Ellen DuBois Published an Op-Ed in Los Angeles Times
Ellen DuBois published an op-ed in the Los Angeles Times on August 18, 2020, the 100th anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment. She notes that a diverse group of activist women […]
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Amanda Martinez
Amanda Martinez (PhD Candidate, Spring 2021) has published these items: Peer-reviewed article “Redneck Chic: Race and the Country Music Industry in the 1970s,” was recently released in the Journal of […]
Margaret Jacob Discusses Her Book “The Secular Enlightenment”
Margaret Jacob recently discussed her newest book The Secular Enlightenment on a podcast. You can listen to the podcast here.She also gave an interview for her book on the New […]
Teo Ruiz’s Video Essay Featured in UCLA Newsroom
Teo Ruiz was featured in UCLA Newsroom in an inspiring video essay that asserts that “beauty saves,” and asks how we each can add beauty to the world:https://newsroom.ucla.edu/stories/amid-uncertainty-and-adversity-we-can-find-strength-in-beauty
Bill Katin’s Book to be Published this Fall
Bill Katin’s book, Hostile Takeovers of Large Jewish Companies, 1933–1935: Reassessing Aryanization of Jewish Owned Firms was published in Fall 2020 by Lexington Books, a division of Rowman and Littlefield. Opportunism combined […]
Sean Messarra Published in History of European Ideas
Sean Messarra has just published a major article on early modern political thought entitled ‘Representation and Scholastic Political Thought’ in the History of European Ideas (2020). His is the fourth journal article […]
Max Modiano Daniel Published in Judaica Librarianship
Max Modiano Daniel’s essay entitled “The UCLA Sephardic Archive Initiative: Finding the Keys to an Untold History” was published in Judaica Librarianship. You can read more about the essay here.
Lisl Schoepflin Awarded a Getty Pre-doctoral Residential Fellowship
Lisl Schoepflin was awarded a Getty Research Institute Pre-doctoral Residential Fellowship for the 2020/21 year. You can read more about the award here.
Brenda Stevenson Discusses Recent Events and the L.A. Riots
Professor Brenda Stevenson recently discussed the following events:The L.A. Riots‘Woefully uninformed’: Kanye West slammed for saying Harriet Tubman ‘never actually freed the slaves’Camera that Captured Rodney King Beating in Lake […]
Edward Alpers Discussed His Book on the New Books Network
Edward Alpers recently discussed his book The Indian Ocean in World History on the New Books Network. You can read about his book and listen to the podcast here: https://newbooksnetwork.com/edward-alpers-the-indian-ocean-in-world-history-oxford-up-2014/.
