Volume 13, May 2010
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In this Volume:
- The U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Extermination of the Southern Black Farmer, by Alec Luhn
- The Secret War in Laos: A Revolutionary Way of War, by Kazu Matsushima
- The Spectacle of Rebellion: British Minor Theatres and the Pre-Revolution in France, by Amanda Detry
- Citing Thanatology: An Ethical Response to the Medical Data of Nazi Doctors, by Brett Bernsteen
- How Night Baseball Brightened America during the Great Depression, by Ryan Panzer
- Waging a Propaganda War Against Iran: The American Effort to Oust Mohammad Mosaddeq, by Arthur Zarate
Volume 12, May 2009
In this Volume:
- The Crusading Cleric: An Examination of Fulcher of Chartres’ Chronicle of the First Crusade, by Andrew O’Connor
- The Character of the South Vietnamese Village and the Vietnam War, by Kaitlyn Wortman
- From Artifact to Art: The Commodification of African Art in African Art in Transit, by Daniel Rebbolz
- World War II Voluntary Censorship: A Study of Local Wisconsin Newspapers, by Sarah Reis
- Grape Expectations: The Grape Boycott and Southern Wisconsin, by Liv Augusta Anderson
- The Barthian Attack on the Ne0-Rankean Paradigm, by Andrew Huenink
Volume 11, May 2008
In this Volume:
- Betrayal Within the Sons of Liberty: Dr. Benjamin Church, 1734-1776, by Matthew Costello
- Myths of Power: The Politics of Punishment in the Roman Arena, by Taylor Anvid
- The Evolution of a Heroine: The English Remaking of Charlotte Corday in News, Print and Literature, by Katherine Kaliszewski
- Beyond Bretton Woods: Political Economy and American Diplomacy under Richard Nixon, by Justin King
- Urban Renewal in Madison, Wisconsin: The Uprooting and Disenchantment of the Poor from 1950 to 1979, by Theodora Narus
Volume 10, May 2007
In this Volume:
- The Rise of ‘Soviet’ Cinema, by Trevor C. Leverson
- Defining ‘the Camp of Light and the Camp of Darkness’: Early Christian Attitudes Toward War, by Claire Allen
- Picnic Point: An Environmental History, Aaron Groth
- Lessons from the Secret War: Guerrillas, Bombs, and the CIA, by Rengyee Lee
- The Economic Function of the ‘Holy Man’ in Byzantium 300 – 600 CE, by Trevor C. Leverson
- Our Charles R.: Progressivist, Procorporationist, Conservationist: Charles R. Van Hise and “Problem of the Trusts” in the 1912 Election, by Tommy Greenfield
Volume 9, May 2006
In this Volume:
- The Milwaukee Marcher: The Controversy of Father James Groppi, by Tom S. Sanders
- Working Against Tradition: US/CIA Intervention in Chile, by Jacob E. Sunshine
- “We are Soldiers”: War and Metaphor in Medieval Monastic Literature, by Claire Allen
- Pier Pressure, by Joel Feingold
- The Treblinka Revolt, by Marc Zemel
- Sino-American Rapprochement and the Development of Tourism in China from 1970 to 1985, by Steren Von Horn
Volume 8, May 2005
In this Volume:
- The Failure of Small Breweries after World War II: Wisconsin Case Studies, by David Gerasimow
- Confronting Agrarian Crisis: Historical Food Insecurity, the Indian State, and the Green Revolution, by Joseph A. Arena
- Shestydesiatnyky: The Generation of the Sixties, by Shauna Fitzmahan
- The Sea Lamprey Invasion and the Decline of Lake Trout in Lake Michigan, by John A. Marino Jr.
- Violations of Freedom of the Press in Cuba: 1952-1969, by Kelsey Vidaillet
Volume 7, May 2004
In this Volume:
- Charting Their Destiny: Wisconsin Dairymen and Agrarian Protest During the Great Depression, by Adam A. Cooke
- Hayburn’s Case and the Constitution: Anticipations of Coordinate Branch Judicial Review, by Daniel T. Deacon
- Twin Oaks Community: Women’s Liberation, Generational Divide, and the Evolution of Women’s Culture, by Erin Passehl
- The Tragic Components of Chinese Communism as Analyzed through Max Weber’s “Politics as Vocation,” by Brian Kaufman
- Sir Thomas More, Christian Humanism and Utopia, by Julia R. Nelson
Volume 6, May 2003
In this Volume:
- In the Eye of the Storm: Conservative Struggles at the University of Wisconsin, 1956-1968, by Andrew J. Sheean
- The Perception Gap: U.S.-Indian Relations and the Chinese Invasion of 1962, by Rajnath P. Laud
- Edward Saloman and the Port Washington Draft Riot: CIvil War Politics Versus Gubernatorial Duty, by Theodore Storm
- Damning the Man: SNCC, the Vietnam War, and the Radicalization of the Civil Rights Movement as an Expression of Disillusionment, by Mark J. Matthews
- Presidentialism in Post-Colonial Foreign Policy: Ghana, Nigeria, and the Congo, by Deborah C. Meiners
- Wisconsin Women in the Civil War: A Common Thread Through the Ordinary and the Extraordinary, by Ashlie Biersack
Volume 5, May 2002
In this Volume:
- Masterpieces of Revolutionary Martyrdom: “Le Peltier” and “Marat Assassine”, Art as Politics in the Painting of Jacques-Louis David, by Hunter Martin
- Tom Hayden and the Climate of SDS, by John Michael Schell Jr.
- The Experimental College: Remembering Alexander Meiklejohn and an Era of Ideas, by Erin Abler
- South Vietnam 1966: War Within a War, by Stephen A. Miles
- Liberty and Justice for a Few: The Political Thought of Madame de Stael, by Stephen Scala
- Tom Wolfe: Statustician of the Sixties, by Eric Genrich
- The Mayanization of Christianity, by Mark Mathews
Volume 4, November 2002
In this Volume:
- W.E.B. Du Bois, Harry S. Truman, Civil Rights and Communism: Conflicting Views on the Relation Between African-American Rights and the Soviet Threat From 1946-1948, by Christopher Swiggum
- Two Routes to the Antarctic: Under the Ice with the Nautilus, Through the Air with the Graf Zeppelin, by Emily Wichman
- A Curious Incident: Study of the Post Revolutionary Soviet Hyper-Inflation of 1919-1923, by Kurt Simatic
- The Greco-Bactrian Mirage: Reconstructing a History of Hellenistic Bactria, by Kirk Rappe
- American-Cuban Detente in the 1970s and its Collapse: Conflicts and Contradictions in American and Cuban Foreign Policy Blocking the Road to Normalization, by Christopher A. Swiggum
- The Orange Order in the Wake of Dumcree: Parity of Esteem, Protest, and Propaganda in Northern Ireland, 1995-98, by Pamela Elbe
Volume 3, May 2000
In this Volume:
- Rousseau versus the Spirit of Doux Commerce, by Kavita Sharma
- Fascism and Nationalist China: Interpretations and Alternatives, by Kurt Simatic
- Ulysses S. Grant and the Great Ohio-Illinois War of 1862, by Russell Horton
- Women Redefining their Roles during the French Revolution, by Kavita Sharma
- Problems and Theories in the Study of Indian Ragamala Painting, by Casey Gardonio
- The Klondike Gold Rush: Trends and the influence of Early Media Coverage, by Andrew Krueger
- Prejudice Towards Jazz: White Views During the Jazz Movement, by Faran Shaker
Volume 2, May 1999
In this Volume:
- The English Woman’s Orient: Victorian Women Travelers’ Perceptions of Palestinian and Egyptian Arab Women, by Vicki Huss
- An Experiment in Social Engineering: The Playground Movement in Urban America, 1890-1917, by Kristine E. Detert
- Memory in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction: The Photographic Effect, by William Nelson
- A Model of Good Work: Uncovering the Immigrant Aid Contribution of the Council of Jewish Women, by Ingrid Natasha Drake
- National Electric Light Association: The Selling of Economic Values in the 1920’s, by Mark Fleming
- BOOK REVIEW — Kitchi-Gami: Wanderings around Lake Superior, by Anders Olson
Volume 1, May 1998
In this Volume:
- Our Lady and the Reds, by Brian Stevens
- A Conflict of Ideals: Olympe de Gouges Critiques Jean-Jacques Rousseau, by Vicki Huss
- Western Views of Russia during the Reign of Peter the Great, by Sarah Lynkiewicz
- Nature, Science and the Solitary Vice, by William M. Nelson
- Boosting and Belonging: The Shaping of Identity in Rural Newspapers, 1890-1910, by Shane Hamilton
- A Historical Look at Ignatius Donnelly’s “Caesar’s Column”, by Mark Fleming
- Migrant Subculture Travels Westward Home, by Rebecca Boice
- Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings: From Brodie On, by Shawn R. Hilman
- BOOK REVIEW — The Last Tour: The Life and Death of Nicholas II, by Erik Kinnunen
- BOOK REVIEW — The Dying Lion: Feudalism and Modernization in Ethiopia, by Anne Geraghty
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