Articles

"The Political Geography of International Advocacy: Indian and American Cold War Civil Society for Tibet "
by Lydia Walker

"Reading Private Photography: Pathos, Irony and Jewish Experience in the Face of Nazism"
by Ofer Ashkenazi

"The Well That Wept Blood: Ghostlore, Haunted Waterscapes, and the Politics of Quilombo Blackness in Amazonia (Brazil)"
by Oscar de la Torre

"The Geography of Nonviolence: The United Nations, the Highlander Folk School, and the Borders of the Civil Rights Movement"
by Nico Slate

"Atlantis Restored: Natural Knowledge and Political Economy in Early Modern Sweden"
by Carl Wennerlind

"Medicine and Health ‘in the Least Civilized Regions’: Indigenous Healers, Scientific Doctors, and International Interlopers in Twentieth-Century Guatemala and Ecuador"
by David Carey, Jr.

"Compassion as an Agent of Historical Change"
by Katie Barclay

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