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Laas, N.
Consumer Solidarity and Environmental Justice across Socialism and Capitalism: Transnational Connections of the Soviet Consumer Rights Movement in the Late 1980s
LaFevor, D. C.
Race, Violence, and Resistance in Afro-Latin America
Lamberson, C.
Fed Up with the Academic Job Market and Career Path? Pathways for Historians in the Federal Government
Lamson, L. R.
Girlhood Studies and US Catholic Histories: A Roundtable Conversation
Landers, J.
Colonial Studies Section: Ways of Knowing—Colonial Knowledge and Digital Histories of Latin America
Reimagining the Origins of the Slave Trade in the Spanish Empire
Landress, D.
Defending the Health of the People: The
Chicago Defender
as National Health Information Outlet in the Long 20th Century
Landsea, K.
Who Taught Them That? AP History Courses and College Readiness
Langer, E. D.
Histories from Latin American Frontier Zones and Borderlands
Borderlands/Frontiers Section: New Perspectives on Frontier and Borderland Studies
Langland, V.
The Body in Latin American History
Policy, Movements, and Memory
Langlois, M.
Into the Fold: Japanese Americans and the Catholic Church
Lanza, F.
The United States and China: A Discussion
Lanzona, V.
World War II’s Global Turn
Laqueur, T. W.
What Is the Civic Value of a History Education?
Lara, G.
Solidarity
sin Fronteras
: From Cold War to the Present Day
Latte Abdallah, S.
Prison History as Global History
Lauck, J.
History at the Crossroads: Challenges and Solutions for History Departments
Lauer, P.
Technology, Education, and Power in 20th-Century Latin America
Lawlor, R.
World War II’s Global Turn
Lawrence, S.
Ecologies of Coercion: Comparative Perspectives on Environmental Conservation beyond Colonization
Lazer, S. A.
Investigation, Prosecution, Torture, and Judgment in Early Modern Germany
Lê Espiritu Gandhi, E.
Vietnam’s Global Diasporas
Leavitt-Alcántara, B. N.
Central American Studies Section: Family, Gender, Community, and Migration
Mystics, Miracles, and Mimesis: Female Piety and the Burden of Proof in the Spanish American Archive
LeBlanc, Z.
AI and the Historical Profession: Applications and Implications
Lebrón, M.
Reparations for US Colonialism in Puerto Rico: A Conversation on a Decolonizing Pathway
Leeming, B.
Independent Scholars? From Higher Ed to Independent High Schools
Lehman, B. R.
Engaging Data in the History Classroom
Lennard, K.
Reading beyond the Text: Expanding Our Methodological Approaches to the Past
Lentz, M. W.
Under Duress: Indigenous Coercive Labor and Enslavement in Colonial Yucatán, Mexico
Translating Land Possession in Colonial Indigenous Lands
Leong, A.
Challenging Racial and Imperial Structures: Digital History and Collaborative Community-Based Projects
Leong, K. J.
Teaching and Research during a Tumultuous Time in US–China Relations
Leonhardt, R.
Prison History as Global History
Letelier, J.
Domestic Regimes of Gender and Labor in Latin America
Levenstein, L.
Reproductive Labor during COVID: Personal, Scholarly, and Political Reflections
Levey, E.
Divergent Futures: Queer and Indigenous Activism in Mexico, 1970s–90s
Levine, E.
Teaching and Researching University Histories in the Age of Reconciliation
Levine, M.
The Joys and Challenges of Teaching Biography
Levy, A.
Publishing Digital History: A State of the Field
Lewis, B.
The Medium Is the (Free Market) Message: Technology and Media in 20th-Century Libertarianism
Lewis, E.
Historians and the “Culture Wars” in Higher Education
Lewis, S. E.
Rethinking Social Movements and Political Struggles in Latin America’s Late Cold War
Lewis, S. L.
Race, Colonialism, Development: Global Intellectual Histories of Marxism and Socialism
Li, D.
Shared History: Food, Sports, and Theater as Cultural Conduits in Sino–American Relations
Li, E.
Daily Life in 20th-Century China
Li, X.
Negotiations, Compromise, and Social Stability: A Historical Reappraisal of Xi Jinping’s First 10 Years, 2012–22
Teaching and Research during a Tumultuous Time in US–China Relations
Li, Y.
Gender and Politics in Chinese History: Diachronic Comparisons and Interdisciplinary Perspectives
Liberatori, A.
Beauty and Power: Aesthetics of Indigenous and Immigrant Womanhood in Postwar North America
Lichtenstein, N. N.
Capitalists as Reformers? A View of the “Top” from the “Bottom Up”
Robert W. Cherny Talks with Nelson Lichtenstein about
Harry Bridges: Labor Radical, Labor Legend
Liebst, M.
Rethinking the Abolition of Slavery in Africa’s Legal Histories
Lifset, R. D.
Reassessing America in the 1970s: Legacies of Kissinger, Inflation, and the Bicentennial
Lilić, V.
Experiences of Aftermath and Transition in Modern European History
Lim, S.
Essential Work: A Panel Discussion among Directors of Graduate Studies
Lin, M.
China under Xi Jinping’s Presidency, 2012–22: A Historical Assessment
Commerce, Culture, and Race: US–China Subnational Relations, 1842–2021
Lin, X. D.
The People’s Republic of China and Its Working Class Masters: Shifting Bonds between Industrial Labor and the Socialist State, 1949–2000
Linares, H.
Race, Power, and Religion in the Early Modern Iberian World
Lindner, P.
Women's History in the Digital Age
Lindsay, E.
Hayward Is Home: Understanding and Belonging in the Heart of the Bay
Lindsey, R. M.
Mascots at Catholic, Jesuit Universities in the American West
Linkous, J.
Rethinking the Development of Capitalism in Japan
Linville, D.
Bumps Ahead? New and Old Paths to Queer History Education
Linzer, J.
Rethinking the Development of Capitalism in Japan
Lipman, J. K.
Vietnam’s Global Diasporas
Littauer, A. H.
Youth, Sexuality, Gender, and Autonomy in the Archives
Liu, L.
Sensory Encounters with China: The Torments, Taboos, and Tactics of Anglo-American Bodily Experiences
Liu, T. P.
New Perspectives on the Haitian Revolution
Liu, X.
Global Mobility and New Knowledge: East–West Encounters and Cross-Cultural Production, 1500–1900
Liu, Y.
Debating “Globalization” and “Deglobalization”
Liu, Z.
Antifascism on the Scale of the World
Lloyd, T.
Student Movements and Youth Activism: A Global Perspective
Lofton, K. E.
The Neon Hours: Catholic Delights after Dark
Loll, J.
Structures of Racism: The Use of Racist Covenants in Reno Real Estate
Lombardi, P. C.
Constructing and Deconstructing the Enemy between Italy and Germany: The Press in the 20th Century
Lopes, H.
Mobility in the Transimperial/Transcolonial Landscape of Modern Asia: Negotiating the Physical, Socioeconomic, and Cultural Boundaries
López-Pedreros, A. R.
Secrets and Lives: A Roundtable Discussion of Biography and History in the Cold War Americas
Lorenzini, S.
The Crisis of the 1970s and the Reshaping of the International Order
Lorys, J. M.
Changing Landscapes of Polish American Communities
Lovejoy, H.
Digital Dossiers on and off the Tenure Track: Dos, Don’ts, and D'ohs
Lozar, P.
The US–Canada Border and Its Borderlands: Emerging Trends in a Developing Field
Lu, H.
The People’s Republic of China and Its Working Class Masters: Shifting Bonds between Industrial Labor and the Socialist State, 1949–2000
Lubisich, S.
Pedagogy and Practice in Online Higher Education History Classrooms in a Postpandemic World
Lucchini Butcher, K.
Teaching and Researching University Histories in the Age of Reconciliation
Lucero, B.
Caribbean Studies Section: Documenting 20th-Century Women’s History
Luckhardt, C.
Experiencing the Immersive Global Middle Ages: A Workshop and Digital Lab
Myths of the “Medieval” in Modern American Historiography
Luckmann, A.
Rooting History to a Place: Place- and Water-Based Approaches to Environmental History
Luis, D.
Converging Racializations in the Expansive Viceroyalty of New Spain, 1565–1625: New Perspectives and Chronologies
Luk, G. C. H.
Mobility in the Transimperial/Transcolonial Landscape of Modern Asia: Negotiating the Physical, Socioeconomic, and Cultural Boundaries
Luna, Z.
Abortion, Repression, Justice, and Freedom
Luna-Victoria Indacochea, L.
Memory, Performance, and Activism in Latin America
Rethinking Political Violence in Latin America from the Margins
Lundberg, A.
Geographies of Slavery: Emancipation and Abolition in the 19th-Century Atlantic World
Lung-Amam, W.
Taking It to the Streets: A Historians’ Roundtable on Translating Scholarship into Community Change
Lungerhausen, M. R.
The
Érdekes Újság
Battlefield Photo Album: A Hungarian Newspaper’s Amateur Photography Contest at the Beginning of the Great War
Luo, C.
Rethinking Legal Pluralism: Conflicts, Concession, and Coordination during Late Imperial and Modern China, 1644–1950
Luo, D.
Daily Life in 20th-Century China
Luo, D.
Recollections and Representations of Courtyard Culture in Historical China and Abroad
Lurtz, C. M.
Embracing Messy Numbers: A Roundtable on Finding, Making, and Using Historical Data
Lynch, R. J.
Designing, Editing, and Implementing a New OER Textbook: Openstax
World History
Lyons, D.
Community and Identity in the Circum-Caribbean
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