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Tooze in Axios
Short excerpts from Adam Tooze’s book Crashed were published in Axios: “How the financial crisis eroded public trust.”
Gluck on Meiji at 150
Carol Gluck was interviewed on episode 81 of the University of British Columbia’s Meiji at 150 Podcast.
Rosner on PBS
David Rosner discussed the lead epidemic in Flint on PBS’s “The Open Mind.”
Basualdo in NYT
Victoria Basualdo, PhD 2010, served as an expert witness in a case against Ford Motors. She was quoted in The New York Times about the case: “Argentina Convicts Ex-Ford Executives for Abuses During Dictatorship.”
Rosner on Columbia News
David Rosner’s ToxicDocs project was featured on Columbia News: “ToxicDocs Levels the Playing Field for Efforts to Prevent Toxic Exposures.”
Tooze in NY Times
Adam Tooze wrote for The New York Times: “How Does the E.U. Think This Is Going to End?”
Nguyen at National Liberty Museum
Lien-Hang T. Nguyen will deliver a talk at 6:30pm today about the Vietnam War at the National Liberty Museum in Philadelphia. For more information and to register, please visit this link.
Adam Tooze. Crashed: How a Decade of Financial Crises Changed the World. 2018: Penguin Random House.
Paul Chamberlin. The Cold War’s Killing Fields. 2018: HarperCollins.
Mark Mazower. What You Did Not Tell: A Russian Past and the Journey Home. 2017: Other Press.
Pablo Piccato. A History of Infamy: Crime, Truth, and Justice in Mexico. 2017: University of California Press.
Eric Foner. Battles for Freedom: The Use and Abuse of American History. 2017: I.B. Tauris.
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Short excerpts from Adam Tooze’s book Crashed were published in Axios: “How the financial crisis eroded public trust.”
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Carol Gluck was interviewed on episode 81 of the University of British Columbia’s Meiji at 150 Podcast.
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David Rosner discussed the lead epidemic in Flint on PBS’ The Open Mind
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Adam Tooze wrote for The New York Times: “How Does the E.U. Think This Is Going to End?” @adam_tooze @nytimes https://t.co/JFEr2c8tEm
David Rosner discusses the lead epidemic in Flint and beyond.
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Adam Tooze wrote for The New York Times: “How Does the E.U. Think This Is Going to End?”
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In #Meijiat150 Podcast 🎧 Episode 81, Dr. Carol Gluck (@CUHistoryDept) reconsiders recent scholarly treatments of a "simple" Meiji Restoration by prominent historians in Japan, and questions whether or not "Meiji has lost its mojo" in Japan today. https://t.co/9NGH9RdmVG
2Argentina Convicts Ex-Ford Executives for Abuses During Dictatorship
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Two former executives of Ford Motor were convicted of helping the country’s military dictators kidnap and torture 24 workers during the 1970s.ToxicDocs Levels the Playing Field for Efforts to Prevent Toxic Exposures
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A searchable, free database developed by Columbia University and CUNY provides insight into companies that made and sold toxic products.Vietnam’s War: Unearthing the Perspective from Hanoi - FPRI Events
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Having been among the first historians granted access to the previously closed Vietnam Archives, Lien-Hang Nguyen has changed the way historians view the