Adding voices to papers…Medical History‘s second podcast is now available online Medical History’s 2nd podcast is an engaging interview with Mark Jackson in which he discusses his paper ‘“Divine Stramonium”: The Rise and Fall of Smoking for Asthma‘.…
The Itinerario editorial board is pleased to present a stimulating interview with Prof. David Armitage, Chair of the Department of History at Harvard University, in the latest issue of the journal.…
An anniversary is a good time to pause and take stock. The British Journal for the History of Science has been publishing papers for fifty years, and its proud parent, the British Society for the History of Science (BSHS), the national learned society for the specialty, has been leading reflections as well as celebrations.…
As the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded to the EU for six decades of work in advancing peace in Europe, Contemporary European History’s editor Holger Nehring revisits the journal’s special issue on‘ A Peaceful Europe?…
How has oil shaped American Culture? How do we explain the dominance of oil capitalism in American society? How has oil impacted on media, film, propaganda and art in the past 150 years?…
Scholars, politicians and others are fascinated by the real and potential power that the European Union has over member states. Some believe such power should be expanded while many others argue that the EU should be dismantled altogether.…
The 2012 American Political Science Association (APSA) Meeting & Exhibition, set to begin August 30, 2012 in New Orleans, was canceled as Hurricane Isaac made landfall in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama.…
Edwina Palmer is the winner of the 6th Inoue Yasushi Award for Outstanding Research in Japanese Literature in Australia and New Zealand.…
In the latest issue of Africa Carola Lentz (University of Mainz) introduces the work of Kumbonoh Gandah, an intellectual and historian from Northern Ghana. …
Adding voices to papers…introducing Medical History’s first podcast. Sanjoy Bhattacharya, the editor of Medical History, has invited some of his highly-respected colleagues to record short interviews discussing papers they have previously published in the journal. …
Some of the most important decisions that a journals publisher has to make involve selecting a new editorial team. This process can take many months, and can require careful analysis of both objective and subjective factors.…
Born-digital multimedia publishing can offer amazing opportunities, it can however also seem a little daunting.The recently launched Urban History Multimedia website and blog aims to address this.…
“Study the past if you would divine the future.” Advised Confucious Stefano Battilossi, the Editor of Financial History Review, actively encourages the same position in his editorial initiative ‘”The Past Mirror: surveys, notes and debates”.…
‘Hunchbacks smothered in mustard and served on a silver platter’ and ‘the mangling of a Fisherman’s face with a live Lobster’.…
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