo F. Ruiz: Authority in Medieval and Early Modern Iberia
AHA Session 180

Lessons Learned from the AHA's Bridging Cultures Program, Part 2: Transnational Voyages and Voyagers in Nineteenth-Century Oceania and Southeast Asia
AHA Session 181

New Research on Central European Cities and Towns, Part 4: Minorities and Migrants: Studies in Central European Urban Dynamics
AHA Session 182

11:30 AM-1:30 PM


Reassessing the Influence of Classic Theory on Historical Practice: Foucault
AHA Session 183

From Problems to Solutions: Recruiting, Training, and Placing History PhDs in Non-Faculty Careers, Part 2: Faculty and Student Culture and Meeting Immediate Needs of Students
AHA Session 184

Many Lessons for Many Students
AHA Session 185

Whither the History Major?
AHA Session 186

Interpreting and Representing Women’s History to the Public: A Roundtable
AHA Session 187

Africa and Cuba: Links and Legacies
AHA Session 188

America and the Left: Past and Present
AHA Session 189

Capitalist Crisis, Surplus Labor, and Migration in East Asia
AHA Session 190

Choosing Your Own History: Scholars as Game Designers
AHA Session 191

Contesting the Meaning of “International” Governance: Minorities and the League of Nations
AHA Session 192

Dissenting Daughters: Early Modern Women’s Political and Civic Engagement
AHA Session 193

Food and History: Setting the Table for an Interdisciplinary Discussion
AHA Session 194

Digital Scholarship, Academic Careers, and Tenure
AHA Session 195

Historians and the New Sound Studies
AHA Session 196

History and Biology: Doing History With Biology
AHA Session 197

Hustle and Show: Labor, Power, and Space on the Streets
AHA Session 198

Islam in Modern South Asia, South Asian Islam in the Modern World: Trends and Transitions
AHA Session 199

Memory Studies and the Historian: Cases from Chile under Augusto Pinochet to the Present
AHA Session 200

Mexican Artists at the Disciplinary Crossroads
AHA Session 201

New Directions in Unfree American Indian Labor Histories
AHA Session 202

On the Discourses of Secularism and Pluralism
AHA Session 203

The Age of Extreme(s): Age, Public Health, and the Postwar U.S. Welfare State, 1945–80
AHA Session 204

The Authority of Science at the Edges of Empire
AHA Session 205

The Democratization of Higher Education in the United States since World War II
AHA Session 206

The Ground Below and Above: New Directions in the Study of Mining in the Colonial Americas
AHA Session 207

The Problem of Slavery
AHA Session 208

War Material: Perspectives on the Study of the Material Culture of Conflict in the United States and Europe
AHA Session 209

Women and the Gendered Contours of Black Internationalism in the Twentieth Century
AHA Session 210

Authority and Spectacle in Medieval and Early Modern Iberia, Part 2: In Honor of Teofilo F. Ruiz: Spectacle in Medieval Iberia and Beyond
AHA Session 211

Lessons Learned from the AHA's Bridging Cultures Program, Part 3: Incorporating the Atlantic and the Pacific into the U.S. and the Comparative Americas Survey Courses: Methodologies for the Classroom
AHA Session 212

11:30 AM-2:00 PM


Poster Session #1
AHA Session 213

2:30 PM-4:30 PM


Reassessing the Influence of Classic Theory on Historical Practice: Freud
AHA Session 214

From Surviving to Thriving: The Challenges and Rewards of Practicing History as an Independent Scholar
AHA Session 215

How Can I Be a Historian in this Job?
AHA Session 216

Why Caribbean History Matters
AHA Session 217

How Teaching Became a Mission of the American Historical Association from the 1960s
AHA Session 218

Harlem: The Unmaking of the Ghetto
AHA Session 218-A

American Evangelicals Looking Abroad
AHA Session 219

Beyond the Musical Sonderweg: Bourgeois Habitus, Art Music, and German National Identity Revisited
AHA Session 220

Considering Genocide: Understanding the Fate of Ottoman Armenians and Its Legacy One Hundred Years Later
AHA Session 221

GIS and History: Epistemologies, Considerations, and Reflections
AHA Session 222

History and Biology: History and Evolution
AHA Session 223

History and Literature: The State of the Relationship
AHA Session 224

Humanitarianism, International Relief, and the Problem of Humanity in the Wake of the Great War
AHA Session 225

Latino Radicalisms, 1930s–70s
AHA Session 226

Law and the Humanities
AHA Session 227

New Meanings, Old Words: Muslim Reading Practices across Time and Space
AHA Session 228

New Perspectives on Dutch New York: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Understanding New Netherland and Its Atlantic Connections
AHA Session 229

Religious Aspects of Confucian Practice in Late Imperial China
AHA Session 230

Teaching World History across Time, Space, and Place
AHA Session 231

The History of Engineering and the Engineering of History
AHA Session 232

The Northern Paiute History Project: Engaging Undergraduates in Decolonizing Research with Tribal Community Members
AHA Session 233

The Traffic in Women: Early Twentieth-Century Debates in France, Argentina, and Vietnam
AHA Session 234

Under the Star of Hirschman: The Doux Commerce Thesis and the Historians
AHA Session 235

War Work: Race, Gender, Empire, and Labor in World War I
AHA Session 236

Whispers in the Archive: Rumor and Gossip as Primary Sources
AHA Session 237

Whither Ethnohistory? Writing Indigenous History across Disciplinary and Other Boundaries
AHA Session 238

Authority and Spectacle in Medieval and Early Modern Iberia, Part 3: In Honor of Teofilo F. Ruiz: Spectacle in Early Modern Iberia and Beyond
AHA Session 239

Reexamining the Illegal Slave Trade in the Nineteenth-Century Atlantic, Part 1: Abolition in Practice: The Implementation of the Abolition Treaties in the Nineteenth-Century Atlantic
AHA Session 240

Toward a Global History of Sexual Science, c. 1900-70, Part 1: Global Transfers of Sexual Knowledge: Dubbing, Appropriations, and Translations
AHA Session 241

2:30 PM-5:00 PM


Poster Session #2
AHA Session 242

Monday, January 5, 2015

8:30 AM-10:30 AM


Roundtable: Exploring Alternative Academic Careers: How Your History Ph.D. Can Serve You in Diverse Careers beyond Teaching in the Discipline
AHA Session 243

Collaboratively Teaching Research Methods in Asian Studies and History
AHA Session 244

Teaching with Primary Sources: What Students Wish Professors Knew
AHA Session 245

Understanding Ferguson: Race, Power, Protest, and the Past
AHA Session 245-A

CANCELLED: Academic Disciplines between Remaking Europe and Shaping International Institutions, 1945–80
AHA Session 246

“Asia” in Latin America: Migration, Diaspora, and Identity in Brazil and Cuba
AHA Session 247

Cartographies of Caste: Mapping Subordination in India, 1700–2000
AHA Session 248

Citizenship at the End of Empire: Navigating Sovereignty and Loyalty in the Late Ottoman, British, and Habsburg Empires
AHA Session 249

Gendered Marginalization and Rapid Urbanization in the Twentieth-Century Middle East
AHA Session 250

History and the Other Disciplines in the Classroom: Creating Connections to History through Interdisciplinary Courses and Programs
AHA Session 251

Immigrant Women at the Edge of the Nineteenth-Century Marketplace
AHA Session 252

Innovation in Digital Publishing in the Humanities
AHA Session 253

Learning in Networks of Knowledge (LINK): Toward a New Digital Tool for Cultivating Historical Thinking
AHA Session 254

Moving History beyond the Academy: Lessons from the World of Jewish History
AHA Session 255

Networks of the Dead: Politics, Ethics, Technologies, Method
AHA Session 256

Paperwork/Paper-at-work
AHA Session 257

People and Technology: Comparing Road Building across Three Continents
AHA Session 258

Power and Place: The Semantics of Economic Growth in the Twentieth Century
AHA Session 259

Rethinking Global History: The Great Divergence and the Military Revolution
AHA Session 260

Salutem et Signum: Early Medieval Women’s Participation in Documentary Culture
AHA Session 261

Scholarship, Activism, and Expertise: The Social Sciences in the United States in the Twentieth Century
AHA Session 262

Science and Religion across Time, Space, and Disciplinary Borders
AHA Session 263

Seeking Freedom in Modern Commercial Society: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Studying Hong Kong Cinema and Its Global Connections, 1950s–90s
AHA Session 264

The Black 1980s: Politics, Culture, and New Historiographies
AHA Session 265

The Digital Recovery of African American and African Diaspora History and Literary History: A Roundtable Discussion
AHA Session 266

“The New Conquest History”: New Approaches to the Spanish Conquest of Mexico
AHA Session 267

The War Come Home: Domestic Economies and Household Management in the Midst of Total War
AHA Session 268

Lessons Learned from the AHA's Bridging Cultures Program, Part 4: Going Global in the U.S. History Survey
AHA Session 269

Reexamining the Illegal Slave Trade in the Nineteenth-Century Atlantic, Part 2: Circumventing Abolition: Slave Traders’ Strategies of Survival and Success
AHA Session 270

Toward a Global History of Sexual Science, c. 1900-70, Part 2: Sexual Science as a Global Formation: The Multi-directionality of Intellectual Exchange
AHA Session 271

11:00 AM-1:00 PM


What’s the Problem? Turning Teaching Questions into Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Research
AHA Session 272

American Labor's Global Ambassadors
AHA Session 273

At the Hour of Our Death: Reinterpreting Illness in Iberian Empires
AHA Session 274

Aural Histories: Transnational Approaches to Radio in France and Beyond, 1926–46
AHA Session 275

Bridging the High School/College Divide: Conversations toward Creating a Comprehensive History Pedagogy
AHA Session 276

Diversifying Income Streams: How a New Generation of Scholars Is Funding Research in the Twenty-First Century
AHA Session 277

Exceptional Failures? Interdisciplinary Economic Analysis of U.S. Banking Failures in the Twentieth Century
AHA Session 278

Intersectionality: Disciplinary Perspectives and Practices
AHA Session 279

Islam and the European Empires
AHA Session 280

Jewish History/General History: Rethinking the Divide
AHA Session 281

Listening, Tasting, Reading, Touching: Interdisciplinary Histories of American Food
AHA Session 282

Making Space: Regional Knowledge on East-Central Europe beyond the History of Area Studies, 1900–50
AHA Session 283

Methods of Modernity from the Margins: Toward New Theories of Africa and/in the Americas
AHA Session 284

Reimagining Race in America’s Hometown—Brooklyn, USA
AHA Session 285

Revisiting New York’s Experience of World War II through Digital Public History
AHA Session 286

Richard Hoffmann and An Environmental History of Medieval Europe
AHA Session 287

Socialism and the Twentieth Century: Master Narratives and Historiographies
AHA Session 288

Text Analysis, Visualization, and Historical Interpretation
AHA Session 289

The History of Science, Medicine, and Technology in Global Perspective
AHA Session 290

The Transnational Politics of Journalism in Early Postwar Germany
AHA Session 291

Urban Transformations and the Cross-Mediterranean Politics of Space in the Late Ottoman Empire
AHA Session 292

Women, Sex and the Courts in Early Modern Eurasia
AHA Session 293

Writing for the Public: What Makes a Successful Trade History Book
AHA Session 294

Lessons Learned from the AHA's Bridging Cultures Program, Part 5: PechaKucha 2, Incorporating the Atlantic and Pacific Worlds into the U.S. History Survey Course
AHA Session 295

Reexamining the Illegal Slave Trade in the Nineteenth-Century Atlantic, Part 3: Kidnapping and Illegal Enslavement in the Nineteenth-Century Atlantic World
AHA Session 296

Toward a Global History of Sexual Science, c. 1900-70, Part 3: Local Sexologies in a Global Context
AHA Session 297