(Un)Settled: Punishment, Displacement, and Fixation Across Empires

History Writing Group

Knowledge, Information, and the British Colonial “Migrated” Archives

The Ordeal of the Longhouse on Trial: Early America, Canadian Courts, and the Articulation of Aboriginal Rights in the Twentieth and Twenty-First Centuries

History Futures: A Career Conversation 2024

At the Margins of the Great Leap Forward: Organizing the Cotton Textile Industry During China’s Rapid Industrialization Campaign (1958 – 1962)

Moad Musbahi, "Seeing vs Sensing Speech: The Separation between Otolaryngological Surgery from Speech Pathology and the Injured Voice of Europe, 1835-1888"

The Order and Disorder of Communication in the Early Modern Ottoman Empire

Gretchin Kepplinger, "A Not So Cunning Lawyer: Placing and Probing Ritual Magic in Early Modern England's Medical Marketplace"

The Herds of Mandure: Economic Transformations and Shifting Power Relations in the Guarani Missions, 1768 – 1810

Holding Ground: Ghanaian Women’s Resilience in Preserving Traditional Healing Through the Colonial Era, 1920s – 1930s

History Writing Group

Jobs & Java

Truth and Information in Early Private Equity: Germany's GmbH, 1892–1933

Heather Jahrling & Joseph Bishop

Between Emerging Empires: Trade, Diplomacy, and Conflict in Gujarat (1500 – 1540)

Tanner Lectures on Human Values | Randall L. Kennedy, Harvard Law School

History Writing Group

The Legacy of Natalie Zemon Davis: A Conference

Sacrilege, Conspiracy, and Proof in the Seventeenth-Century Spanish Empire