Call for Papers for the 50th Annual Conference of the German Studies AssociationEmotion Studies Network: Affect and Emotions: Methods, Sources, ApproachesConference Information: Phoenix, AZ - Septembe...

African prisoners in German camps were studied by ethnographers, who recorded their voices. What they had to say is poignant and unexpected.

The Department of Culture and Language at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) invites applications for two postdoctoral positions (2 years, full-time), with the possibility of extension within th...

Five hundred years ago this week, the rebels of the German Peasants’ War, or Bauernkrieg, were defeated in a series of...

Mention the words “women” and “Algeria” and the remarkableness of their role in armed resistance during the War of Independence (1954-1962) will often come to mind. Accounts of women planting bombs an...

The Warwick History Hour · Episode

The AHA offers the Raymond J. Cunningham Prize annually for the best article published in a journal written by an undergraduate student.

Dos Santos recognized for work on memoir

The Nazis targeted Black people living in Germany, excluding them from society through forced sterilization and denial of citizenship. Activists and historians still strive for recognition of these in...

In a book based on extensive archives, US historian Terrence Peterson describes the ‘pacification’ carried out by the French army in Algeria in an attempt to erase the Indochinese disaster of Diên (…)

Working for Utopia: Women's Gendered Labor, Activism, and the Kindergarten during the Revolutionary 1840s

A wide-ranging history tracing the birth of biopolitics in Enlightenment thought and its aftermath. In Enlightenment Biopolitics, historian William Max Nelson pursues the ambitious task of tracing the...

Our April 9th livestream will feature a conversation and Q&A with Ruth N. Halls Distinguished Professor of Photography Osamu James Nakagawa.

by Disha Karnad Jani