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D'Amico, J.
Rethinking the Development of Capitalism in Japan
da Silveira de Oliveira, A.
Histories of Gender and Sexuality
Daen, L.
Disability in Labor, Law, and Ideology during the Long 18th Century: Perspectives on Enslavement and Manumission
New Directions in the History of Premodern Disability
Daily, R.
“You Don’t Have to Be White or Gay to Get AIDS”: Race and Inequality in New Histories of an Epidemic
Black Queer Politics: Precarity, Policing, and the Potential for Progress
Dallas, E. I.
Open Water: Afroaquatics and History
Daniels, J.
Late Ottoman Migration
Dantas, M. L.
Mixed Marriages, Family Formation, and the Dynamics of Gender and Race in the Portuguese Atlantic World
DasGupta, A.
Decolonization or Containment? Blurring the Line between Colonialism and Neocolonialism in the Postwar World
Datta, A.
Framing Borders in Material and Visual Archives: Tracing Voices, Resilience, and Transnational Mobilities
Daub, A.
The Medium Is the (Free Market) Message: Technology and Media in 20th-Century Libertarianism
Daut, M.
New Perspectives on the Haitian Revolution
David, B.
Constructing National Hegemony in Mexico, 19th and 20th Centuries
David, K.
Fed Up with the Academic Job Market and Career Path? Pathways for Historians in the Federal Government
David, T.
What Is Global History Now?
Davidson, C.
Afro-Diasporic Intersections on the Island of Hispaniola in the 19th and Early 20th Centuries
Davis, C.
New Approaches to the State Regulation of Alcohol in Early Modern and Modern Societies
Davis, J. J.
So You Want to Publish in an Academic Journal?
Histories of French Sexuality from the Enlightenment to the Present
Davis, L.
Hayward Is Home: Understanding and Belonging in the Heart of the Bay
Davis, M. H.
Unwinding Empires: Crisis Management and Fantasies of Power in the Late Colonial Middle East
Davis, R. B.
Catholic Arts and Media
Dawley, E. N.
Faculty Mentorship in Liberal Arts College History Departments
Dawson, K.
Black Experiences, Material Cultures, and Antislavery in the British Atlantic World
Open Water: Afroaquatics and History
Day, A. F.
The United States and China: A Discussion
Dayton, C. H.
Disability in Labor, Law, and Ideology during the Long 18th Century: Perspectives on Enslavement and Manumission
de la Puente, J. C.
Translation History in Global Perspective, 1200–1800, Part 1: Agents of Translation
de la Torre, O.
Race, Violence, and Resistance in Afro-Latin America
De La Trinidad, M.
Mexican American History Is American History: Strategies for Integrating the Mexican American/Chicana/o Experience in K–16 US History Content
de Sant'Ana, T. R. S.
¿Qué Significó Nuestra Independencia? O Que Significou a Nossa Independência?
The Politics of Memory in Latin American Centennial Celebrations of Independence
Amazon History
De Sarkar, T.
Centuries of Intimacy: Homosociality in South Asia
de Vera, S.
Peeking behind the Professional Curtain: Public Facing Research and the Application of History
De Volder, J.
The History of the Papacy, Part 1: The Papacy, Theopolitics, and Interfaith Diplomacy
Deavenport, J.
Teaching Latin American History: Strategies, Experiments, and Experiences
DeCesare, C.
The American Ship
John Jay
and HMS
Driver
: Two Vessels, Two Countries, Two Intersecting Stories
Decker, C. R.
The Second Time Around: Sustaining Writing and Publications beyond the First Book
Decker, P.
Selling the Russian Soul in Nazi Germany: Vladimir Novikov at the Berlin State Opera, 1937–41
Decker, S.
Business History in an Era of Uncertainty
The Business of Independence: De/Recolonizing African Political and Cultural Economies
Deeds, S. M.
Mexican Women, Children, and Families: The Long Arc of Slavery, Displacement, and Family Separation, 1539–1920
DeLay, B.
Across the Oceans: Transnational Connections during the Long 19th Century
Beyond the Second Amendment: Rethinking US Gun History
Delgado, A.
Truthseeking of Indigenous Experiences in Boarding Schools
Delgado, D.
Shaping Racial and Gender Ideologies and Identities through Transnational Processes
DeMare, B. J.
Daily Life in 20th-Century China
Denham, E. B.
Playing with Primary Sources: Role-Immersion Pedagogy in the History Classroom
Rethinking the History Survey with Immersive Role Play
Denis, R.
Cold War Guerrilla Movements and Social Activism in Cuba, Guatemala, and Argentina
Denis, V.
Policing Black Presence in 18th-Century Europe: A Methodological Roundtable
Dennis, R. H.
Evaluating the Emerging Catholic Right
Denny, C.
Catholic Environments and Environmentalism
Derby, R. L.
Afro-Diasporic Intersections on the Island of Hispaniola in the 19th and Early 20th Centuries
Deslandes, P. R.
Who Taught Them That? AP History Courses and College Readiness
DeSouza, W.
Slaveries in the Eastern Islamic World, 1580–1904: Authority, Forced Conversion, and Sexual Exploitation
Deverell, W.
Effective Mentorship and Advising in History Graduate Programs
DeVun, L.
Gender Equity Breakfast
Dewberry Aldridge, D.
Making the Way: The Chicago Area Friends of SNCC
Dhada, M.
Denial's End and the Future of History: How Unintended Presentism Changed Portugal’s Imperial Narrative
Dhavan, P.
Historicizing Climate and Environmental Change in the Early Modern World: Approaches, Debates, and Controversies
Di Tommaso, G.
A Water’s History of the United States
Di-Capua, Y.
Histories of Resilience: The
American Historical Review
Special Issue
Diaz Arias, D.
¿Qué Significó Nuestra Independencia? O Que Significou a Nossa Independência?
The Politics of Memory in Latin American Centennial Celebrations of Independence
Díaz Burgos, A. M.
Fugitive Work: Utility, Discipline, and Deviance at the Edges of the Spanish Empire
Díaz, M.
Mystics, Miracles, and Mimesis: Female Piety and the Burden of Proof in the Spanish American Archive
Dickenson, B.
Advocating for History: A Workshop on Steps and Strategies to Support the Discipline
Dickinson, M.
Microhistories of Enslaved People and Slavery: Promises and Challenges
Diller, L. C.
Free Breakfast Reception
Dillingham, A. S.
The Historian and the Photograph: Seeing the Archive
Two Decades since the Declassification of Mexico’s Secret Police Archive: Legacies and New Possibilities
Dillon, M.
Changing Landscapes of Polish American Communities
Biographies and Life Stories as Historical Sources
Dimas, C. S.
Teaching Latin American History: Strategies, Experiments, and Experiences
Podcasting and the Art of Audio Documentaries
DiMoia, J. P.
New Research about Asia: Pacific Science during the Early Cold War
Diner, H. R.
Capitalists as Reformers? A View of the “Top” from the “Bottom Up”
Dmitriev, S.
Gender and Power in Textual and Visual Reflections on the Byzantine “Apple Affair”
Dobberteen, A.
Army Flash! World War II Female Civil Defense Workers in the Aircraft Warning Service
Dochuk, D. T.
ACHA Presidential Roundtable: Catholicism and Environmental History
Beyond “America First”: The Competing Global Visions of American Protestants at the End of the 20th Century
Doi, J. J.
Into the Fold: Japanese Americans and the Catholic Church
Dolbee, S.
Plant Histories of Early Modern and Late Ottoman Worlds
Domber, G. F.
Digital History for Luddites: Learning How to Collaborate on Digital History Projects with STEM Colleagues
Domenico, R.
Pope Pius XII and World War II: Roundtable on David Kertzer’s
T
he Pope at War
Dong, C.
Shared History: Food, Sports, and Theater as Cultural Conduits in Sino–American Relations
Donnan, C.
New Histories of the North American West
Donovan, J.
Christian Nationalisms in Global Perspective
Dorman, J. S.
Structures of Racism: The Use of Racist Covenants in Reno Real Estate
Downey, J. L.
More Than Calamity: Retelling Catholic Mission History through Fire
The Neon Hours: Catholic Delights after Dark
Downs, G.
Class and Labor
Drakakis, A.
The Material Turn in Holocaust Studies: Implications for Documenting Atrocity
Drémeaux, F.
Sovereignties from Sea to Shore: Mobile Histories of Empire and Decolonization
Drummond, E. A.
Creating Knowledge and Connecting Communities: Undergraduate Research in Digital Humanities
Food, Leisure, and Education: Metabolizing Global Change in Austria and the Habsburg Successor States, 1900–55
Dryburgh, M.
Writing History of and through Children in Modern East Asia
Du, C.
Sensory Encounters with China: The Torments, Taboos, and Tactics of Anglo-American Bodily Experiences
Du, D.
Commerce, Culture, and Race: US–China Subnational Relations, 1842–2021
Brewing Cultural Differences: Chinese Food and Drinks in Transnational and Local Perspectives
Duan, L.
China under Xi Jinping’s Presidency, 2012–22: A Historical Assessment
Negotiations, Compromise, and Social Stability: A Historical Reappraisal of Xi Jinping’s First 10 Years, 2012–22
Dubler, J.
The Neon Hours: Catholic Delights after Dark
Dubourg, N.
New Directions in the History of Premodern Disability
Dudko, O.
Understanding Ukrainian History
Dueñas, A.
Translating Land Possession in Colonial Indigenous Lands
Duensing, A.
Antifascism on the Scale of the World
Dugan, K. A.
Roundtable on
American Patroness: Marian Shrines and the Making of US Catholicism
Global Church, Global Council: Centering Vatican II in the 20th Century
Dugre, N.
Overlooked Texts and Understudied Moments: The Problem of Significance in Early North America
Dulle, T. Jr.
Catholic Arts and Media
Duncan, N.
Caribbean Studies Section: Documenting 20th-Century Women’s History
Dunn, M. C.
Global Church, Global Council: Centering Vatican II in the 20th Century
Dunn-Salahuddin, A.
California’s 19th- and 20th-Century African American Civil Rights Movements: Complicating the National Narrative
Dursteler, E.
“Did Women Have a Renaissance?” Joan Kelly’s Question Almost 50 Years Later
Dyck, J.
Indigenous and Missionary Voices in Colonial Latin America
Dym, J.
What’s Special about Maps (2.0): Unique and Underutilized
Future of History in the Liberal Arts: Difficult Conversations in the Liberal Arts Classroom Premeeting Workshop
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