2003 Annual Meeting Program
Saturday, January 4, 9:30–11:30 a.m.
Morning Sessions of the AHA Program Committee
59. Presidential Session: The Future of Feminist History
60. Scholarly Communication on the Internet: Reviewing History Web Sites
61. Increasing the Presence of Minority Graduate Students in the Profession
62. Preparing for the Job Market: A Nuts-and-Bolts Workshop
66. Italian Renaissance Humanism and the Middle Ages
67. Labor, State, and Politics in the Progressive-Era United States
68. Slave Law and Society on the Eve of Emancipation
69. Commerce and Conflict: Racial Violence in the Urban South
70. Big Shoulders, Big History: Public History Projects in and about Chicago
71. Roundtable: The United States as a Country of Asylum, 1910–45
72. Imperial Players and Colonial Men: Identity, Gender, and Modernity in Princely India
73. History on Tape: The 1960s Era and the Kennedy, Johnson, and Nixon Tapes
74. Imperial Disintegration and Nation Building: The Case of the Ottoman Empire
75. Civic Lessons: Social Identities and the Making of the Public Sphere, 1890–1925
76. Crackdowns and Scandals: Policing Bodies and Culture
77. The Dilemma of the Elite: Race, Politics, and Anti-Communism in Postwar America
80. Teaching a Global Perspective: Preparing Undergraduates to Teach World History
81. Strength at the Margins: Boundary-Crossers in the Early Modern World
82. Protestantism and Consumption as Secularizing Influences in Twentieth-Century Mexico and Germany
83. Crossing the Front Lines: British, French, and Belgian Women and the Memory of the Great War
84. Irish Quaker Women: New Perspectives
85. Beyond Berlin: The Politics of Culture in Modern Germany
86. Citizenship, Law, and Nation: Inclusion and Exclusion during Brazil's Estado Novo
87. Death, Dismemberment, and Political Memory in Latin America
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