Current Issue
March 2026
Vol 131 | Issue 1
The March 2026 issue of the American Historical Review features articles on indigenous resistance, child removal, the intertwining of history writing and politics, and the genealogy of nakba. The History Lab includes a forum on the global history of abortion, and the introduction of a new #AHRSyllabus project, Authoritarianism 101: A Global History.
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Recently Published
Introducing Authoritarianism 101: A Global History
By Mark Philip Bradley and Laura McEaney
Nakba: Catastrophic Ideation and the Meanings of Disaster (1895–1948)
By Adrien Zakar
Sectarian Conflicts, Ideological Biases, and Professional Standards: History Writing and Politics in Seventeenth-Century Catholic Europe
By Stefania Tutino
Domesticity in Precarity: Child Removal in Colonial India
By Jessica Hinchy
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