Sue Peabody’s article, “French Emancipations in Comparative Context” has been published in the volume, Abolitions as a Global Experience, edited by Hideaki Suzuki, (Singapore: NUS Press, 2015)
Mark your calendars NOW to register for the 2016 Global Case Competition. Registration opens on February 1st. Find out more information at University of Washington Press.
Professor Kawamura just published this book, Emperor Hirohito and the Pacific War. Information on the book can be found at University of Washington Press.
Professor Sue Peabody will deliver an invited paper, “S’affranchir ou s’enraciner : le droit de la migration depuis les colonies françaises vers la métropole à l’époque de l’esclavage [Emancipation or Integration?: Migration Rights from the French Colonies towards Mainland France in the Age of Slavery]” for an international interdisciplinary colloquium, “Archeology of Migrations,” sponsored by […]
Karen Phoenix will be presenting a paper “Recreation as Re-Creation: The US Young Women’s Christian Association, the Manila YWCA, and Physical Fitness/Recreation as Education,” at the History of Education Society annual meeting in St. Louis this weekend.
Professor Hatter has been invited to deliver the inaugural Stanley Pargellis Lecture in Early American History at the University of Nevada on November 5. He will speak about “The Colonial History of the Early Republic”