Azat Bilalutdinov is a PhD candidate in History at Columbia University. His dissertation, “The Russian Empire Adrift: Nationality, Property, Commerce, and Sovereignty in the Revolutionary Black Sea, 1917–1923,” draws on research in more than 40 archives...
Rebecca Kobrin wrote an op-ed for The Washington Post: “Why the lessons of Kristallnacht must guide our debate over migrants in America...
Stephen Wertheim wrote for The Nation: “The War Against War: What can we learn from the 1928 Paris Peace...
Andrew Delbanco was interviewed on NPR: “How The Fugitive Slave Act Ignited A ‘Struggle For America’s...
Gerald Markowitz and David Rosner wrote an article on Monsanto, PCBs and the world wide ecological problem they pose. It is the first detailed historical look at the evolution of a massive environmental problem through the lens of internal corporate documents never...
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