Канал: Nicholas D. Chabraja Center for Historical Studies

The Coming of Humane War: Samuel Moyn in conversation with Daniel Immerwahr

The Coming of Humane War: Samuel Moyn in conversation with Daniel Immerwahr

Historians at Home 2021: the Politics of Holocaust Memory

Historians at Home 2021: the Politics of Holocaust Memory

Claude Lanzmann's Shoah and Its Outtakes - Erin McGlothlin

Claude Lanzmann's Shoah and Its Outtakes - Erin McGlothlin

Historians at Home 2020 : Global Perspectives on Policing and Justice

Historians at Home 2020 : Global Perspectives on Policing and Justice

Historians at Home 2020 : Pandemics Past and Present

Historians at Home 2020 : Pandemics Past and Present

China as Polylith: a new paradigm for Chinese history and why we shouldn't say Mulan is Chinese

China as Polylith: a new paradigm for Chinese history and why we shouldn't say Mulan is Chinese

A Conversation on the Crisis in the Xinjiang Uyghur with James Millward

A Conversation on the Crisis in the Xinjiang Uyghur with James Millward

From the Women’s March to Black Lives Matter: Citizen Activism and the 2020 Campaign

From the Women’s March to Black Lives Matter: Citizen Activism and the 2020 Campaign

History in a Digital Age: Why Our Ethical and Evidentiary Paradigms Need to be Rebuilt, Fast

History in a Digital Age: Why Our Ethical and Evidentiary Paradigms Need to be Rebuilt, Fast

Historians at Home 2020 : Zoom Teaching

Historians at Home 2020 : Zoom Teaching

CCHS Spotlight Alex Hobson

CCHS Spotlight Alex Hobson

CCHS Spotlight: Alex Thomas

CCHS Spotlight: Alex Thomas

Prasenjit Duara on Rescuing History from the Nation

Prasenjit Duara on Rescuing History from the Nation

Prasenjit Duara on the Historians who Inspired Him

Prasenjit Duara on the Historians who Inspired Him

Prasenjit Duara on Theories of History

Prasenjit Duara on Theories of History

Prasenjit Duara on Broadening Chinese History

Prasenjit Duara on Broadening Chinese History

Lynn Thomas on Becoming a Historian

Lynn Thomas on Becoming a Historian

Lynn Thomas on Skin Lighteners and Institutional Racism

Lynn Thomas on Skin Lighteners and Institutional Racism

Lynn Thomas on the Politics of the Womb

Lynn Thomas on the Politics of the Womb

Lynn Thomas on Using Medical History

Lynn Thomas on Using Medical History

Anne Hyde on Reaching Out to Modern Descendants

Anne Hyde on Reaching Out to Modern Descendants

Anne Hyde on Writing the History of the American West

Anne Hyde on Writing the History of the American West

Anne Hyde on Writing Family History

Anne Hyde on Writing Family History

Anne Hyde on Empires, Nations and Families

Anne Hyde on Empires, Nations and Families

Jane Kamensky on the transformation of Interdisciplinary work

Jane Kamensky on the transformation of Interdisciplinary work

Jane Kamensky on Representational Power vs Real Power

Jane Kamensky on Representational Power vs Real Power

Jane Kamensky on recovering the provincialism of colonial life

Jane Kamensky on recovering the provincialism of colonial life

Jane Kamensky on history

Jane Kamensky on history

Lynn Hunt on Imagining Equality

Lynn Hunt on Imagining Equality

Lynn Hunt on the New Cultural History

Lynn Hunt on the New Cultural History

Lynn Hunt on the Self and History

Lynn Hunt on the Self and History

Lynn Hunt on choosing history

Lynn Hunt on choosing history

Cynthia Radding on learning to love the desert

Cynthia Radding on learning to love the desert

Cynthia Radding: U.S. and Latin American historians don't communicate enough

Cynthia Radding: U.S. and Latin American historians don't communicate enough

Cynthia Radding explains differences between scholarship in Mexico and the United States

Cynthia Radding explains differences between scholarship in Mexico and the United States

Cynthia Radding: Borderlands history from both sides of the border

Cynthia Radding: Borderlands history from both sides of the border

Cynthia Radding on Mexico's indigenous peoples and the decolonization of knowledge

Cynthia Radding on Mexico's indigenous peoples and the decolonization of knowledge

Cynthia Radding: Ethnohistory is not just the study of indigenous peoples

Cynthia Radding: Ethnohistory is not just the study of indigenous peoples

Cynthia Radding: What Americans need to understand about the Mexican border

Cynthia Radding: What Americans need to understand about the Mexican border

Cynthia Radding: Border walls between U.S. and Mexico are creating an ecological crisis

Cynthia Radding: Border walls between U.S. and Mexico are creating an ecological crisis

Anand Yang: We can no longer do national history the way we used to

Anand Yang: We can no longer do national history the way we used to

Anand Yang on the excitement of writing history

Anand Yang on the excitement of writing history

Anand Yang: World History vs. Imperial History

Anand Yang: World History vs. Imperial History

Anand Yang on translating academic history to high school through AP World

Anand Yang on translating academic history to high school through AP World

Anand Yang: Making sense of the global by looking at the local

Anand Yang: Making sense of the global by looking at the local

Anand Yang: The common misconception about teaching world history

Anand Yang: The common misconception about teaching world history

Giancarlo Casale on what historians can do to boost declining enrollments

Giancarlo Casale on what historians can do to boost declining enrollments

Giancarlo Casale reveals the connection between the Mongol Empire and Wisconsin!

Giancarlo Casale reveals the connection between the Mongol Empire and Wisconsin!

Giancarlo Casale (Journal of Early Modern History) explains why "early modern" is a global category

Giancarlo Casale (Journal of Early Modern History) explains why "early modern" is a global category

Giancarlo Casale on academic history's shift towards marginalized fields

Giancarlo Casale on academic history's shift towards marginalized fields

Giancarlo Casale: Historians' advantage is the ability to inject personalities into their narratives

Giancarlo Casale: Historians' advantage is the ability to inject personalities into their narratives

Giancarlo Casale on becoming a historian by accident

Giancarlo Casale on becoming a historian by accident

Louis Hyman: How I became a historian of labor and capitalism

Louis Hyman: How I became a historian of labor and capitalism

Louis Hyman on the questions of power, inequality, and agency that drive his work

Louis Hyman on the questions of power, inequality, and agency that drive his work

Louis Hyman: Disillusionment is fueling the new surge in history of capitalism

Louis Hyman: Disillusionment is fueling the new surge in history of capitalism

Louis Hyman on how humanities PhDs can be successful outside academia

Louis Hyman on how humanities PhDs can be successful outside academia

Tara Zahra: How I write

Tara Zahra: How I write

Tara Zahra on the value of Eastern-Central European and migration histories' methodologies

Tara Zahra on the value of Eastern-Central European and migration histories' methodologies

Tara Zahra shows how late interest in her field wasn't a barrier to success

Tara Zahra shows how late interest in her field wasn't a barrier to success

Tara Zahra on balancing large-scale and intimate histories

Tara Zahra on balancing large-scale and intimate histories

Tara Zahra: How history has shaped the current European migrant crisis

Tara Zahra: How history has shaped the current European migrant crisis

Paul Jaskot: How History and Art History can speak to each other

Paul Jaskot: How History and Art History can speak to each other

Paul Jaskot: My process of writing history

Paul Jaskot: My process of writing history

Paul Jaskot: As the last Holocaust generations pass away, how does the role of the historian change?

Paul Jaskot: As the last Holocaust generations pass away, how does the role of the historian change?

Paul Jaskot on teaching and thinking about architecture in Chicago

Paul Jaskot on teaching and thinking about architecture in Chicago

Paul Jaskot: How I became a historian of art, architecture, and the Holocaust

Paul Jaskot: How I became a historian of art, architecture, and the Holocaust

Michael Cook: Why I became a historian

Michael Cook: Why I became a historian

Michael Cook: The future of Islamic history

Michael Cook: The future of Islamic history

Michael Cook: How I write

Michael Cook: How I write

Michael Cook: Why history is important

Michael Cook: Why history is important

Michael Cook on the adaptability of Islam to modern politics

Michael Cook on the adaptability of Islam to modern politics

Michael Cook: Navigating between religion, politics, and culture

Michael Cook: Navigating between religion, politics, and culture

Michael Cook: How being a historian of Islam has changed in the past 15 years

Michael Cook: How being a historian of Islam has changed in the past 15 years

Barbara Weinstein: why I became a historian

Barbara Weinstein: why I became a historian

Barbara Weinstein on "The Color of Modernity" and inequality

Barbara Weinstein on "The Color of Modernity" and inequality

Barbara Weinstein's blunt defense of history

Barbara Weinstein's blunt defense of history

Barbara Weinstein on the future of Latin American history

Barbara Weinstein on the future of Latin American history

Barbara Weinstein: the "crisis of the humanities" is externally generated

Barbara Weinstein: the "crisis of the humanities" is externally generated

Kenneth Pomeranz on his favorite teachers

Kenneth Pomeranz on his favorite teachers

Kenneth Pomeranz: Why study history?

Kenneth Pomeranz: Why study history?

Kenneth Pomeranz: how history shapes my perspective of China today

Kenneth Pomeranz: how history shapes my perspective of China today

Kenneth Pomeranz on the "crisis of the humanities"

Kenneth Pomeranz on the "crisis of the humanities"

Kenneth Pomeranz: how I came to study Chinese economic history

Kenneth Pomeranz: how I came to study Chinese economic history

Kenneth Pomeranz on writing The Great Divergence

Kenneth Pomeranz on writing The Great Divergence

Geoffrey Parker's archival discoveries

Geoffrey Parker's archival discoveries

Geoffrey Parker: How I became a historian

Geoffrey Parker: How I became a historian

Geoffrey Parker on the "Knickerbocker Rule" of Writing

Geoffrey Parker on the "Knickerbocker Rule" of Writing

Geoffrey Parker on writing history in 10 years

Geoffrey Parker on writing history in 10 years

Geoffrey Parker: Why we must study history

Geoffrey Parker: Why we must study history

Larissa MacFarquhar: how writing "Strangers Drowning" made me rethink altruism

Larissa MacFarquhar: how writing "Strangers Drowning" made me rethink altruism

The New Yorker's Larissa MacFarquhar on profiles

The New Yorker's Larissa MacFarquhar on profiles

Larissa MacFarquhar: why history is important to my work

Larissa MacFarquhar: why history is important to my work

Larissa MacFarquhar on her book, Strangers Drowning

Larissa MacFarquhar on her book, Strangers Drowning

Larissa MacFarquhar on unreliable narrators

Larissa MacFarquhar on unreliable narrators

David Edgerton: from chemist to historian

David Edgerton: from chemist to historian

David Edgerton's unconventional thinking about history

David Edgerton's unconventional thinking about history

David Edgerton on the value of history

David Edgerton on the value of history

David Edgerton on his writing process

David Edgerton on his writing process

David Edgerton's advice on getting a history PhD

David Edgerton's advice on getting a history PhD

Historian Jonathan Petropoulos on "Woman in Gold"

Historian Jonathan Petropoulos on "Woman in Gold"

Jonathan Petropoulos: Why I became a historian

Jonathan Petropoulos: Why I became a historian

Jonathan Petropoulos: Advice on pursuing a PhD

Jonathan Petropoulos: Advice on pursuing a PhD

Jonathan Petropoulos on interviewing Nazi art plunderers

Jonathan Petropoulos on interviewing Nazi art plunderers

Historian Jonathan Petropoulos on the value of history

Historian Jonathan Petropoulos on the value of history

Jonathan Petropoulos on his writing process

Jonathan Petropoulos on his writing process

Historian Walter Johnson's advice on pursuing a PhD

Historian Walter Johnson's advice on pursuing a PhD

Walter Johnson on why STEM needs historians (and vice versa)

Walter Johnson on why STEM needs historians (and vice versa)

Walter Johnson: How is history changing?

Walter Johnson: How is history changing?