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Rabin, D.
Policing Black Presence in 18th-Century Europe: A Methodological Roundtable
Rabinovitch-Fox, E.
How I Work: Four Historians on Process
Rademacher, N.
The Missionary Imagination
Three Stories of Theopolitical Conflict on the World Stage
Radlo-Dzur, A. S.
New Perspectives on Religion, Identity, and the Social Order in Preconquest and Early Colonial Mexico
Rahim, R. M.
Challenging White Supremacy in North Carolina and Louisiana in the Early to Mid-20th Century: Louis Austin, Bernette Joshua Johnson, John B. McLendon, and Alexander Rivera Jr.
Ramay, A.
Whose Sovereignty? Mapuche Women’s Participation in the Feminist and Indigenous Movements
Rambold, S.
Teaching History in Prisons
Ramírez, P. F.
Fugitive Work: Utility, Discipline, and Deviance at the Edges of the Spanish Empire
Ramos, F. L.
The Issue of Marriage and Family in the Colonial Iberian World: Representation, Consumerism, and Survival
Ramos, L.
State of the Field for Busy Teachers: Pacific Rim History
Ranganath, N.
“Desho Pradesh”: Gendered Performativity and Punjabi Identity in South Asia and the Diaspora across the 20th Century
Rao, A. P.
Global Intellectual History
: Ten Years On
Rappaport, E.
The Business of Independence: De/Recolonizing African Political and Cultural Economies
Rasberry, V.
Race, Capitalism, and Geopolitics
Raška, F. D.
Post–World War II Transnational Collaborations and Exchanges
Ratliff, D.
New Histories of the North American West
Ravensbergen, S.
Gender, Feminism, and the Global Circulation of Knowledge
Ravina, M.
Teaching against Modern Myths: Premodern Japan in the Classroom
Raycraft, J.
Conservationist Conflicts in the Americas
Political and Environmental Histories of Neoliberal Conservation in East Africa
Reagan, L. J.
Abortion, Repression, Justice, and Freedom
Reed, M.
Hayward Is Home: Understanding and Belonging in the Heart of the Bay
Reed, V.
Post–World War II Transnational Collaborations and Exchanges
Regalado, P.
Lessons on Decoloniality from the Histories of Black, Native, and Latina Liberation Seekers in 19th- and 20th-Century US Schools
New Directions in Latinx Urban and Business History
Regan, A. E.
New Perspectives on 20th-Century US National Security
Reichman, H.
Student Movements and Youth Activism: A Global Perspective
Reid, J. L.
Histories of Resilience: The
American Historical Review
Special Issue
Methodologies in Indigenous History
Reill, D. K.
Experiences of Aftermath and Transition in Modern European History
Reilly, B.
Navigating the Stages of a Community College Career in Teaching History
Reisman, A.
Research in Practice: Developing High School Students’ Historiographic Thinking
Teaching How Historians Work: Introducing the #AHRSyllabus Project
Reist, S.
Brazilian Studies Section: January 8 in Historical Perspective—Past, Present, and Bolsonarismo in 2024
Ren, X.
Rethinking Legal Pluralism: Conflicts, Concession, and Coordination during Late Imperial and Modern China, 1644–1950
Ren, Y.
Debating “Globalization” and “Deglobalization”
Daily Life in 20th-Century China
Rendeiro Neto, M.
Atlantic World Studies Section: Empires and Emancipation—Freedom, Community, and Mobility in the Atlantic World
Rensink, B. W.
The US–Canada Border and Its Borderlands: Emerging Trends in a Developing Field
Renteria, A.
Mexico Section: New Voices in Mexican Historical Studies
Indigenous and Missionary Voices in Colonial Latin America
Resendez, A.
Weaving Together Material Frontiers in Colonial Spanish America and the Pacific
Resnikoff, J. Z.
Workers and Obsolescence: Histories of Technology, Labor, and Workplace Struggle
Ressel, M.
Human Rights and Mediterranean Slavery in the Early Modern Period
Revilla Orías, P.
Afro-Indigenous History in the Andes: Sources and Methods to Explain
Mulata Cacicas
, Quechua-Speaking Afro-Andean Parishioners, African–Indigenous Marriages, and Africans in Indigenous Villages in the Andean Highlands
Rey, T.
Roundtable on
American Patroness: Marian Shrines and the Making of US Catholicism
Rice, M. J.
Conservationist Conflicts in the Americas
Richards, K.
Community and Identity in the Circum-Caribbean
Richardson, P.
Redemptive Dreams: Critical Engagements with Kevin Starr’s
California
Riches, D. L.
Healing and Harm: A Roundtable on the Scholarship of Mary Lindemann
Teaching “Western Civilization” in the 21st Century
Richter, K.
New Collaborative Research on the Florentine Codex
Rigó, M.
Rethinking the Mercenary in European History
Rindfleisch, B. C.
Confronting the History and Legacy of Catholic Indigenous Boarding Schools in the United States, 1870s to the Present
Riotto, A.
The History and Legacy of the All-Volunteer Force Military, 50 Years Later
Rivaya Martinez, J.
Borderlands/Frontiers Section: New Perspectives on Frontier and Borderland Studies
Rivera Cotto, G. J.
Degrees of Enslaved Precarity: Escape, Freedom, and Disease in the Colonial Caribbean and Pacific
Roach, D.
New Directions in Catholic Intellectual History
Roberts, A.
Black Experiences, Material Cultures, and Antislavery in the British Atlantic World
Roberts, B. R.
A Water’s History of the United States
Roberts, K. B.
Body Politics
Robinson, G. J.
Into the Fold: Japanese Americans and the Catholic Church
Robinson, M. A.
Washington State Resistance: Solidarity Politics and Racial Dynamics in the Pacific Northwest
Robinson, N.
Gender, Feminism, and the Global Circulation of Knowledge
“Under the Same Flag”? Transnational Feminist Activism in the Interwar Era, 1919−39
Robinson OFM, J. C.
The Relevance of Region: Diverse Catholic Communities in the Western United States since Vatican II
Robinson, W. F.
Liberalism and Nationalism in Early 20th-Century Latin America
Robles Sepúlveda, C.
Heritage and Hegemony: Exploring Imperialism and Cultural Diplomacy at the International Expositions of the Early 20th Century
Robles-Anderson, E.
Media Cultures at the Dawn of the Information Age
Rock-McCutcheon, B.
Rethinking the History Survey with Immersive Role Play
Rodriguez, I.
New Directions in Latinx Urban and Business History
Rodríguez-Muñiz, M.
Discussion of Margaret Power’s
Solidarity across the Americas: The Puerto Rican Nationalist Party and Anti-imperialism
Reparations for US Colonialism in Puerto Rico: A Conversation on a Decolonizing Pathway
Røge, P.
Sinews of Power: Foreign Finance, Imperial States, and Early Modern Capitalism
Rogers, A.
Hidden No More: Uncovering Black Women’s History through National Parks
Rogg, J.
Out of the Shadows: New Approaches to Intelligence History
Roggensack, K. J.
Teaching History in Prisons
Roldán, M. J.
Technology, Education, and Power in 20th-Century Latin America
Roller, H. F.
Social and Environmental Histories of Waste in Latin America
Romero Sommer, G. E. J.
Andean Studies Section: New Trends in Andean History—Indigeneity, Settlement, Environment, and Infrastructure
Romesburg, D.
Youth, Sexuality, Gender, and Autonomy in the Archives
Bumps Ahead? New and Old Paths to Queer History Education
Roos, J.
Gender, Race, and Health in the 20th Century
Root, J.
Roundtable: Writing Religious Biography
Rosas, A. E.
Mexican American History Is American History: Strategies for Integrating the Mexican American/Chicana/o Experience in K–16 US History Content
Rosas, M.
Andean Studies Section: New Trends in Andean History—Indigeneity, Settlement, Environment, and Infrastructure
Rosenberg, G. N.
The Opposite of Extinction: Unwilding in the Anthropocene
Rosenkrans, A.
Girlhood Studies and US Catholic Histories: A Roundtable Conversation
Rosenthal, C.
Introductory Graduate Courses in the Age of Career Diversity
As Above, So Below? Political Sousveillance and Data Sharing across the 20th-Century United States
Ross, J. N.
Black Queer Politics: Precarity, Policing, and the Potential for Progress
Ross, S. G.
The Renaissance Reborn
Ross, S. G.
“Did Women Have a Renaissance?” Joan Kelly’s Question Almost 50 Years Later
Gender Equity Breakfast
Rossi, B.
Rethinking the Abolition of Slavery in Africa’s Legal Histories
Rostam-Kolayi, J.
Post-statist Approaches to the History of US–Iran Relations
Rotter, A. J.
Sensory Encounters with China: The Torments, Taboos, and Tactics of Anglo-American Bodily Experiences
Rouse, W.
Queer Pasts and Digital Archives
Beauty and Power: Aesthetics of Indigenous and Immigrant Womanhood in Postwar North America
Roy, A.
African Diasporic Roots of Black Dance in New Orleans
Royles, D.
“You Don’t Have to Be White or Gay to Get AIDS”: Race and Inequality in New Histories of an Epidemic
LGBTQ+ History Research Lightning Session
Ruban, K.
Reproductive Rights in the (Former) Soviet Union and Eastern Europe: How the Past Informs the Present
Rubinstein, D.
Citizenship, Mobility, and Race in 20th-Century Germany
Rubio, J. M.
Communal Resistance and Reconstruction in the Peruvian Andes
Rubio, Y.
The Geography of a Murder
Rucker-Chang, S.
Historical and Cultural Studies Approaches to Forgotten, Overlooked, and Ignored Histories
Ruff, M. E.
Pope Pius XII and World War II: Roundtable on David Kertzer’s
T
he Pope at War
Ruggiero, G. Jr.
Writing Biography in the 21st Century
Ruiz, J.
Community and Identity in the Circum-Caribbean
Russo, F.
Materialism
Class and Labor
Ruth, J.
Political Repression and Higher Education: Past, Present, and Future
Ryan, J.
Turkey and Greece
The Arab World and the Balkans
The Post-Ottoman World
Rzeszutek, S.
Gateway History Courses in Cross-Disciplinary and Institutional Contexts
Rzeznik, T. F.
Catholic Environments and Environmentalism
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