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“What Changed” in Social Studies Education
Perspectives Daily
Samantha Stearns | Jul 30, 2019
Experienced college professors often say that undergraduates' skills and knowledge base have declined over the years. Is that true?
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2019 AHA Election Results
AHA Activities
Compiled by Liz Townsend | Jul 22, 2019
The AHA is pleased to announce results of the 2019 balloting for officers and committee members.
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The World-Class Photography of Ebony and Jet Is Priceless History. It’s Still Up for Sale.
Perspectives Daily
Allison Miller | Jul 9, 2019
Historians are concerned about what might happen to the legendary photo archive of the Johnson Publishing Company when it goes up for auction.
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Archives and the Road to Accessibility: Sometimes Archives Accommodate Invisible Disabilities—but Not Always
Perspectives Daily
Angela Gallagher | Jul 15, 2019
Much historical research requires visits to archives. An inclusive discipline will seek to expand accommodation of disabilities, for everyone's benefit.
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Grant of the Week: Mellon/ACLS Scholars & Society Fellowships
Karen Lou | Aug 21, 2019
The ACLS is now accepting applications for its Mellon/ACLS Scholars & Society Fellowships for the 2020-2021 academic year.
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AHA Member Spotlight: Courtney A. Short
Matthew Keough | Aug 16, 2019
Courtney A. Short is the speechwriter for the Commanding General of United States Army Forces Command. She lives in Wade, North Carolina, and has been a member since 2008.
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The “Lessons” of Britain’s Counterinsurgency in Malaya
Wen-Qing Ngoei | Jul 2, 2019
If US policymakers and military strategists don't learn from history, it hasn't been for a lack of trying.
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The Politics of Space Junk
Lisa Ruth Rand | Jun 17, 2019
It may be floating in space, but the debris in Earth's orbit affects international relations on the ground.
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Democracy and Misinformation
Jennifer M. Miller | Jun 10, 2019
Is democracy a "state of mind," easily influenced by misinformation, or a result of representative institutions or political rights?