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The Politics of Crisis in Historical Perspective

By Mikkel Flohr Crisis is a central concept in contemporary political discourse; we are constantly told that we are in crisis – often several crises at once. We have endured several financial and geopolitical crises since 9/11. We have only recently emerged from a prolonged pandemic and now find ourselves in the midst of an economic and a geopolitical crisis against the backdrop of a climate crisis that threatens the very conditions of human exi…Read Article

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American Trade with Revolutionary Haiti: A Dataset for Public Use

By James Alexander Dun It was spring 2002 and I was entering what I thought—and hoped and needed to be—the final stages of my dissertation, a study of the ways in which the events that historians have since termed the Haitian Revolution were received, understood, and, crucially, used by contemporary Americans. To get after that, a big chunk of my research had involved reading and transcribing scads of newspaper reports. This was before widescale…Read Article

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From Oklahoma to San Francisco: Nathan Hare and the Unexpected Origins of Black Studies in the United States

By Erica Johnson Sociologist Nathaniel (Nathan) Hare earned two graduate degrees from the University of Chicago and assumed assistant professorships at Virginia State College and Howard University (where he taught Stokely Carmichael). After publicly disagreeing with Howard’s President James Nabrit over the administrator’s desire to increase white enrollment at the historically Black college, the administration fired him. From there, he helped es…Read Article

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