June 2023 cover of the American Historical Review featuring two buttons against a teal background. One button is black, and in white text says "A woman's right to control her life" and in all caps red text says "Repeal all abortion laws." The other button is light brown with a red outline of the state of Texas and says in red text "Abortion is a personal decision."

Current Issue: Vol. 128, No. 2

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"Oysterman and Refugee: Hong Kong and China Between the Tides, 1949–1997"
by Denise Y. Ho

"CEPAL, the “International Monetary Fund of the Left”? The Tale of Two Global Institutions"
by Margarita Fajardo

"How Averages Became Normal"
by John E. Crowley

"“Improper and Almost Rebellious Conduct”: Enslaved People’s Legal Politics and Abolition in the British Empire"
by Max Mishler

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