• Research-Led Digitization

  Features

  Ellen Feingold and Leigh Gardner | Oct 6, 2020

  "Money and Exchange in West Africa" used a research-led digitization process to expand access to both museum objects and academic research.
• Are You Better Off than You Were Four Years Ago?

  Features

  Margaret O’Mara | Sep 10, 2020

  How we define and discuss "the economy" reveals political priorities and imperatives of historical moments, including our own.
• AHA Member Spotlight: Siegfried H. Sutterlin

  Perspectives Daily

  Matthew Keough | Jul 30, 2020

  Siegfried H. Sutterlin is a former senior Fulbright scholar in Europe and retired historian, having been professionally associated with seven...
• Simeon J. Crowther (1943–2019)

  In Memoriam

  William Weber | Apr 16, 2020

  Simeon J. Crowther, a leader in the effort to expand the role of teaching in the activities of the AHA,...

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• AHA Member Spotlight: Gladys McCormick

  Matthew Keough | Sep 13, 2019

  Gladys McCormick is an associate professor in history and the Jay and Debe Moskowitz Endowed Chair in Mexico-US Relations at...
• Rewarding Risk

  Kathleen Day | Apr 3, 2019

  Deposit insurance was meant to stop bank runs. But by generating unwarranted confidence in the banking system, it creates danger.
• Antonio Calabria (1941–2018)

  John Jeffries Martin | Jan 11, 2019

  Professor Antonio Calabria died at his home in San Antonio, Texas, in early October 2018.
• Misdirected Rage

  Matthew Bowser | Aug 9, 2018

  Economic stress and political upheaval have been historically responsible for Islamophobia in Myanmar.
• Rules of Trade

  Dane Kennedy | Jul 20, 2018

  President Trump calls international trade rules “unfair” to the United States. Do historians agree?

 

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