• Liu Kwang-Ching (1921–2006)

  In Memoriam, Long Overdue

  Don C. Price | Jan 31, 2023

  This Long Overdue tribute honors historian Liu Kwang-Ching, who died on September 28, 2006.
• Looking Back

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  Mark Philip Bradley | Dec 27, 2022

  The latest AHR features the 1619 Project, W. E. B. Du Bois, transnational history, and the history of ideas.
• Hope and Despair

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  Edward Muir | Dec 14, 2022

  In his first column, president Edward Muir examines the place of hope in history.
• America's Nuclear Sponge

  Perspectives Daily

  Taylor Rose | Dec 12, 2022

  Preventing construction of a nuclear complex on the Nevada–Utah border brought together an unexpected coalition.

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