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Special Issue: Histories of Resilience
December 2024
Vol 129 | Issue 4
Check out the AHR special issue on histories of resilience. Contributions explore how resilience has been expressed historically in various cultural contexts and how communities have fostered resilience while negotiating conditions provoked by chronic adversity, catastrophes, and structural economic and racial inequalities. Members can access the issue online through the link under AHA Publications on MYAHA.
Recently Published
"Resilience in Environmental History Discourse: Past, Present, and Future?"
By Lee Mordechai and John Haldon
"Lines of Fate: Fengshui Forests and the Moral Ecology of Resilience in Subtropical Southern China"
By Ian M Miller and Chris Coggins
"Between the Emergency and the Everyday: The Problems of Time, Memory, and Resilience in the Tsunami Memorial Halls of Miyagi Prefecture"
By Alex Jania
"Ecologies of Resilience: The Many Colonizations of Rapa Nui (Easter Island), c. 1200–present"
By Gregory T Cushman, Trisha Jackson, Johannes J Feddema
"History on the Lost Coast: Locating Wiyot Stories of Resilience in Nancy and Matilda Spear"
By Kathleen C Whiteley
"Recognition as Resilience: How an Unrecognized Indigenous Nation is Using Visibility as a Pathway Toward Restorative Justice"
By Megan Renoir and Shelly Covert
"State-led Development and Migrants’ Resilience in the City of the Forest: c. 1910s–1930s"
By Thaís R S de Sant’Ana
"Kenyan Nubians and the Myth of Nubian Resilience"
By Tammy Wilks
"The Lancashire Plague Petitions: Life after the Plague in Early Modern England"
By Rachel Anderson
"Love, Joy, and Hope: Kipp Dawson and Social Movement Resiliency since the 1950s"
By Jessie B Ramey and Amelia Golcheski
"Exploring Submerged Resilience: The Atlas of Drowned Towns"
By Bob H Reinhardt
"Setting History in Motion: Social Movements and Popular Art in Urban Brazil, 1970s–1990s"
By Daniel McDonald
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