AHA Sessions

Friday, January 3, 2020

1:30 PM-3:00 PM


Humanities PhDs beyond the Academy: The Employer Perspective
AHA Session 1

Historically Informed Present-Day Activism in the City
AHA Session 2

What Does It Mean to "Teach w/#Dighist"?
AHA Session 3

Reimagining Interracial Cooperation in Religious Communities after the Civil War
AHA Session 4

The Nazi Legacy in the Trump Era: Research, Pedagogy, and Public Engagement
AHA Session 5

African Americans and Chinese Activists in World War II and the Cold War
AHA Session 6

Liberty, Legitimacy, and Forced Migrations across Empires: Refugees in the Ottoman, Russian, and Hapsburg Empires, 1848–1920
AHA Session 7

Landscape Modifications and Colonial Control: Contestations over Nature, Extraction, Development, and Nonhuman Species in the Caribbean, Africa, and Southeast Asia
AHA Session 8

Female Killers in the 20th Century: Gender, Modernity, and Punishment in Comparative Perspective
AHA Session 9

Women against War: 1950s Anti-imperialist Organizing from the Korean War to the Cuban Revolution
AHA Session 10

Rethinking Materiality with Medieval Britain
AHA Session 11

Mountains as Sites of History in the Ottoman Empire
AHA Session 12

The Benefits and Challenges of Teaching History Online
AHA Session 13

Gendered Mobilities and Colonial Intimacies: Histories of Migration and Settlement in the Age of Empire
AHA Session 14

Digital Collaborations in African History: New Methods and Sources
AHA Session 15

Discourses of Reform and Remaking: Progressive Education and US Hegemony in the Pacific, 1887–1960
AHA Session 16

Reconceptualizing the Soviet Age of Development in Postcolonial Asia and Africa
AHA Session 17

Commemorating the Stonewall Uprising: Transnational and National Retrospectives on Movements and Monuments
AHA Session 18

Liberal-Left Coalitions and the Remaking of the Democratic Party, 1960s–80s
AHA Session 19

Catholic Poles, Polish Jews: A Complexity of Responses to Persecution and Terror under the German Occupation during World War II
AHA Session 20

CANCELLED Material Culture and the Cairo Geniza
AHA Session 21

Forging Citizenship after Empire: Reflections from Asia and the Middle East in the 20th Century
AHA Session 22

Inca Girls and Women: Interdisciplinary Approaches
AHA Session 23

Historical Memory and Nostalgia in the Early Republic
AHA Session 24

Late Breaking: The Border Crisis in Historical Perspective
AHA Session 24A

3:30 PM-5:00 PM


The Environmental History of New York City
AHA Session 25

AHR Conversation: Museums and the Organization of Global Knowledge
AHA Session 26

Virtual Reality for Historical Research and Pedagogy
AHA Session 27

Deans, Provosts, and Historians: A Roundtable on the State of the History Department in the Higher Education Landscape
AHA Session 28

Practicing Pedagogy: A Discussion on Graduate and Early Career Teaching
AHA Session 29

Revisiting Trafficking Narratives and Sexual Danger in 20th-Century Europe and the Americas
AHA Session 30

Historical Consulting: Pursuing a Career beyond Academia
AHA Session 31

Central European History Society Presidential Panel: The Saliency of Central Europe: Questions and New Approaches
AHA Session 32

In the Hands of the People: Negotiating US Immigration Policy from Below
AHA Session 33

Living, Teaching, and Writing the American Military History of the 21st Century
AHA Session 34

Expanding Frontiers of Knowledge, Settlement, and Identity: Indian Ocean Diasporas and the British Empire
AHA Session 35

Nationalism and Transnationalism in the Caribbean Basin
AHA Session 36

African American Religious History: The State and Future of the Field
AHA Session 37

Native Peoples, Settler Colonialism, and the Early Republic
AHA Session 38

Forensic History: New Material Sources and Methods for Historians of the Anthropocene
AHA Session 39

Constructivism, Historicism, and History in the Post-truth Age: Global Reflections from South Asia
AHA Session 40

Weaponized Words: The Power of Racist Rhetoric in American History
AHA Session 41

Transcultural Traverses: Placemaking Practices at the Makli Necropolis in Sindh, Pakistan
AHA Session 42

Valuing the Humanities: Challenging Narratives of Career Diversity for Historians
AHA Session 43

Moments and Legacies: Death, Grief, Mourning, and Burial Histories
AHA Session 44

Sesame Street in the Seventies: Politics, Funding, and Educational Media in National and International Context
AHA Session 45

Parallels and Comparisons: Black and Native Involvement in Systems of Captivity and Enslavement
AHA Session 46

Digital Approaches to Communications, Mobility, and Geography in Medieval Europe
AHA Session 47

A History of Authenticity
AHA Session 48

On the Margins of Islam: Toward a Social and Intellectual History of the Commentary
AHA Session 49

Wiki Scholars: Historians and the National Archives Team Up for a Course to Improve Wikipedia’s Articles about Women’s Suffrage
AHA Session 50

Saturday, January 4, 2020

8:30 AM-10:00 AM


Lightning Round, Part 1
AHA Session 51

Bridging the "Two Cultures" in the Classroom: Using Historical Pedagogy to Enhance STEM Learning in Higher Education
AHA Session 52

How to Say Yes and When to Say No: Navigating Service Work
AHA Session 53

Bringing Oysters Back to New York Harbor
AHA Session 54

Making the Math Work: International Credit and Debt since the 19th Century
AHA Session 55

Teaching United States History Abroad
AHA Session 56

The Postcolonized Historian and the Global South: Reflections on South Asia and Latin America
AHA Session 57

State Ritual in Early Modern Empires
AHA Session 58

Migrants' Nature: Mobility, Labor, and the Environment in Latin America and the Caribbean
AHA Session 59

Imagining the Nation in Revolutionary and Postrevolutionary China
AHA Session 60

From the Studio to the (Digital) Archive: Interpreting Constructions of Race, Gender, and Identity in Photographs and Photographic Collections
AHA Session 61

Careers in Publishing for ABDs and PhDs
AHA Session 62

Native Nations Negotiating War and Peace in Early America
AHA Session 63

Ruling Women and the Formation of the Modern State in the High Middle Ages: England, Portugal, and the Latin East
AHA Session 64

Marital Economies of Early America
AHA Session 65

Envisioning the Civil War and Slavery: Contrabands and Combat in American Art
AHA Session 66

Finding Truth, Reconsidering Roles, and Pursing Justice: A Conversation with Genocide Scholars
AHA Session 67

Sexuality, Surveillance, and Bureaucracy in Cold War America
AHA Session 68

Roma: Reflections on Histories of Domestic Service and Race in a 21st-Century Film
AHA Session 69

The Black Panther Party in Retrospective: History, Memory, and Representation
AHA Session 70

From Studying the Past to Influencing the Future: Historians and Public Policy
AHA Session 71

Historical Research for K–12 Students: A Roundtable Discussion with Archivists and Educators
AHA Session 72

Remapping Borderlands and the Latinx Archive in the 20th Century
AHA Session 73

Public Health Innovations in Times of Crisis
AHA Session 74

What, Where, and When Is Financial Capitalism? Some Historical Reflections
AHA Session 75

Late Breaking: The Trump Administration’s Public Charge Rule Change
AHA Session 75A

10:30 AM-12:00 PM


400 Years since Plymouth
AHA Session 76

Undergraduate Lightning Round
AHA Session 77

What’s So Great about Intro Courses?
AHA Session 78

Transitions to Graduate School
AHA Session 79

Historicizing Heterosexualities in the United States
AHA Session 80

The Changing History of Immigration in NYC: Digital Community Archivists
AHA Session 81

Environmental Humanities and the Andean Mountain Range: Science, Geography, and Climate
AHA Session 82

Touchstone Texts: The Historical Works We’re Reaching for Today, Part 1
AHA Session 83

The Law’s Two Bodies: Legal Corpus and Marginalized Bodies in Europe and the New World
AHA Session 84

Alternate Geographies of Colonialism and Indigenous Land
AHA Session 85

Thinking about Failure and Rejection in the Historical Profession: Definitions, Trajectories, and Choices
AHA Session 86

Social Welfare within and beyond the State in Latin America
AHA Session 87

The Right and the Making of Postwar Political Culture
AHA Session 88

Methods from the Margins: Archives of Women and Gender Histories in 20th-Century “Japan”
AHA Session 89

Nuclear Legacies: Transnational Memory and Politics in the Long Cold War
AHA Session 90

Historians as Expert Witnesses: Consulting and Testifying
AHA Session 91

Diasporas Imagined and Created: Migrants, Exiles, and Refuges in Africa, Europe, and the Americas
AHA Session 92

Imperial Ties: The US Transcontinental Railroads in Global and Indigenous Contexts
AHA Session 93

Planning, Difference, and Dislocation in the Black Americas: Atlanta, Port-au-Prince, and São Paulo
AHA Session 94

Ideas and Methods for Teaching Global Indigenous Histories
AHA Session 95

Reflections on the Enterprise of Interdisciplinary History: The JIH Turns 50
AHA Session 96

Shifting the Boundaries of Inclusion: Immigrant Rights in the 20th-Century United States
AHA Session 97

Miscast: African American Women, Radicalism, and the Production of Culture in the 20th-Century Black Freedom Movement
AHA Session 98

New Histories of the Americas: Empire, Power, and Connection in the Western Hemisphere
AHA Session 99

Lifelong Inquiry and Informed Civic Action: Preparing Students for College, Career, and Civic Life
AHA Session 100

1:30 PM-3:00 PM


Historians for Mental Health: An Open Discussion
AHA Session 102

Career Diversity in Transnational Context
AHA Session 103

Teaching World History to Prepare Students for Tomorrow: Building Partnerships across K–16 Classrooms
AHA Session 104

Cultures of Occupations: Race, Gender, and the Politics of Resentment during Early Reconstruction
AHA Session 105

Historians Engaging with Processes of Transitional Justice
AHA Session 106

New Horizons of Historical Thinking in an Age of Contested Narratives
AHA Session 107

Commercial Expansion, Invention, and Ambition across the Pacific World: US Merchants and Diplomats in the Asian Pacific, 1781–1845
AHA Session 108

A Practical Guide to Writing about Place
AHA Session 109

Aging as a Category of Experience: Scholarship and Activism
AHA Session 110

Innovative Approaches for Fostering Student Engagement in Online History Classrooms
AHA Session 111

Economies on the Edges of Empire: China and Inner Asia from the 18th to 20th Centuries
AHA Session 112

The Ibero-Americas and Scholarly Debates about Abolition: Methods, Questions, and Historiography
AHA Session 113

Multiple Modernisms: The Complexities of Central European Music at Home and Abroad, 1918–60
AHA Session 114

Reassessing the “Middle Ground”: New Approaches to Indigenous History in the American Interior
AHA Session 115

Gender, Honor, and the Law in the Medieval Mediterranean
AHA Session 116

International Conflict, Faith, and Foes in the 20th Century: American Christian Laity and the Creation of a Common Enemy
AHA Session 117

Queer Preservations: LGBTQ Archives across New York
AHA Session 118

Race and Disability in American History and Literature
AHA Session 119

Myth, Memory, and Place in New York City History
AHA Session 120

Enslaved People’s Politics, Imperial Rule, and Amelioration in the Caribbean
AHA Session 121

Historians on the Battleground of Social Media: Lessons from Eight Years of AskHistorians
AHA Session 122

Barriers, Gateways, and Transnational Landscapes: Life in the US-Mexico Borderlands
AHA Session 123

The Ties That Bind: Religion, Capitalism, and Identity in the Modern United States
AHA Session 124

Islamic Histories, Part 1: Recollections of the Classical Age of Islam and Empire
AHA Session 125

1:30 PM-3:30 PM


Film Screening: John O'Connor Film Award Winner, Documentary: Bisbee '17
AHA Session 101

3:30 PM-5:00 PM


Bisbee ’17: Film, History, and Memory at the US-Mexico Border
AHA Session 126

The Job Market and Mental Health: A Conversation on Career Diversity and Graduate Education
AHA Session 127

Digital Drop-In
AHA Session 128

Committee on LGBTQ Status in the Profession Open Forum
AHA Session 129

The Cultural Economy of Music: US and German Histories, 1880–1930
AHA Session 130

The Qing Version of History: Methodological and Thematic Innovation in Historiography, 1636–1800
AHA Session 131

War as Politics, Politics as War in Modern Asia
AHA Session 132

Teaching Future Teachers: Why Historians Matter to Pre-service Teacher Education
AHA Session 133

The People’s Church! A 50th-Anniversary Roundtable on the Young Lord’s Occupation of the First Spanish Methodist Church in NYC
AHA Session 134

Modes of Apocalypticism in the Early Modern World: Cosmography, Cartography, Empire
AHA Session 135

Cold War Solidarities between Latin America and the World
AHA Session 136

From Courses and Degrees to Careers and Citizenship: Communicating the Value of History
AHA Session 137

The New Place of Latin America in World History
AHA Session 138

The Unexpected Activists: AIDS Activism beyond New York City and San Francisco
AHA Session 139

Intersectional Identities and the United States Woman Suffrage Movement: Struggles over Race before and after the 19th Amendment
AHA Session 140

The Speed of Finance: Historicizing the Time and Experience of Finance Capitalism
AHA Session 141

Toward a Global Indigenous Legal History: Agency, Intelligibility, and the Ethics of Representation
AHA Session 142

Populism and the Limits of Liberalism in Recent American History
AHA Session 143

Baking Career Diversity into Graduate Education: Reflections from the Field
AHA Session 144

From Theory to Praxis: Scaffolding the Learning Experience in the Tuned Classroom
AHA Session 145

Perspectives on Enslaved Women, Freedom, and the Law in the Atlantic World
AHA Session 146

Corporeal Investigations: Disciplining Bodies and Managing Difference at the Fin de Siècle
AHA Session 147

New Approaches to the Early Spanish Caribbean, Part I: Interconnected Maritime Worlds
AHA Session 148

Thinking about the 1920s in 2020: Fashion, Modernity, and the Body
AHA Session 149

Islamic Histories, Part 2: Chronologies and Frameworks of Change in Modern Islamic Traditions
AHA Session 150

Sunday, January 5, 2020

8:30 AM-10:00 AM


The Global Reach of Cities
AHA Session 151

Implementing Career Diversity in Your Department: A Lightning Round of Emerging Ideas and Practices
AHA Session 152

A Q & A with Journal Editors
AHA Session 153

The Role of History Educators in a Time of Crisis
AHA Session 154

The Global Plains: Latina/os in the Past and Future of the American Great Plains
AHA Session 155

Historians and Presidential Misconduct
AHA Session 156

Queering Suffrage: Toward an Intersectional History of Women’s Suffrage
AHA Session 157

Mapping the Medieval Mediterranean: Maritime Violence, Cultural Exchange, and Imagination in Medieval Sicily
AHA Session 158

Making Sex and Society in Modern South Asia: New Directions
AHA Session 159

Colonization, Commerce, and Connections: A Roundtable Taking Stock of the “Dutch Turn” in Atlantic Historiography
AHA Session 160

Remembering the 500th Anniversary of the Conquest of Mexico
AHA Session 161

Red Decolonizations: Communists and the Struggles for National Liberation
AHA Session 162

The Go-Betweens: Youth, Migration, and Knowledge Transfer
AHA Session 163

(Hidden) Implications of Working in a Digital Environment
AHA Session 164

What American Atlanticists Need to Know about the Pacific
AHA Session 165

Students in the Archives: Engaging History Students with Primary Sources in the Archives and the Classroom
AHA Session 166

Religious Literacy in Theory and Practice
AHA Session 167

Challenging the Continued Erasure of Indigenous Histories
AHA Session 168

The Professor in Polarized Times: Challenges of Free Speech and Inclusion on Campus and in the Classroom
AHA Session 169

Land, Labor, and Civil Rights in the Postwar South
AHA Session 170

Shut Up and Play: Sport, Labor, and Activism in the Global Sports Industries
AHA Session 171

Proof: Technology, Knowledge, and the Body in Early 20th-Century Latin America
AHA Session 172

History for Young Audiences
AHA Session 173

Crossing Imperial Boundaries in the Early Modern World, Part 1: Iberian Borderlands in the Americas and Beyond
AHA Session 174

Enclosure Movements of the 19th Century: Views from the Global South, Part 1: Part 1
AHA Session 175

8:30 AM-10:30 AM


Poster Session #1
AHA Session 176

10:30 AM-12:00 PM


Alumni Relations: Building a Historical Community
AHA Session 177

Innovative Approaches to Engaging Our Community College History Students
AHA Session 178

Immigration, Refugees, and Anti-Semitism: American Dilemmas
AHA Session 179

Eunuchs and the Spatiality of Power in a Comparative Context
AHA Session 180

John F. Richards Prize Discussion of Faiz Ahmed's Afghanistan Rising: Islamic Law and Statecraft between the Ottoman and British Empires
AHA Session 181

Global Space Personae: Genealogies of Spaceflight in China, India, and Japan
AHA Session 182

Interior History: Rethinking Brazil from the Inside
AHA Session 183

Touchstone Texts: The Historical Works We're Reaching for Today, Part 2
AHA Session 184

Cold War Practices: Politics and Culture in the Anglo-American “Special Relationship”
AHA Session 185

Global Queer History: Themes, Methods, and Approaches
AHA Session 186

Volunteering, Internationalism, and Development: Non-elite International Relations at the Intersection of Decolonization and the Cold War
AHA Session 187

Continuities and Ruptures: Gender, Geopolitics, and the Making of the Modern Middle East
AHA Session 188

How It All Got to Berlin: German Museum Collections in the Age of Empire
AHA Session 189

Slaves and Livestock Economies: Regional and Atlantic Perspectives
AHA Session 190

Podcasts as Pedagogy: Ideas for How to Teach History with Podcasts
AHA Session 191

Multiculturalism, Polyglossia, and Ethnic Diversity: Conflict, Accommodation, and Synthesis in the Premodern Mediterranean
AHA Session 192

Reconsidering Native American Biography in the Late 19th and 20th Centuries
AHA Session 193

Trading Knowledge in the “Global Middle Ages”
AHA Session 194

Gender and Leadership: Matrilineages, Struggle, Liberation, and Feminist Approaches
AHA Session 195

Book Contracts: A Primer on Key Clauses, with Guiding Principles for Authors
AHA Session 196

Why the National History Day Program Creates a Framework for Historical Research, Analysis, and Literacy Fostering Project-Based Learning
AHA Session 197

Crossing Imperial Boundaries in the Early Modern World, Part 2: Routes, Roots, and Frontier Peoples
AHA Session 199

Enclosure Movements of the 19th Century: Views from the Global South, Part 2: Part 2
AHA Session 200

Late Breaking: Land Use and Climate Change—Historical Perspectives from Seven Continents
AHA Session 200A

10:30 AM-12:30 PM


Poster Session #2
AHA Session 201

1:00 PM-3:00 PM


Poster Session #3
AHA Session 202

1:30 PM-3:00 PM


Terminal Doesn’t Mean Dead: Finding a Job with a History MA
AHA Session 203

Open Access Monographs in History
AHA Session 204

What Is the Future of the Introductory Course in History?
AHA Session 205

Scale, the Global, and the City before 1850
AHA Session 206

Egypt in Global Intellectual Histories of Modern Islam
AHA Session 207

Trans Identities between State Coercion and Self Assertion: New Histories of 20th-Century Germany, Israel, and Britain
AHA Session 208

Liberalism and Ecumenism in 20th-Century Chicago
AHA Session 209

Holocaust and Law: The Legal Consciousness of Perpetrators
AHA Session 210

Tailoring American Business and Labor History for Art and Design Curriculum
AHA Session 211

Mad Perspectives in America: A Narrative Examination of Mental Health and Illness in the 19th and 20th Centuries
AHA Session 212

Southeast Asia in Global History: Teaching Roundtable
AHA Session 213

Biographical Literature in Premodern Eurasian Historiography: The Individual in the Grand Sweep of History
AHA Session 214

Belonging within the Japanese Empire: Identity Construction in Greater China across the 20th Century
AHA Session 215

Narrating the History of Sex and Reproduction in a Time of Conservative Backlash
AHA Session 216

Black Soldiers in the British Atlantic World
AHA Session 217

Computational Cultural History
AHA Session 218

Writing a Book from Beyond the Professoriate
AHA Session 219

The Slave Societies Digital Archive: Preserving African and Indigenous History in the Americas
AHA Session 220

Education and the Practice of Freedom: Legacies of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)
AHA Session 221

Gender, Leadership, and Power Contests in Religion, Family, and Work
AHA Session 222

The New Normal? Integrating Career Pathways in History Graduate Education
AHA Session 223

Writing Indigenous Histories of Protest
AHA Session 224

Teaching Historical Methods and Imagining the Archives, Part 1: Teaching Methods
AHA Session 226

Late Breaking: Mass Protests in Historical Perspective—Hong Kong, Ecuador, Lebanon, Chile
AHA Session 226A

3:30 PM-5:00 PM


“What Will You Do with a History Education?” Careers in Public Policy
AHA Session 227

A Q & A with Publishers
AHA Session 228

Strategies for Redesigning Introductory Courses in History
AHA Session 229

The Gender of Power
AHA Session 230

Forging a Catholic Nation amidst a Secular State: Catholic Mobilization and Contentious Politics in 20th-Century Mexico
AHA Session 231

Alternate Currents: New Approaches to the Environmental History of Water
AHA Session 232

Fakes and Frauds in 18th-Century France and Its Colonies
AHA Session 233

Policing, Labor, and Geographies of the State in the Americas
AHA Session 234

Terms of Inclusion and Exclusion in Russian Cultural History from Nicholas I to Putin
AHA Session 235

State and Nation under Totalitarianism: Nazi and Fascist Comparisons from Above and Below
AHA Session 236

The Politics of Guns in the Late 20th-Century United States
AHA Session 237

Alternative Histories: Narratives from the Middle East and Mediterranean
AHA Session 238

Reorienting Global History: The Middle East and the World in the 20th Century
AHA Session 239

Freedoms Interrupted: Black Struggles against Slavery and Its Afterlives in the 19th-Century Black Atlantic
AHA Session 240

Global Biography and the French Empire: Ambiguous Identities
AHA Session 241

Risk and Insurance in Comparative Histories
AHA Session 242

Capitalism, Knowledge, and Discourse in Australian History
AHA Session 243

Disabled Veterans and the State: Military Disability History in 20th-Century Japan, China, and the United States
AHA Session 244

Hands-on History: Creating Experience in the Classroom
AHA Session 245

Writing History with Scientific Data
AHA Session 246

Never Again Is Now: Teaching Japanese American History to Inspire Action and Empathy Today
AHA Session 247

Rice and Power in the Pacific World
AHA Session 248

CANCELLED A Roundtable on Diverse Careers inside the Academy
AHA Session 249

The Interior Lives of Enslaved and Free People in Colonial Latin America
AHA Session 250

Teaching Historical Methods and Imagining the Archives, Part 2: Imagining Archives
AHA Session 251

3:30 PM-5:30 PM


Undergraduate Poster Session
AHA Session 252

3:30 PM-5:45 PM


Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World
AHA Session 253

Monday, January 6, 2020

9:00 AM-10:30 AM


CANCELLED—Lightning Round, Part 2
AHA Session 254

World History for the 21st Century: Redesigning the College History Introductory Curriculum
AHA Session 255

Race and Inclusion in Academia and Career Diversity
AHA Session 256

Fearless Speech: Navigating Protest, Confrontation, and Freedom of Speech as a Young Historian
AHA Session 257

Women and Religious Liberty in Early America
AHA Session 258

Where Did Gender and Sexuality Go? Conversations on Latin American History
AHA Session 259

Air, Wind, and Sky: Histories of an Omnipresent and Invisible Force
AHA Session 260

Roundtable: Refuge beyond Reach: How Rich Democracies Repel Asylum Seekers
AHA Session 261

Writing the History of American Conservatism in the Era of Donald Trump
AHA Session 262

Black Migrations and the Luso-Hispanic World in the Postabolition Era
AHA Session 263

Podcasting History
AHA Session 264

Transatlantic Culture and Celebrity in the Interwar Period
AHA Session 265

The Native Pathways of Colonial Contacts: Kinship, Alliances, and Gender in the Early Modern Americas
AHA Session 266

Building Career Diversity into the Graduate Curriculum
AHA Session 267

Objects, Bodies, and Feelings: A Roundtable Discussion on Material Culture and the History of Emotions and Affects
AHA Session 268

Urban Vice: Sex, Regulation, and Public Morality in the Late 20th-Century City
AHA Session 269

Sugar Visionaries, Bitter Realities: Anticolonialists, Industrialists, and Abolitionists in 19th-Century Sugar Networks
AHA Session 270

Mapping the Space of History: Borders and Liminal Space in the Global System
AHA Session 271

History of Museum Collections, History through Museum Collections
AHA Session 272

Uncovering the Structures of Early Modern Societies: The Insights and Applicability of Japanese Social History
AHA Session 273

Maritime Voyages in the African Atlantic: Narratives of Return and Reunion from Cuba and Brazil
AHA Session 274

Anticolonial Internationalism in the 20th Century: The Politics of Colonial Comparison
AHA Session 275

The World War I Blockade of the Ottoman Empire and Syria as War Crime and Precedent
AHA Session 276

Late Breaking: Understanding the Conflict in Yemen Through History
AHA Session 276A

11:00 AM-12:30 PM


CANCELLED—Lightning Round, Part 3
AHA Session 277

Creating Graphic Histories: Workshop and Collaboratorium
AHA Session 278

Marketing the History Major
AHA Session 279

Industrial Police, Private Detectives, and Vigilantes: Labor Repression in Europe and in the United States, 1870–1914
AHA Session 280

The First Anti-vaxxers: Opposition to Smallpox Inoculation/Vaccination in the 18th and Early 19th Centuries
AHA Session 281

Imperial Economies of Trust: Suspicious States and Surreptitious Subjects, 1500–1918
AHA Session 282

Academic Freedom and the Historical Profession
AHA Session 283

Teaching Students How to Write History
AHA Session 284

Constitutional Crises, Human Rights, and the People's Will: American State Constitutions, 1796–1861
AHA Session 285

Politics in the Shadow of Transatlantic Slavery: Financialization, Fugitivity, Fetishes, and Freedom
AHA Session 286

Putting Digital Humanities in Historical Journals
AHA Session 287

Rethinking Blackface: New Interpretations of America's Most Infamous Racial Caricature
AHA Session 288

Policing and Criminalizing AIDS
AHA Session 289

Global Cities of the North and South: Transnational Connections and Urban Development in the Americas
AHA Session 290

Whose Country, Whose World Is This: Transnational Perspectives on White Supremacy, Democracy, and the 20th-Century American Right
AHA Session 291

The Humanities Without Walls Fellowship: A Career Diversity Laboratory for Humanities PhD Students
AHA Session 292

Decentering Early New York City’s History
AHA Session 293

Indigenous Collectives and the Generation and Regeneration of Native History in Colonial Latin America
AHA Session 294

The Global History of Military Rule: Soldiers and States in the 1970s and 1980s
AHA Session 295

Beyond the Black Atlantic: Histories of the Black Pacific
AHA Session 296

Early Modern Commerce and Finance across the Public/Private Divide
AHA Session 297

Beyond the Slave Trade: 19th-Century Migrations in the Western Sahel
AHA Session 298

Capitalism and Globalization in Latin American from Colonial to Modern Period
AHA Session 299

Writing History—A Lab Session
AHA Session 300

Late Breaking: Hong Kong’s Current Protests in Historical and Global Perspective
AHA Session 300A