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Early
Morning Sessions of the AHA Program Committee, Sessions 126–151
Sunday,
January 11, 2004
8:30–10:30
a.m.
126.Presidential
Session: The Constitution, the Supreme Court, and the New
Deal—Revolutionary
Transformation or Legal Adaptation?
127.Empire,
Environment, and Travel: Gender and Political Culture in the
United States,
1880–1920
128.“As . . .
Negroes awake to the need for a unity of action on vital economic
problems”: Redefining
the Struggle for African American Citizenship during the 1930s
and 1940s
129.A Bitter Ambiguity:
Restitution and Reconciliation in Post-Defeat Germany, Italy,
and Japan
130.Apocalyptic War
in Medieval Christendom and Islam
131.Between Exclusion
and Inclusion: Immigrant Medical Inspection in Argentina, the
United States,
and Israel
132.Building Bridges
in the Crossfire: Western Imperialism, Chinese Nationalism, and
Christian Evangelism in Early
Twentieth-Century China
133.Elites and Rebellion
in Early Modern Europe
134.Finding a Place
among Nations: World War I, Transnational Discourse, and Revisionist
Challenges to
World Order
135.International
Human Rights and American Perspectives on Race, Redemptive
Justice,
and Reparations, 1945–2001
136.Internationalism,
Institutions, and Identities: The Politics of Postwar Transition
137.Jewish-Christian
Germans (“Mischlinge”) and Jews
Married to Aryans in World War II and the
Holocaust
138.Nationalism, Ethnicity,
and Citizenship among Japanese Americans during the Sino-Japanese
War
and World War
II
139.NGOs and the Historical
Development of International Criminal Justice
140.Racial Conflict, Housing, and World
War II
141.Religion Confronts
Modernity: Comparing Resistance to State-Imposed Ideologies
142.Restriction
of Civil Liberties in Hot and Cold War America
143.Revisiting
Brandenburg’s “Mexican Proposition”:
Business, Tourism, and Security
in the 1940s
144.Soldiering
for the Private and Public Good: Workers’ Bodily
Defense, Sacrifice, and Maintenance,
1840 to 1980, United States and
Great Britain
145.The Impact of
War and Peace on Maritime Trade in the Early
Modern
World
146.The Quest for Peace
and Freedom: The Peace Movement, Civil Rights, and Race in the
Twentieth-Century United States
147.Understanding Labor
Issues: Class Perspectives in the U.S. History Survey
148.Violence
and Social Order in the Ottoman Empire, Sixteenth to Nineteenth
Centuries
149.War, Abolition,
Coffee, and the Courts: The Roots of Brazilian Style Capitalism
150.Women’s
and Religious Activism against the Vietnam War
151.French Pan-European
Encounters in the Nineteenth Century
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