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Ivan Berend awarded honorary member of AMIS de la FMSH
Association des Amis de la Fondation Maison des Scences de Homme, in Paris
William Marotti Excerpted in February Artforum International
Creative Destruction - William Marotti on the Art of Akasegawa Genpei and Hi-Red Center
Ivan Berend discusses new book
An Economic History of 19th Century Europe: Diversity and Industrialization
Prof. Brown Discusses Late Funk Master on NPR
A look back at the life of Leroy "Sugarfoot" Bonner
Recent Ph.D. Wins Prestigious Lewis Hanke Prize in Latin American History
Zeb Tortorici, Ph.D., Department of History, UCLA, 2010
Prof. Berend Analzyes Euro Crisis
Q&A in UCLA Today
Winifred Chang Wins Department's Best Dissertation Prize
"Marshalling Culture: Strategies of Japanese Mobilization in Taiwan, 1920-1945,"
New History of the Book Post-Doc at UCLA
The UCLA Center for 17th- and 18th-Century Studies announces two two-year visiting positions in History of the Material Text, to be housed in the Departments of History and English.
Geoffrey Symcox Publishes New Book
Geoffrey Symcox has just released his new translation of Giovanni Botero’s “On the Causes of the Greatness and Magnificence of Cities.” Professor Symcox will present his work in the Herbert Morris Seminar Room 306 (Royce) on Wednesday, January 16, 2013.
Two New Publications from Ivan Berend
Distinguished Professor Ivan Berend has published two new books. The first one is titled Europe in Crisis: Bolt from the Blue and the second is titled An Economic History of 19th Century Europe: Diversity and Industrialization.
New Book by Late UCLA Ph.D. Naamah Akavia
New Book by Late UCLA Ph.D. Naamah Akavia, Subjectivity in Motion Life, Art, and Movement in the Work of Hermann Rorschach and upcoming symposium at Tel Aviv University on December 24, 2012.
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Celebration of Alexander Saxton’s life and work
On Friday, November 16th over sixty faculty members, ex-students, friends, and family gathered to celebrate the life and work of Distinguished emeritus Professor Alexander Saxton who passed away in Lone Pine, California on August 20 at the age of 94. Several speakers gave moving tributes to his memory.