Talk by Thaviola Glymph, President of the American Historical Association
History Undergraduate Research Conference
Faculty Publications
- Minayo Nasiali published “A Working Alias: African Seafarers and Fungible Identities across European Empires in the Twentieth Century” in the current issue of The International Journal of Maritime History.
- H. Glenn Penny and Philipp Schorch “Back to the Future of Humboldtian Museums,” Zeitschrift für Ethnologie 148, no. 2 (2023), 323-26.
- Robin Derby published an article in New West Indian Guide (Amsterdam) called “Stealing the Citadel: Icons of Nationhood and Memories of Theft in Haitian Narratives of Kout Kouto.”
- Katherine M. Marino co-authored an article with Jeremy Blasi, Aaron Greenberg, and Zoe Tucker, “Learning from LA: How Hospitality Workers Built Power and Changed Politics” which was published in New Labor Forum 33, no. 1 (2023).
- Vinay Lal participates in two interviews on the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, India: Italian Radio (4 February 2024) and French newspaper Les Echos (22 January 2024).
- Albion Urdank – “Biden’s Foreign Policy Instincts Are Plain to See” Wall Street Journal, February 21, 2024.
- Albion Urdank – “Imposing tariffs is the right response to China’s ‘green’ exports” Financial Times, February 6, 2024.
- Jared McBride (with co-author Per Rudling) published an op-ed in The Globe and Mail, “By opening up the archives, Canada can finally address its past with Nazi war criminals,” which appeared on International Holocaust Remembrance Day this past weekend. The op-ed argues that the time has long come for the Canadian government to open its archival holdings on alleged war criminals from the Second World War, especially in light of a recent controversial event involving the Canadian parliament. They make a comparison with the approach taken in the United States to similar such holdings.
- Albion Urdank – “Chinese Investors’ Faith in the State is Misplaced” Financial Times, December 15, 2023.
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