...Mark Carey Recent scholarship on Latin American environmental history builds on and enriches the field's traditional orientation toward colonialism, capitalism, and conservation. This essay analyzes four themes present in this new environmental history research: the transnational study...

...David Carey, Jr.; Walter E. Little In a nation that often silences them, Maya in Guatemala are increasingly expressing themselves through public murals. When teachers, artists, students, and other residents of San Juan Comalapa painted the history of their nation, town, and people, they portrayed...

... the complex dynamics of care, displacement, and austerity that gave shape to the struggles of people living with HIV/AIDS. This article places the 1989 New York State Supreme Court case Braschi v. Stahl , concerning lease succession rights for same-sex partners, as a central text alongside Callahan v. Carey...

...? The worldwide effort to subpoena Henry Kissinger to testify about his (and U.S.) complicity in the 1973 violent overthrow of Chile’s Salvadore Allende has sprung in part from what Roane Carey, writing in the Nation back in February 2000, called “the Pinochet Principle...

... , and Carey Hilary M. , eds. Religion and Greater Ireland: Christianity and Irish Global Networks, 1750–1950 . Montreal : McGill-Queen’s University Press , 2015 . Beatty Aidan . “ Counter-Revolutionary Masculinities: Gender, Social Control, and Revising the Chronologies of Irish Nationalist...

... hearings. These hearings, which liberals such as Carey McWilliams helped to arrange in an attempt to forestall drastic anti-JapaneseAmeri- can actions:' began three days after FDR issued EO 9066, and thus did not affect the overall Administration policy on removal. The hearings gave a forum...

... hearings. These hearings, which liberals such as Carey McWilliams helped to arrange in an attempt to forestall drastic anti-JapaneseAmeri- can actions:' began three days after FDR issued EO 9066, and thus did not affect the overall Administration policy on removal. The hearings gave a forum...

...- liant reading of Tocqueville, but perhaps his analysis of the liberal fragment drew even more on a little-known essay by Marx, entitled ”Bastiat and Carey.” Here Marx contrasted the free-trader Bastiat to the American protectionist Henry Carey (a follower of Friederich List), explaining...

... are coming from? Gilbert G. Gonzalez: I’ll start that question by going into my mid- to late twen- ties. The first time I ever read Carey McWilliams’s North from Mexico, I was at UC Santa Barbara, and I was asked to give a summer class for the very first EOP [Equal Opportunity Program] students...

..., worldviewofglobalwarming.org, is a popular education and information site based on his photojournalism of climate science, its adverse effects, and today’s solutions. Mark Carey is an assistant professor of history at Washington and Lee University, where he teaches Latin American and environmental history. He won...

...- ular expression, but many areas of local production remain underrepresented. David Brock, McGrady, and Meade | Editors’ Introduction  3 Carey Jr. and Walter E. Little examine one such site in the Comalapa community in Guatemala. In this case, muralism is used...

... Liberation and American Activists over a Half Century, 1950 – 2000 (2007). David Carey Jr. is an associate professor of history and women’s studies at the University of Southern Maine. He holds a PhD in Latin American studies from Tulane University. His publications include Our Elders Teach Us: Maya...

...). James Loewen, The Mississippi Chinese: Between Black and White (1971). Carey McWilliams, North From Mexico (rpt. 1968). Kerby Miller, Emigrants and Exiles: Ireland and the lrish Exodus to North America (1985). Carolyn Merchant, Ecological Reuotutions (1989). Edmund Morgan, American...

... chapter on “The Dawning Civil Rights Era where he faults virtually all the left organizations that brought the ”Negro Question” to the foreground from the 1930s-1950s because their viewpoints solidified the white-black divide. Alone among left intellectuals, only Carey Mc- Williams...

... three historians to review the books in each of these categories. Our first review by Mark Carey examines recent environmental history monographs on Latin America, an area often defined region- ally despite a wealth of scholarship focusing on Latin American nation-states. Sterling Evans, who...

... reformation originated in the romantic response to the emergence of industrial capitalism in the antebellum Northeast, as writers such as Ralph Waldo Emerson and the political economist Henry C. Carey revolted against the identification of moral agency with ownership of productive property...

... to be controlled. Olvera Street, while repudiating repatriation, thus embodied its larger social lessons. As Carey McWilliams deftly argued, the repatriation project in part repre- sented an effort to “deradicalize” the Mexican population. There was a fear in Los...

... and editor Jean Carey Bond; radical journalists Don Rojas and Herb Boyd; John Jay College provost Basil Wilson; and legendary actors and activists Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee. The IDA/WEB collective sees itself within the rich tradition of black transformationist politics. I’d like to conclude...

... and virtually autonomous female economy. As the labor reformer Matthew Carey asserted, milliners and dressmakers were among a certain class of females who were decently paid (76). In fact, dressmaking, unlike most women’s work, held out the opportunity for comfortable self-sufficiency. Gamber...

... had transformed these anonymous vendors into mythological sirens, “bright, bewitching creatures [who] put themselves to much trouble to please their too often rowdy customers.”38 Thus, the chili queens formed part of what journal- ist Carey McWilliams called a “fantasy heritage,” intended...