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Statement on the History of Racist Violence in the United States
Changing Hearts and Minds Won't Stop Police Violence
Matt Delmont writes in the Washington Post: "The way Americans have long discussed racism is a huge part of the problem." Read the full
EPIDEMICS IN HISTORY
Several faculty from the History Department participate in a course on epidemics.
Jordan McDonald '21 Named Beinecke Scholar
McDonald says, "It's an honor that represents a lot of possibility."
MATT DELMONT RECEIVES THE GARFINKEL PRIZE IN DIGITAL HUMANITIES
The American Studies Association awards Delmont the Garfinkel Prize for his latest book entitled
ALL PRISONERS ARE POLITICAL PRISONERS
Prof. Golnar Nikpour on the open letter written by relatives of several of Iran's prisoners of conscience
"Making and Unmaking Mass Incarceration"
History faculty, students, and post-doctoral fellows traveled to Oxford, Mississippi, over Winter Break
What Do We Miss When We Call Them "Culture Wars"?
Bethany Moreton responding to a post in December 2019 on the Berkeley Forum which offers online
the right's "Judeo-Christian" Fixation
"How a term that sounds inclusive is used to promote exclusion," writes Udi Greenberg in
Recent Publications
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A CULTURAL HISTORY OF PEACE, ed. Ronald Edsforth (6 vols.)
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FINANCIAL STABILIZATION IN MEIJI JAPAN: the Impact of the Matsukata Reform
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"Catholics, Protestants, and the Violent Birth of European Religious Pluralism"
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