... McCarthyism. She is the author of No Ivory Tower: McCurthyism and the Universifies (Oxford University Press, 1986) and The Age of McCarthyisrn: A Brief History with Documents (Bedford Books, 1994). Steve Brier: Nixon's Tombstone My all-time favorite summary of Richard Nixon's life...

... the extensive paper files queer family class migrants and refugees must produce as part of the application process, the article theorizes these carefully curated documents as archives of intimacy and trauma respectively. These archives of intimacy and trauma are technologies of mobility—not only...

... Colonization by Documentation: British Representations of Ireland in Maps, Archives, and Travelogues Diane F. George William J. Smyth, Map-making, Landscapes, and Memory: A Geography of Colonial and Early Modern Ireland, c. 1530 – 1750. Cork: Cork University Press, 2006. Stiofán Ó Cadhla...

... 1979 Documents in Hopi Indian Sexuality: Imperialism, Culture and Resistance I. Introduction (Martin Bauml Duberman) Any scholar researching the history of human sexuality will attest to the formidable obstacles involved: the sheer difficulty of...

...Jesse Hingson Since 2004, I have used various document sets from the National Security Archive (NSA) to teach students about modern Latin American history at Georgia College and State University, a medium-sized public liberal arts university in central Georgia. The NSA has the largest non...

...Kevin Coleman; Daniel James; Jayeeta Sharma Abstract In this article, we ask what makes photographs different from other kinds of historical source material. What can photographic images do that other documents cannot? And what traps lie in wait for the historian using the visual record? Our more...

...Anthony M. Petro BishopAccountability.org describes itself as “an archive of archives” that seeks to document the sexual abuse crisis in the Roman Catholic Church. It publishes online the records of church administration and abuse for hundreds of dioceses across the United States dating back to the...

... documents from the FBI's SftP file. The essay also outlines possibilities for further use of declassified FBI documents on SftP in courses on science activism, 1960s-era social movements, the FBI, policing, and state surveillance. HISTORIES OF RADICAL SCIENCE Teaching with the FBI’s Science for the...

... recourse to the market and its price mechanism combined with individual action can lead to ecological balance. It examines the historical forces that gave rise to this ideology and documents the existence of at least one main democratic alternative brushed aside as green liberalism took root beginning in...

.... The bureau also has developed a new “preventative paradigm,” viewing well-nigh all street protest as dangerous. Recently declassified government records are beginning to document how the FBI, using its expanded powers, played a major role in threatening the rights of free speech and of assembly after...

...Gary Braasch Gary Braasch is a photographer who has been documenting the changing global environment since 1975. This issue's “Curated Spaces” section comprises a photo essay with photographs from his ten-year project, “World View of Global Warming,” and the resulting book, Earth under Fire: How...

... around related issues and ideas. Here, the Index presents a chronology of the project through extracts from, reframings of, and comments on documents drawn from the archive, each of which represents both a particular phase of our research and a slippage between the different registers (systemic...

...Jaclyn Kirouac-Fram On September 12, 2001, dailies across the United States released photographs of people falling from the highest floors of the twin towers of the World Trade Center, documenting a few of the hundreds of people who had jumped or fallen from the towers the previous day. For their...

...Matthew Gandy Gary Braasch is a photographer who has been documenting the changing global environment since 1975. This issue's “Curated Spaces” section comprises a photo essay with photographs from his ten-year project, “World View of Global Warming,” and the resulting book, Earth under Fire: How...

... document the violence of US empire and trace the everyday attachments that sustain it. Taken together, these texts diagnose twenty-first-century America, catalogue and historicize the exceptionalism that rationalizes state violence, and detail the sensory and affective lives of those who wage war and those...

...Maurice M. Labelle, Jr. This article explicates the tensions of decolonization during a key moment in Lebanese and international history: the end of World War II in Europe and its immediate aftermath. Based primarily on deep readings of the Lebanese press, French mandatory documents, and Western...

...Ian Bourland Abstract This article examines one photograph by British photographer Vanley Burke. It makes methodological claims about the use of individual photographs as archival evidence. More broadly, it considers Burke’s documentation of Caribbean sound systems in urban England during the 1970s...

... RFD , as well as on oral histories and event documentation, to trace how members mobilized regional collectivism, rustic print practices, and spiritual affect to imagine a rural underground at the edges of the state’s reach. This account serves as an alternate case study to US sanctuary movement...

...Christina Binder; Karin Lukas; Romana Schweiger On October 31, 2000, the Security Council of the United Nations (UN) adopted Resolution 1325 as the first comprehensive document on strengthening the role of women and girls in conflict and postconflict situations. The article reviews the resolution's...