What Remains of Francisco Franco
When the personal becomes necropolitical.
Tag: history
What William Barr Can Learn from Ramsey Clark
Lonnie Brown on William Barr, Ramsey Clark, and the necessity of independence
Making Black Quotidian
Matthew F. Delmont on the importance of recognizing the legacy and future of African-American newspapers.
Finding hidden imagery in an Illuminated Page
A guided tour of the Zeytun Gospel’s Canon Tables reveals the extraordinary life of a matchless Armenian artwork
How This Book Came To Be Written
Robert O. Paxton reflects on the process behind the creation of Vichy France and the Jews.
Ideological Polarization and the Belgian Experience
Writing the history of ethno-nationalism through 19th-century tweets.
What We Talk About When We Talk About Borders
How the Soconusco became a space for migrants, political organizers, and economic opportunity. CASEY MARINA LURTZ Map of the republic of Guatemala (1895). Mueller, A. H. [Philadelphia: S.N] [Map] Retrieved from the Library of Congress Say “the border” and minds jump to the Rio Grande, …
