...Nicolas Lampert; Raoul Deal Watershed: Art, Activism, and Community Engagement uses art as a form of activism to comment on water issues in Milwaukee and the Great Lakes basin and their impact on the world at large. This project, organized by Raoul Deal and Nicolas Lampert and initiated in 2009...

...Burçak Keskin-Kozat Mary L. Dudziak, ed., September 11 in History: A Watershed Moment? Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 2003. 2005 by MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization,Inc. 2005 (RE)VIEWS The Aftermath of September 11: A Radical...

... that entrepreneurs’ solutions to the water crisis only cause greater problems. Bottling water permanently depletes already stressed watersheds. Desalinization excites water capitalists, but the massive fossil fuel impact and high cost of this process make it an unrealistic option for most people. Companies...

... that follow in their wake, in terms of natural cycles, paradigm shifts, or watersheds. But the watershed metaphor can be misleading because it distracts us from the ways in which powerful players have reshaped existing relations and wrested new meanings from old...

... stories out. But I think it also has to do with intellectual taste. Some people like watershed moments because it conveniently crystallizes issues. Others always want to know what else was happening, what remains uncovered, and those people will always dig for it. I hate to make it sound like...

... . The Cuban Revolution is considered a watershed in Latin American history, particularly for the emergence of the New Left, and it would be impossible to cite all of the relevant literature here. We would like to thank Melina Pappademos and Heidi Tinsman for the strong support and guidance...

... Mountains: From grants Removal to Reservation 14, El Norte: The Borderland of Chicano 6. No More Peck 0' Corn: Slavery and Its America Discontents 15. The Watershed of World War I1 7. Emigrants from Erin: Ethnicity and 16. The Civil Rights Revolution Class in White...

... are not alone in this approach. For example, see Sarah S. Elkind, “Environmental Inequality and the Urbanization of West Coast Watersheds,” Pacific Historical Review 75, no. 1 (2006): 53 – 61; Werner Troesken, Water, Race, and Disease (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 2004); and Vandana Shiva, Water...

... and nonalignment aspirations — remains instructive for those of us interested not just in recovering Bandung for history but in appreciating its ongoing significance for post- and anticolonial politics. There is little doubt that Bandung represents a watershed moment in world history, and that a fuller...

... community. As a "first" it represents an important watershed in lesbian history. But what makes this "ethnohistory" such an extraordinary achievement is the compassion and painstak- ing care with which they have reconstructed and tried to make sense of Buffalo's lesbian community. The book...

.... This is hardly the first time a place-name has come to symbolize a watershed in opposition movements. There were a host of such markers in the huge wave of U.S. protests against racism and the Vietnam War during and after 1968: “Chicago” (referring to the 1968 Democratic Convention where police beat...

... a watershed moment between uto- pian hopes for open communication and the chilling of free speech, ushered in with the passage of the USA PATRIOT Act. On September 11, 2001, and in the days following, the utopian potential was briefl y, strangely, realized in lower...

... REVIEW edge production and its dissemination. The war was also a major watershed. Many of the postwar impulses toward “Big Science,” as well as the origins of the federal government’s interest in knowledge production, may be traced to the 1940s. In all these respects, the Cold War was both...

... the American leaders that burning vast numbers of civilians no longer posed a real predicament by the spring of 1945. For all its importance, Hiroshima was not a watershed in the history of the American moral imagination. This watershed lay in the conduct of the "good warNitself of which...

... environmental issues in the Gulf of Mexico, primarily focusing on problems sur- rounding the management of the Mississippi River watershed and delta region. The development of oil and gas extraction coincided with the intensive regulation of the Mississippi River eighty years ago, and, while both have...

... Man,” 180. 12. Cauchon and Moore, ““Desperation Forced a Horrific Decision.” 13. Susan Sontag, On Photography (New York: Picador, 1977), 19. 14. Elaine Tyler May, “Echoes of the Cold War: The Aftermath of September 11 at Home,” in September 11 in History: A Watershed Moment?, ed. Mary L...

... of garment workers as elitist and anti-Semitic. Despite opposition from the AFL and the socialist hierarchy of New York City, the ACWA managed to survive and grow modestly during the follow- ing years. World War I proved to be a watershed for the young garment union. Membership increased...

... of the Cold War emerges as one of the watersheds of our century. For southerners committed to social change, World War I1 marked an especially propitious moment. Southern NAACP membership went from 18,000 to 156,000 during the conflict; the CIO made significant inroads into southern industry...

...: Chile, 1973 — Memory, Resistance, and Democratization The violent overthrow of Chilean president Salvador Allende Gossens by a US-­ backed military coup on September 11, 1973, marked a watershed in global Cold War politics. It ended one of the world’s only experiments with building socialism...

...); James Weinstein, The Decline of Socialism in America, 1912-1925 (New York, 1967).In arguing that the formation of the Social Democratic party in 1898 marked a watershed between ”utopian” and “scientific” American socialism, Howard H. Quint has also helped create an awkward analytical...