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  Elizabeth Elliott | Dec 1, 2017

  Nick Johnson calls himself a “hempiricist”—the Colorado State University MA and senior associate editor of Colorado Encyclopedia writes prolifically f...
• “Dogs Were Our Defenders!”

  AHA Today

  Bernard C. Moore | Jun 16, 2017

  An early 20th-century tax on owning dogs played a crucial role in shaping agriculture & labor relations during colonialism in Namibia, argues Bernard Moore.
• Killing for Sheep

  AHA Today

  Bernard C. Moore | Jun 9, 2017

  Over the course of my research into sheep farming in Namibia during the colonial and apartheid periods (emphasis on 1915–82),...
• Getting Warmer

  Sadie Bergen | Feb 1, 2017

  On January 18, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and NASA confirmed 2016 as the hottest year on record. Just two days later, Donald ...

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• AHA Member Spotlight: Yovanna Pineda

  Matthew Keough | Nov 8, 2016

  Yovanna Pineda is an associate professor at the University of Central Florida. She lives in Orlando, Florida, and has been...
• The “Animal Turn” in History

  Dan Vandersommers | Nov 3, 2016

  By Dan VandersommersOver the past few years, the humanities have been confronting a paradigm shift.After the cultural and linguistic turns of...
• Putting Zika in Historical Context

  Dane Kennedy | Sep 20, 2016

  The Zika virus has recently announced its unwelcome arrival in the continental United States. In addition to over 2,500 individuals...
• Teaching with ORBIS

  John Rosinbum | Sep 19, 2016

  John Rosinbum on how he uses ORBIS, a program that allows users to interact with maps of Ancient Rome, in...
• The Privatization of Animal Life and the Future of Circus Elephants in America

  Susan Nance | May 31, 2016

  By Susan NanceRingling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus has just retired elephants from its traveling shows, two years ahead...

 

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