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Happening next Monday! Register here: bit.ly/SHAFR-Archives
CFA: Peace in the Age of Forever Wars 🕊️
We invite submissions for an interdisciplinary symposium on all aspects of peace. More informatoon can be found at challengingwar.com/spring-2025/
Check out the September issue of Diplomatic History! Featuring Elisabeth Leake's (@emleake.bsky.social) Bernath Lecture "The Decolonization Paradigm: Rethinking the US and the World" in which she argues for a "new paradigm for understanding modern international history"
doi.org/10.1093/dh/d...
Library of the Society of Friends, London 📚
Issue 49.3 is officially out online, and our subscribers should keep an eye out for the physical issue in the mail! academic.oup.com/dh/issue
Diplomatic History is now on Bluesky! Check out our April edition if you haven't already: academic.oup.com/dh/issue
I love Dorothy Cobble's "For the Many" and Patricia Romney's "We Were There"! There's also some great recent work on feminism and US imperialism like "Christian Imperial Feminism" by Gale Kenny and "The Feminist Pacific" by Rumi Yasutake :)
A forum on "U.S.-Mexican Relations and Catholic Activism" was officially published in the Winter 2025 issue of Diplomatic History.
academic.oup.com/dh/issue/49/1
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“The push to make Canada part of the U.S. reached a fever pitch following passage of the highly protectionist McKinley Tariff in 1890.”
For @time.com I discuss the last time the GOP tried to use tariffs to annex Canada.
*spoiler: it didn’t go well
time.com/7212675/tari...
Clearly this guy forgot about the part where the men hold hands in the sperm 😢
1967, "We are still not the 51st state!"
Go birds?
The National Security Archive, Canada Declassified, and the CIA Electronic Reading Room! And maybe FRUS?
Thank you!!!
I read Moby-Dick last year expecting to be bored out of my mind and I think it might now be one of my favourite books and I legitimately think about it alot!
Slightly different but Mati Diop's film "Dahomey" is great and I think could spark conversation with students! The edited collection "Museum Activism" by Janes and Sandell has some good essays as well 😀
We pulled an ad from the New York Times because they wouldn’t let us talk about Israel’s genocide in Gaza. Here’s some great coverage from @msainato.bsky.social at @theguardian.com: www.theguardian.com/media/2025/j...
2025 reading aspirations
The Institute for Research on Women Presents: Rejoinder A Call for Proposals "The Archival is Political" Guest Editor: Alexandra Southgate This issue of Rejoinder addresses the power and politics of the archive as an object of fascination for #feminist/#queer #scholars and #activists. Visit https://irw.rutgers.edu/about-rejoinder for more info!
CFP The deadline has been extended to January 5th! Please consider submitting to my collection on feminist/queer archival practice! 🗃️📜📚
it's amazing that it's 2023 and women's papers are still listed as "miscellany" in their husband's archives
Photo of an essay title page "We do not with to be defiant" Anti-Civil Defense Protests 1955-1962 alongside the pamphlet for the conference "Peace History Society 2023 Conference: Peace & Protest Past & Present"
I had a great time at the Peace History Society Conference this weekend! Thrilled to have presented my research on Dorothy Day and Judith Malina's anti-civil defense actions in the 50s and 60s!
rejoinder presents: A Call for Proposals The Archival is Political Guest Editor: Alexandra Southgate This issue of Rejoinder addresses the power and politcs of the archive as an object of fascination for feminist/queer scholars and activists. For more information, please see the full call. Deadline: December 15th
Re-sharing this because I now have a lovely graphic from IRW and they aren't on here yet! 🗃️
CFP: "The Archival is Political" a collection exploring the power and politics of feminist/queer archival practice. Deadline Dec. 15th. Please reach out with any questions!
irw.rutgers.edu/about-rejoin...
Thank you!
Zombie Studies might be of interest? Off the top of my head: Zombie Talk ed. by David Castillo et al or "Slaves, Cannibals, and Infected Hyper-Whites: The Race and Religion of Zombies" by Elizabeth McAlister. (Though not sure if they're all historians!)
Very important archival research happening at Swarthmore today 🗃️
I think this is the greatest book ever written?
I'm really partial to "Duress" by Ann Stoler!
Great suggestion, thank you! I will reach out to their folks 😊
CFP The Archival is Political We invite interdisciplinary submissions that address the “archival turn” in feminist and queer studies. Submissions may include essays, commentary, criticism, fiction, poetry, and artwork from any discipline. We particularly welcome work that connects archival practice to activism, whether this be archival collections focused on activist history or archival collection as a political project for historical redress. Other topics may include digital archives, fictional archives, archival silences and violence, archival management, and information sciences. Together these contributions will reflect the contradictions of, and aspirations for, feminist and queer archives. For manuscript preparation details, please see our website at: https://irw.rutgers.edu/about-rejoinder Please send completed written work (2,000-2,500 words max), jpegs of artwork, and short bios to irw@sas.rutgers.edu with “Rejoinder Submission” in the subject line by December 15, 2023.
CFP: What is the past, present, and future of feminist and queer archival practice?
I am thrilled to be editing "The Archival is Political" for @IRWRutgers -- deadline for submissions is December 15, 2023. Please be in touch with any questions!