David Sabean has been awarded the Award for Scholarly Distinction by the American Historical Association. This award is given to a senior historian for lifetime achievement. List of 2020 Winners […]
Professor Tawny Paul has been awarded the Morris D. Forkosch Prize by the American Historical Association for her book The Poverty of Disaster: Debt and Insecurity in Eighteenth-Century Britain (Cambridge University Press, 2019) as […]
Graduate student Matthijs Tieleman’s article, “Lessons from the 18th Century Dutch Republic,” has been posted on the History News Network. Tieleman examines political pluralism in the Netherlands as a way […]
Ellen DuBois recently published an article in The New York Times about Eleanor Flexner, a pioneering feminist. You can read the article here: https://www.nytimes.com/2020/10/16/obituaries/eleanor-flexner-overlooked.html.
Brenda Stevenson will speak at the UCLA International Institute’s first webinar in the Black Lives Matter: Global Perspectives series. The webinar, entitled Contextualizing BLM in the History of Slavery and Segregation, will take […]
Amanda Martinez is a PhD Candidate who has recently done a couple of media interviews NBC interview: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/nbcblk/country-music-s-reckoning-black-women-forge-their-own-path-n1243570 NPR interview: https://www.npr.org/2020/08/21/904366868/the-mavericks-are-back-this-time-en-espanol
Geoffrey Symcox, professor of early modern Europen history, is running a conference with the Center for Medeival & Renaissance Studies (CMRS) on October 29-30 about the Sacri Monti of northern […]
Please mark your calendars for this upcoming CCIS/CSIM Event. This event may be recorded.Please note that all times listed are in Pacific Time.Registration link: https://ucla.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_sO6PYFq-Q5Sl-KM15VPe9QClick here to see the flyer.
Dr. Tawny Paul, Director of the Public History Initiative, was interviewed by LA Social Science about her new book The Poverty of Disaster. You can listen to Tawny share her research on debt and […]
The European cultural journal Eurozine recently published an article by Miloš Jovanović , “Luxury and progress in Belgrade: Comparing post-Ottoman and post-socialist urban development”A small excerpt:”Belgrade residents cannot afford the Savamala waterfront’s extortionate real-estate prices. Its […]
