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Habermas, R.
Career Diversity in Transnational Context
How It All Got to Berlin: German Museum Collections in the Age of Empire
Hadi, E.
Illustrated Trade Cards and the Cultural Norms of 19th-Century America
Hagel, J.
Teaching Methods
Hahn, H. H.
Disseminating Empire: Tourism and Imperial Ideology in Late Colonial East, Southeast, and South Asia
Haine, W. S.
Marijuana: From Banned Substance to Commodity: An Interdisciplinary Roundtable on Marijuana Legalization
Music and the Public Sphere: Streets, Cafes, Pubs to the Concert Stage and the Opera
Explorations in Transforming the Public Sphere: Café Culture in 20th-Century India and Pakistan
Hale, J.
Education and the Practice of Freedom: Legacies of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)
Hale, T.
Pot, Peace, and Peachtree: The Counterculture of Atlanta
Hall, J.
George C. Marshall Lecture in Military History
Living, Teaching, and Writing the American Military History of the 21st Century
Hall, J. W.
Native Nations Negotiating War and Peace in Early America
Haller, S. F.
The Changing History of Immigration in NYC: Digital Community Archivists
Halperin, P.
New Perspectives on Brazilian Democratization in the 1970s and 80s
Cinematic Interventions in the Political: Forging the Nation in Argentina
Halpern, S.
Strangely Displaced: Labeling European Refugees in China from Japanese Occupation to the Cold War
Halty, N.
Broader Horizons on Civil War Causation: New Contexts, Actors, and Stakes
Hamed-Troyansky, V.
Liberty, Legitimacy, and Forced Migrations across Empires: Refugees in the Ottoman, Russian, and Hapsburg Empires, 1848–1920
Hameeteman, E.
Alternate Currents: New Approaches to the Environmental History of Water
Hamer, D.
Colonization, Commerce, and Connections: A Roundtable Taking Stock of the “Dutch Turn” in Atlantic Historiography
Hamilton, V.
Bridging the "Two Cultures" in the Classroom: Using Historical Pedagogy to Enhance STEM Learning in Higher Education
Hamlin, F.
Miscast: African American Women, Radicalism, and the Production of Culture in the 20th-Century Black Freedom Movement
Hamm, R. F.
Female Killers in the 20th Century: Gender, Modernity, and Punishment in Comparative Perspective
Hammack, M.
Caribbean Peripheries, Smugglers, and the World They Made in the 17th to 19th Century
The Ibero-Americas and Scholarly Debates about Abolition: Methods, Questions, and Historiography
Handel, J.
The Speed of Finance: Historicizing the Time and Experience of Finance Capitalism
Hanley, A. G.
Infrastructures of Privilege in Imperial Brazil
Capitalism and Globalization in Latin American from Colonial to Modern Period
Hanna, D.
Art and Politics and the Spanish Civil War: Joan Miro and Josep Maria Sert
Hanson, N.
Dauntless She Stood: The Success and Power of Female Pirates
Hardesty, J. R.
Colonization, Commerce, and Connections: A Roundtable Taking Stock of the “Dutch Turn” in Atlantic Historiography
Hardgrove, A.
20th-Century Encounters between South Asia and the United States, Part 1
Harl, K.
Numismatics and Ancient History: New Approaches and Directions
Harlow, L. E.
Educating for Activism? Historians and Politics in the Contemporary United States
Reimagining Interracial Cooperation in Religious Communities after the Civil War
Harmer, T.
Democratic Socialism Reconsidered: Chile’s Popular Unity (UP) Experiment at 50
Haroon, S.
Recollections of the Classical Age of Islam and Empire
Chronologies and Frameworks of Change in Modern Islamic Traditions
Harpin, N.
Innovative Approaches to Engaging Our Community College History Students
Harris, C. V.
Academic Freedom and the Historical Profession
Harris, D.
The Humanities Without Walls Fellowship: A Career Diversity Laboratory for Humanities PhD Students
Harris, S.
World History for the 21st Century: Redesigning the College History Introductory Curriculum
Harris, S.
What Is Race? Historical and Theological Retrieval in American Christianity
Harrison, J.
Careers in Publishing for ABDs and PhDs
Hart, E. R.
Historians as Expert Witnesses: Consulting and Testifying
Hart, E. F. K.
Scale, the Global, and the City before 1850
Hart, J.
Introducing History: Syllabus Design with the Scholarship on Teaching and Learning
Haskins, V.
Roma
: Reflections on Histories of Domestic Service and Race in a 21st-Century Film
Hassan, M.
Recollections of the Classical Age of Islam and Empire
Hausmann, S.
Alternate Currents: New Approaches to the Environmental History of Water
Havrelock, R.
The Gender of Power
Havrylyshyn, A.
Perspectives on Enslaved Women, Freedom, and the Law in the Atlantic World
Hawkins, S.
Women, Religion, Privilege, and Godhood
Hayes, P. J.
Catholics and Protestants in the 19th-Century United States
Haykel, B.
Recollections of the Classical Age of Islam and Empire
Late Breaking: Understanding the Conflict in Yemen Through History
Haynes, D.
Making Sex and Society in Modern South Asia: New Directions
Haynes, D. E.
20th-Century Encounters between South Asia and the United States, Part 2
He, B.
Showcase Justice: Class Struggle and the Visual Economy of Violence in Revolutionary China, 1925–85
He, B.
Leadership and Localities: Chinese Transnational Radicalism and Revolution in the Republican Period
Heafner, T.
Lifelong Inquiry and Informed Civic Action: Preparing Students for College, Career, and Civic Life
Healy, G.
Imagining the Nation in Revolutionary and Postrevolutionary China
Healy, M.
Populism for Export: Uses, Theories, and Histories from Latin America to the World
Heaphy, L. A.
Teaching US History through Sports
Hébrard, J. M.
The Lettered City's Workshop: Print Politics in 19th-Century Latin America
Hein, B. P.
Making the Math Work: International Credit and Debt since the 19th Century
Helmholz, R.
Debates on Approaches to Parliamentary History in the ICHRPI since Its Foundation, 1936–2019
Helmrath, J.
The Medieval to the Early Modern: Origins of Contemporary Parliamentary Institutions
Helton, L.
From the Studio to the (Digital) Archive: Interpreting Constructions of Race, Gender, and Identity in Photographs and Photographic Collections
Hemmer, N. R.
Populism and the Limits of Liberalism in Recent American History
Podcasting History
Henderson, D.
Tolerating Totalitarianism: Why Did the Franco Dictatorship Survive?
Henold, M.
Catholics and Interfaith Conversations on Reproduction
Herbert, T.
Terminal Doesn’t Mean Dead: Finding a Job with a History MA
Building Career Diversity into the Graduate Curriculum
Herbst, M. T.
Situating the Environment in World History Courses
Hernandez Berrones, J.
Teaching and Teaching Materials Committee Meeting: All Roads Lead to
Roma
: Grappling with Film in Latin American History
Hernandez, C. III
Imperial Interventions in 19th- and 20th-Century Latin America
Hernandez, M.
Innovative Approaches to Engaging Our Community College History Students
Herr, A.
Holocaust and Law: The Legal Consciousness of Perpetrators
Herran Avila, L.
Forging a Catholic Nation amidst a Secular State: Catholic Mobilization and Contentious Politics in 20th-Century Mexico
Herrán Ávila, L.
Cold War Solidarities between Latin America and the World
Herrera, E.
SHE National Advisory Board Meeting
Herrera, R. A.
Living, Teaching, and Writing the American Military History of the 21st Century
Thinking about Failure and Rejection in the Historical Profession: Definitions, Trajectories, and Choices
Hershatter, G.
Methods from the Margins: Archives of Women and Gender Histories in 20th-Century “Japan”
Herzberg, D. L.
Capitalism and Addiction
Heslop, M.
What American Atlanticists Need to Know about the Pacific
Hester, T.
Late Breaking: The Trump Administration’s Public Charge Rule Change
Hetherington, P.
Revisiting Trafficking Narratives and Sexual Danger in 20th-Century Europe and the Americas
Hewitt, J.
Corporeal Investigations: Disciplining Bodies and Managing Difference at the Fin de Siècle
Hickerson, K. J.
Ideas and Methods for Teaching Global Indigenous Histories
Hicks, A. S.
Maritime Voyages in the African Atlantic: Narratives of Return and Reunion from Cuba and Brazil
Hicks, M.
Maritime Voyages in the African Atlantic: Narratives of Return and Reunion from Cuba and Brazil
Hidalgo, S.
Social Welfare within and beyond the State in Latin America
Higgins, C.
Roundtable: Between Humanitarianism and Closure: International Refugee Policies since the Late 1970s
Hill, K. K.
Roundtable: How Historians and Journalists Can Work Together
Hill, R.
A Sisterhood of Brothers
Hillaker, L. E.
Entangled History as Legal, International, and Cultural History: Reflections on Methodology
Hines, S.
Populism for Export: Uses, Theories, and Histories from Latin America to the World
Hines, S.
Andean Studies Committee Meeting: Cross-border Histories of Water in the Andes
Hinojosa, F.
The People’s Church! A 50th-Anniversary Roundtable on the Young Lord’s Occupation of the First Spanish Methodist Church in NYC
Hinton, A.
Finding Truth, Reconsidering Roles, and Pursing Justice: A Conversation with Genocide Scholars
Hirota, H.
In the Hands of the People: Negotiating US Immigration Policy from Below
Hirota, H.
Late Breaking: The Trump Administration’s Public Charge Rule Change
Hirsch, S.
Bolshevik Impacts on Latin American and Hispanic Anarchism in the Americas, 1917–30
Hisano, A.
BHC Luncheon: Not Business as Usual: New Horizons in Business History
Hitchcock, C.
Innovative Approaches for Fostering Student Engagement in Online History Classrooms
Ho, D.
AHR
Conversation: Museums and the Organization of Global Knowledge
Late Breaking: Hong Kong’s Current Protests in Historical and Global Perspective
Hobson, E. K.
A History of Authenticity
Policing and Criminalizing AIDS
Hoffman Jedruch, E.
The Medieval to the Early Modern: Origins of Contemporary Parliamentary Institutions
Hoffnung-Garskof, J. E.
The Lettered City's Workshop: Print Politics in 19th-Century Latin America
Hofmann, R.
The Right and the Making of Postwar Political Culture
Hogan, W.
Education and the Practice of Freedom: Legacies of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)
Hoganson, K. L.
SHAFR Luncheon Featuring Stuart L. Bernath Memorial Lecture by Dr. Kelly J. Shannon
SHAFR Council Meeting
Hohl, E.
What History Loses When Contingent Labor Becomes the Norm
Holbrook, C.
Roundtable: An International Consortium of History and Policy Programs
Holc, J. P.
Is There a History of Poland beyond the Holocaust?
Hollis, S.
Commemorating the Stonewall Uprising: Transnational and National Retrospectives on Movements and Monuments
Holloway, J. S.
Touchstone Texts: The Historical Works We're Reaching for Today, Part 2
Holloway, P.
Queering Suffrage: Toward an Intersectional History of Women’s Suffrage
Holman, M. K.
Catholicism between Nationalism and Ultramontanism: Changing Conceptions of the Papacy, the State, and the Role of the Laity
Holmes, E.
Historical Memory and Nostalgia in the Early Republic
Holscher, K.
Relationship and Accountability in Catholic Studies
ACHA Presidential Roundtable in Honor of Jim Fisher: Port of Spiritual Authority: NYC and North Jersey as the Catholic Metropolis
ACHA Executive Council Meeting
Hon, T. K.
Mapping the Space of History: Borders and Liminal Space in the Global System
Hooper, T.
Queering the Global City in Canada, Mexico, and the United States
Horan, C.
Risk and Insurance in Comparative Histories
Horne, G.
Beyond the Black Atlantic: Histories of the Black Pacific
Hosek, J.
Revolutionary Positions: Global Legacies of Gender and Sexuality in the Cuban Revolution, a Companion Panel to
Radical History Review
Issue 136
Hosseini, F.
Surviving and Thriving: Inclusive, Meaningful Mentorship for Women across the Profession
CANCELLED A Roundtable on Diverse Careers inside the Academy
Houssaye Michienzi, I.
Multiculturalism, Polyglossia, and Ethnic Diversity: Conflict, Accommodation, and Synthesis in the Premodern Mediterranean
Howard, C.
The Politics of Guns in the Late 20th-Century United States
Howard, J.
Family Development in French Louisiana’s Lower Borderlands, 1700–66
Howell, J.
Mountains as Sites of History in the Ottoman Empire
Hsu, F.
Discourses of Reform and Remaking: Progressive Education and US Hegemony in the Pacific, 1887–1960
Hu, F. Y.
Belonging within the Japanese Empire: Identity Construction in Greater China across the 20th Century
Hua, R.
Belonging within the Japanese Empire: Identity Construction in Greater China across the 20th Century
Huang, J.
Remapping the Political and Cultural Landscape of (Early) Modern Asia
Huang, Y.
Imagining the Nation in Revolutionary and Postrevolutionary China
Huezo, S.
Remembering Revolutionaries, Civilians, and Former Servicemen in Late 20th-Century Latin America
Huf, B.
Capitalism, Knowledge, and Discourse in Australian History
Hughes, R. L.
Introducing History: Syllabus Design with the Scholarship on Teaching and Learning
Hulsether, L.
The Ties That Bind: Religion, Capitalism, and Identity in the Modern United States
Hum, T.
Historically Informed Present-Day Activism in the City
Huner, M.
Chile-Rio de la Plata Studies Committee Meeting: Making Connections in the Chile-Rio de la Plata Region: History from the Colonial Era to the 21st Century
Huneycutt, L. L.
Ruling Women and the Formation of the Modern State in the High Middle Ages: England, Portugal, and the Latin East
Hunt, J. M.
Life in the City: Food, Sex, and Play in Early Modern Italy
Hunt Watkinson, M. G.
Weaponized Words: The Power of Racist Rhetoric in American History
Hurgobin, Y.
Forging Citizenship after Empire: Reflections from Asia and the Middle East in the 20th Century
Hurt, R. D.
Interwar Rural and Agricultural Industry: Origins, Obsolescence, Lessons Learned (or Ignored)
Husain, F.
Alternate Currents: New Approaches to the Environmental History of Water
Hutchison, E. Q.
New Perspectives on Brazilian Democratization in the 1970s and 80s
Where Did Gender and Sexuality Go? Conversations on Latin American History
Hutter, R.
Migration, Identity, and Cultural Transfer in East-Central Europe
Huyssen, D.
What, Where, and When Is Financial Capitalism? Some Historical Reflections
Hyde, E.
The American Enlightenment in William Livingston's Library
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