Celebrating 70 years of publication!
The Historian
Published on behalf of Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society
Edited by:
Kees Boterbloem
As The Historian celebrates its 71st year of continuous publication, the journal continues to publish a diverse collection of high-quality original articles and debate on historical scholarship and current historiography. The Historian's extensive book review section (approximately 100 pages per issue) covers a broad array of recently published scholarly monographs to provide the reader with an up-to-date survey of all fields of historical study. With more than 13,000 individual and institutional subscribers, The Historian brings the many strands of historical analysis together in one authoritative journal.As part of its commitment to diversity and scholarship, The Historian encourages submissions from all levels of the historical profession and from all regional, temporal and thematic fields of history.
TopNews and Announcements
In August 2008, The Historian welcomes Kees Boterbloem as the journal's new editor. Kees Boterbloem holds degrees (BA [1982] and MA [1985] equivalents [kandidaats and doctorandus]) from the University of Amsterdam and McGill University (Ph.D, 1994). A Professor in the History Department at the University of Southern Florida, Boterbloem teaches Early Modern and Modern European History, Russian and Soviet History, and Theory of History.
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TopHighlights
The Other White Gold: Salt, Slaves, the Turks and Caicos Islands, and British Colonialism
Cynthia M. Kennedy
Cultures of Suicide?: Suicide Verdicts and the 'Community' in Thirteenth- and Fourteenth-Century England
Sara M. Butler
Administering Medicine Without a License: Missionary Women in Rhodesia's Nursing History, 1890-1901
Ruramisai Charumbira
Exceptionalism and Globalism: Travel Writers and the Nineteenth-Century American West
David M. Wrobel
Imperial Strategy and the Anglo-Zulu War of 1879
Damian P. O'Connor
