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“Muhammad’s Law” in Latin America: Outlining Historiographical Legacies of Early Modern Atlantic Islam

A visceral turn: Dr. Zeb Tortorici and queer alterities to the archives

NEP’S Archive Chronicles: El Archivo General de la Nación (AGN, Ciudad de México): Procesos afectivos, paisajes urbanos y la escritura de la historia

NEP’s Archive Chronicles: The General National Archive (AGN, Mexico City): Affective Processes, Urban Landscapes, and the Writing of History

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From Africa to Austin: Bondy Washington

River Depths, Bordered Lands, and Circuitous Routes: On Returning to Texas

Flawed Assertions and Questionable Evidence: A Critical Examination of Howard Zinn’s A People’s History of the United States

The Master in Bondage: Factory Workers in China, 1949-2019

Notes from the Field: Reflections on Dictatorship and Democracy in Argentina

Motherhood, Patriotism and Enfranchisement: How Mexican Catholic Women Defined Womanhood in the Mid-Twentieth Century 

Loosening the Grid: Ideas for Mapping the Human Experience (IHS talk report)

Memories of War: Japanese Borderlands Experiences during WWII

Notes from the Field

October 1973: Nixon’s decision to resupply Israel

“Texas, Our Catholic Texas”?

Fear and Lust in the Desert, or How Lies, Deception, and Trickery Made California a Date Palm Monopoly

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Two Bombings, Two Movies: From Hiroshima to Grave of the Fireflies

Roundtable Review of The Peacemaker: Ronald Reagan, the Cold War, and the World on the Brink

In Pursuit of Europe: An Interview with Anthony Pagden (Part II)

In Pursuit of Europe: An Interview with Anthony Pagden (Part I)

Remembering Carlos E. Castañeda: A Mexican Historian in Texas

“Free Walter Collins!”: Black Draft Resistance and Prisoner Defense Campaigns during the Vietnam War

Citizens at Last: Texas Women Fight for the Vote

Burying the Lede? The Iran Hostage Crisis “October Surprise” and Me

Bridging the Gap over Uncharted Waters: An Interview with Kyle Balzer

Bloody History, Historical Recovery: Monica Muñoz Martinez and the Work of the Historian

Remembering Rio Speedway

Bearing the Nation: Eugenics and Contentious Feminism in Post-Revolutionary Mexico

Remembering LBJ: An Interview with Mark Atwood Lawrence

Picturing My Family: A World War II Odyssey

Picturing My Family: Wartime Weddings and a People’s War

From Camp David to Baghdad: Scrambling for and Against Peace in the Middle East, Fall 1978

“We Didn’t Have to Ask Permission”: UT’s 1960s Hidden Gay Oasis

Picturing My Family: Fathers and Sons

Professor Toyin Falola: Living and Globalizing the Humanities

Confronting Dictatorship: Jimmy Carter and Human Rights Diplomacy in Argentina

Los huecos de la Historia: una entrevista con Nathaly Rodríguez Sánchez / The Spaces of History: An Interview with Nathaly Rodríguez Sánchez

Crises as Catalysts: The Case for Optimism in Future US-Russia Arms Control Negotiations

Putin’s Effort to Make Conquest Acceptable Again

Una conversación con la Dra. Silvia Arrom/ A Conversation with Dr. Silvia Arrom

“Yellow Peril” and Naval Power: Richmond P. Hobson and the Racist Imagination of American National Security

Lessons from the Grave

Local Memory: Telling Austin’s Musical History

Introducing “Uncharted Waters,” a New Article Series from Not Even Past and the Clements Center for National Security

Tracking Kurosawa Through Postwar Japan (and How I Turned a Side Hustle Into a Book)

Tracking Kurosawa Through Postwar Japan (and How I Turned a Side Hustle Into a Book)

Diversity, National Identity, and the Fraught History Behind the State Department’s Search for Diplomats Who “Look Like America”

“We may expect nothing but shacks to be erected here”: An Environmental History of Downtown Austin’s Waterloo Park

“We may expect nothing but shacks to be erected here”: An Environmental History of Downtown Austin’s Waterloo Park

A House in the Homeland: Armenian Pilgrimages to Places of Ancestral Memory

Primary Source: The Pirate Zheng Yi Sao and a Fine Press Publisher

The Archive as Nepantla: Dr. Daniel Arbino, The Anzaldúa Papers and The Intricacies of Being Beyond Doing

The Archive as Nepantla: Dr. Daniel Arbino, The Anzaldúa Papers and The Intricacies of Being Beyond Doing

The Man Who Sold the Border: The Mercantile Imagination of Robert Runyon

The Man Who Sold the Border: The Mercantile Imagination of Robert Runyon

Flash of Light, Wall of Fire

Black Cowboys: An American Story

Black Cowboys: An American Story

HPS Talk: "Hacking Airspace: The Insurgent Technology of Brazil’s Hot Air Balloons" by Felipe Fernandes Cruz, Tulane University

HPS Talk: Hacking Airspace: The Insurgent Technology of Brazil’s Hot Air Balloons

Preservation and Decay as Public History at the Moon-Randolph Homestead

Preservation and Decay as Public History at the Moon-Randolph Homestead

Hidden in Plain (Virtual) Sight: Searching for a Lost Portrait of Sor Juana by Juan de Miranda and Finding a Photograph of it in a Digital Archive

Hidden in Plain (Virtual) Sight: Searching for a Lost Portrait of Sor Juana by Juan de Miranda and Finding a Photograph of it in a Digital Archive

The McFarland Cuban Plantation Records

Tasting Empanadas and Red Wine in Chile’s Popular Unity Revolution

Tasting Empanadas and Red Wine in Chile’s Popular Unity Revolution

Bears Ears National Monument

Bears Ears National Monument

Fighting against Oblivion and Obscurity: Asian American Studies and its Place in U.S. Education

Black Women’s History in the US: Past & Present

“We Don’t Have to Boo It:” UT’s Black Lesbian Student Government President

New Research: History Honors Projects

The Catholic Church and the Dirty War: Documents from the Benson Latin American Collection

The Catholic Church and the Dirty War: Documents from the Benson Latin American Collection

CEAS Talk: “Migration in the Time of Revolution: China, Indonesia, and the Cold War” with Taomo Zhou

Writing Global Ecological History ‘From Below’: An Interview with Gregory Cushman

Refusing to Forget

Engaging Communities: Emilio Zamora and the Work of the Historian

Alberto Torres Fuster, Artist, 1872-1922

The Trial of the Juntas: Reckoning with State Violence in Argentina

The Trial of the Juntas: Reckoning with State Violence in Argentina

New Documentary – Origins of a Green Identity: Austin’s Conservation Pioneers

The Hijuelas Books: Digitizing Indigenous Archives in Mexico

The Benson as Anti-Colonial Library and Archive: A Letter from the Incoming Director of the Institute for Historical Studies

A Family Fight on the Bosporus: The Ashkenazi Jews of the Ottoman Empire

IHS Climate in Context - Texas Deregulation and the 2021 Ice Storm

IHS Climate in Context – Texas Deregulation and the 2021 Ice Storm

From Peaceful Village to Army Outpost: Memories of Militarization in Huehuetenango

Salvation, Science and Synthetic Rubber

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An Inconvenient Past: Slavery at the Texas Governor’s Mansion

How a city plan, the atomic age and Cold War economics converged to shape today’s Austin banner image

How a city plan, the atomic age and Cold War economics converged to shape today’s Austin

IHS Climate in Context: Climate by Proxy

The Vanishing American Century?

Emma Goldman’s New Declaration of Independence (1909)

Online Resources for the Study of Climate History and Suburban Life

Out of the Rubble: Doctors Strikes and State Repression in Guatemala’s Cold War

An Intimate History of the Twentieth Century

This is Democracy Reading List: Dissent and National Security (episode 120)

Fifty Years On: Remembering Gamal Abd al-Nasser

IHS Climate in Context: Earth and Outer Space in Environmental History

The War in Afghanistan is Nineteen Years Old: What Can it Teach us about Violence in American History?

The Sword and The Shield: A Conversation with Peniel E. Joseph (Part II)

The Sword and The Shield: A Conversation with Peniel E. Joseph (Part I)

Gender & Sexuality: Collected Works from Not Even Past

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Black Resistance and Resilience: Collected Works From Not Even Past

Immigration and Virologic Hysteria

Five Women Posing near the Spirit of the Confederacy Statue, Houston, Texas (1908) via SMU Libraries Digital Collections

Making History: Houston’s “Spirit of the Confederacy”

Anti-Semitism in Poland after the Six-Day War, 1967-1969

Indelibly Inked: Bodies, Tattoos, and Violence during Guatemala’s Civil War

A Small Country Lost in the Files: Albania’s Absence in an American Archive

Old Orthodox Icons in Communist Bulgaria

Free Healthcare with a Price

Yugoslavia in the Third World: Not a New Bloc but Unity of Action in the Interest of Peace

The Austin Women Activists Oral History Project

Maurice Cowling and AJP Taylor: What Would They Think of Brexit?

Queering Postwar Marriage in the U.S.

Presenting Prague Spring to the West: Czechoslovak Life and Socialism with a Human Face

Oil and Money: Texas Politics, 1929-1932

His Whaleship: The Stories of Real, Authentic, Dead Whales

The Gilded Age roots of Trump’s Trade Philosophy

The Odds are Stacked Against Us: Oral Histories of Black Healthcare in the U.S.

Sky Pilot, How High Can You Fly

Black and white image of women Register to Vote in Travis County, 1918

Voting Rights Still Threatened 100 Years After the 19th Amendment

Dean Page Keeton and Academic Freedom at UT Austin: Three Archival Letters

The Curious Case of the Thomas Cook Hospital in Luxor

Romero

Black and white image of Helen Martinez and her four children in San Antonio, Texas

Remembering the Tex-Son Strike: Legacies of Latina-led Labor Activism in San Antonio, Texas

José and His Brothers

Turbo-folk: Pop Music in the Crucible of Balkan History

The Quilombo Activists’ Archive and Post-Custodial Preservation, Part II

Black and white photograph of a headshot of Tom Ward

A Longhorn’s Life of Service: Tom Ward

The Racial Geography Tour at UT Austin

It’s in Their Blood

The Anthropocene and Environmental History

The Quilombo Activists’ Archive and Post-Custodial Preservation, Part I

The Proletarian Dream: Working-class Culture in Modern Germany

Inching Towards War: Military Preparedness in the 1930s

Map of Austin, Texas depicting the city's various neighborhoods

Austin Historical Atlas: Development During World War I

Underground Santiago: Sweet Waters Grown Salty

Monumental Reinterpretation

Eddie Anderson, the Black Film Star Created by Radio

An Anticipated Tragedy: Reflections on Brazil’s National Museum

Black Women in Black Power

Wrong About Everything

Miss O’Keeffe

Dagmar Lieblova, Survivor

The Great Betrayal: Jean-Paul Sartre and the Arabs

Notes From the Field: Bulgaria’s Tolstoyan Vegetarians

Historians on Marriage and Sexuality in the United States

Picture of barbed wire fencing and buildings from the Auschwitz-Birkenau Extermination Camp

On the “Polish Death Camps” Law

The American “Empire” Reconsidered

Ideological Origins of a Cold Warrior: John Foster Dulles and his Grandfather

Goddess of Anarchy: Lucy Parsons, American Radical

Cuba’s Revolutionary World

Demystifying “Cool:” A Brief History

Dorothy Parker Loved the Funnies

Enclaves of Science, Outposts of Empire

Searching for Armenian Children in Turkey: Work Series on Migration, Exile, and Displacement

Che Guevara’s Last Interview

The Bombing War and German Memory of WWII

Studying the Vietnam War: How the Scholarship Has Changed

Mapping & Microbes: The New Archive (No. 22)

Rodolfo Valentín González Pérez: An unusual disappearance

A Deportation Story: Russia 1914

The Museo Regional de Oriente in San Miguel, El Salvador

The Impossible Presidency

Too Much Inclusion? Museo Casa de la Memoria, Medellín, Colombia

Hatton Sumners and the Retirement of Supreme Court Justices

Black and white photograph of Mexican president, Plutarco Elias Calles standing with members of the Apostolic Mexican Catholic Church

A Texas Historian’s Perspective on Mexican State Anticlericalism

The Media Matters: Reflections on the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Discovery of Hunger in the U.S.

China Today: Communism for Americans in the 1930s

American Girls in Red Russia: Chasing the Soviet Dream

Media and Politics From the Prague Spring Archive

Looking Into the Katyn Massacre

Secrecy and Bureaucratic Distancing: Tracing Complaints through the Guatemalan National Police Historical Archive

History of Modern Central America Through Digital Archives

Sergei Eisenstein on “The Birth of a Nation”

Examining Race in Appleton, WI

Digital Learning: Starting from Scratch

Women’s March, Like Many Before It, Struggles for Unity

Finding Hitler (in All the Wrong Places?)

History Calling: LBJ and Thurgood Marshall on the Telephone

Foreign Policy from Candidate to President: Richard Nixon and the Lesson of Biafra

How Washington Helped Fidel Castro Rise to Power

Cuba on Not Even Past

Tatlin’s Fish: Art and Revolution in Everyday Life

The Blemished Archive: How Documents Get Saved

For Native Americans, Land Is More Than Just the Ground Beneath Their Feet

Restless Youth: The CIA, Socialist Humanism, and Yugoslavia’s 1968 Student Protests

Peeping Through the Bamboo Curtain: Archives in the People’s Republic of China

Mapping Indigenous Los Angeles: A Public History Project

Letter from Sion R. Bostick to Eugene C. Barker discussing the illegal slave trade in Texas in the 1830s

The Illegal Slave Trade in Texas, 1808-1865

What Killed Albert Einstein?

The Museum of Sour Milk: History Lessons on Bulgarian Yogurt

Mapping Newcomers in Buenos Aires, 1928

Policing Art in Early Soviet Russia

Unsportsmanlike Conduct: College Football and the Politics of Rape

Gravestone of Harris Rednick from a graveyard in Luling, Texas

History Revealed in a Very Small Place

Muhammad Ali Helped Make Black Power into a Global Brand

Watching Soccer for the Very First Time in the American West

From Postcard to Picasso: Nakedness on Display

American Zionism and Soviet Jews

On the Performance Front: Internationalism and US Theatre

Remembering Chernobyl

Between Traditions: A Nigerian Writer’s Funeral

Image of the front facade of Casa Marianella in Austin, Texas

Sanctuary Austin: 1980s and Today

A New Fascist Revolution?

Diasporic Charity and Salonica’s Jewish Community after the Fire of 1917

The Sword and the Camera: Becoming ISIS

Sowing the Seeds of Communism: Corn Wars in the USA

1928 National Negro League Champion St. Louis Stars. Photo courtesy of the Missouri History Museum

Remembering Willie “El Diablo” Wells and Baseball’s Negro Leagues

Call Pest Control: The Bug Problem at the US Embassy in Moscow

50th Anniversary of the Vietnam War from a Vietnamese American Perspective

Walter Benjamin on Divine Violence

Vietnam between the United States and Yugoslavia

Rabin’s Assassination Twenty Years Later

The War in Vietnam Revisited

History Museums: The Center for Memory, Peace, and Reconciliation, Bogotá, Colombia

Jacques Derrida and Deconstruction

Could a Supreme Court justice be president?

From Yellow Peril to Model Minority

Remembering the Iran-Iraq War

Foucault on Power, Bodies, and Discipline

The Seldoms Bring LBJ and the 1960s Into the Present in Their Investigation of How Power Goes

Notes from the Field: From Feasts to Feats (or Feet) on the Coals

A cartoon depicting three young school children one covering his mouth with a book, a girl covering her eyes with a book, and another boy covering his ears with two books

Another Perspective on the Texas Textbook Controversy

Gramsci on Hegemony

Louis Althusser on Interpellation, and the Ideological State Apparatus

Reading Every Issue of The New Yorker

Photographing the German Air War, 1939-1945

History Museums: Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum

History Museums: The Hall of Never Again

History Museums: Race, Eugenics, and Immigration in New York History Museums

Reading Magnum: A Photo Archive Gets a New Life

Neiman Marcus building from a postcard circa 1920

Carrie Marcus Neiman: A Pioneer in Ready to Wear

History Museums: The Good, the Bad, and the Beautiful

Che in Gaza: Searching for the Story Behind the Image

View of the yard at the Texas State Prison in Huntsville, 1949

Reforming Prisons in Early Twentieth-century Texas

Reinventing Modern China

Boomtown, USA: An Historical Look at Fracking

Beyond Caste: Identity and Power in South Asia

Notes From the Field: Trinity College, Cambridge and the Accidents of Research

Catholic Borderlands

Comanche Feats of Horsemanship by George Catlin 1834. Via Wikimedia Commons.

“The Battle of Bandera Pass and the Making of Lone Star Legend”

After WWII: A Soviet View of U.S. Intentions

After WWII: George Kennan’s “Long Telegram”

The Global United States

Capitalism After Socialism in Cuba

Why We Don’t Go to the Moon Anymore: The Space Program and the Challenge to Scientific Thinking

The Normandy Scholar Program on World War II

The End of the Lost Generation of World War I: Last Person Standing

Censorship in Surprising Places: Uncovering the Letters of Wilfred Owen

Passover 1934: An American Jewish Family Story

“It is a Wide Road that Leads to War”

Fools and Kings

Black and white photograph of Coco Chanel attending a Western Party with Stanley Marcus and his wife in Dallas, Texas in 1957

What Not to Wear to a Texas Barbecue, 1957

Sixteen Months in a Leaky Boat

Indrani Chatterjee on Monasteries and Memory in Northeast India

Album cover of Getz/Gilberto by Stan Getz and Joao Gilberto featuring Carlos Jobim

Getz/Gilberto Fifty Years Later: A Retrospective

The 1980 Moscow Olympics and my Family

Portrait painting of George Washington against a dark background

Presidents on NEP for Presidents’ Day

Domesticating Ethnic Foods and Becoming American

The Lessons of History? Debating the Vietnam and Iraq Wars

Kalashnikov’s Lawn Mower: The Man behind the Most Feared Gun in the World

Jacqueline Jones on the Myth of Race in America

Seth Garfield on the Brazilian Amazon

Pipelines along Uncle Tom’s Cabin: Standard Oil in Louisiana

Photograph of Clyde Rabb Littlefield standing next to a plaque memorializing his father

The Longhorns’ Resident Historian

“For a Gunner”: A World War II Love Story

Passing for Portuguese: One Family’s Struggle with Race and Identity in America

Black and white image of Austin's Municipal Abattoir as it appeared in 1939

Austin’s Municipal Abattoir

Historians Reflect on the March on Washington, August 28, 1963

Mark Metzler on Post-War Japan

Side-by-side image of Professor Hon Ming Yip and Professor Poshek Fu talking into microphones during a conference

Transpacific China in the Cold War

The Prisoner of Events in Vietnam

Counterfactual History in a New Video Game

CIA Study: “Consequences to the US of Communist Domination of Mainland Southeast Asia,” October 13, 1950

Lady Bird Johnson, In Her Own Words

Por Ahora: The Legacy of Hugo Chávez Frías

Gated entrance to Hyde Park in Austin, Texas in the 1890s featuring a trolley car to the left of the entrance

Austin’s First Electric Streetcar Era

“Her Program’s Progress”

Lady Bird Johnson interviewed by Michael Gillette

Einstein, Relativity and Myths

A Rare Phone Call from One President to Another

Philippa Levine on Eugenics Around the World

Screenshot of the homepage for The Death of Austin website

“The End of Austin” – A new online publication

Black and white portrait of Texas Governor Ann Richards

Women Shaping Texas in the Twentieth Century

1863 in 1963

Election Fraud! Read All About It!

Cold War Smoke: Cigarettes Across Borders

Blueprint of the architectural drawing of Garrison Hall at the University of Texas at Austin

An Architectural History of Garrison Hall

William Faulkner: Not Even Past

Failed Enlightenment: Urban Design and French Modernity in Beirut

Health Care: A Historical Snapshot

Mapping the Earth, Mapping the Air

Erika Bsumek on Navajo Artisans at the Trading Post

Image of the McDonald Observatory sitting faraway on a shrub covered hill overlooking surrounding grasslands

From Marfa to Mauritania in Forty Years

Was Einstein Really Religious?

Women and Social Movements in the United States, 1600 – 2000

Humanitarian Intervention Before YouTube

Black Amateur Photography

The Flu Epidemic, 1918-1919

Voices of India’s Partition, Part V

Voices of India’s Partition, Part V: Professor Mohammad Amin

Frank A. Guridy on the Transnational Black Diaspora

Voices of India’s Partition, Part IV

Voices of India’s Partition, Part IV: Professor Masood ul Hasan

Iran’s Nuclear Program and the History of the IAEA

Voices of India’s Partition, Part III: Professor Irfan Habib

Voices of India’s Partition, Part III

UT History at the AHA Annual Meeting

Borderlands Business: Conflict and Cooperation on the US-Mexico Border

Voices of India’s Partition, Part II: Mr. S.M. Mehdi

Rethinking Borders: Salman Rushdie & Sebastião Salgado on the US-Mexico Border

The Strangest Dream – Reykjavik 1986

Voices of India’s Partition, Part II

Bad Blood: Newly Discovered Documents on US Funded Syphilis Experiments

More Looking at World War II

Looking at World War II

Lend-Lease

The Atomic Bombs and the End of World War II: Tracking an Elusive Decision

The “Einstein Letter” — A Tipping Point in History

Order No. 227: Stalinist Methods and Victory on the Eastern Front

Gunter Demnig’s “Stumbling Blocks”

Oil and Weapons in Gaddafi’s Libya

Flickers of the Past

Changing Course in Vietnam — or Not

David Oshinsky on Capital Punishment

Black and white image of the completed Austin dam from the 1890s

The Rise and Fall of the Austin Dam

Tiffany Gill on Beauty Shop Politics

Interior view of the Texas State Capital Building looking up into the building's dome

George on the Lege, Part 9 – Abortion Law in Texas

Interior view of the Texas State Capital Building looking up into the building's dome

George on the Lege, Part 8 – Public Higher Education

Image of an Asian family from July 19, 1943 sitting on the edge of a fountain on the campus of the University of Texas at Austin

Family Outing in Austin, Texas

Interior view of the Texas State Capital Building looking up into the building's dome

George on the Lege, Part 7 – Medicaid

Interior view of the Texas State Capital Building looking up into the building's dome

George on the Lege, Part 6 – Betting on Gam(bl)ing

Interior view of the Texas State Capital Building looking up into the building's dome

George on the Lege, Part 5 (continued) – School Finance

Yoav di-Capua on Egyptians Writing History

“What Would Jesus Do?”

Black and white image of Mary Elizabeth Sutherland Carpenter gesturing with her left hand

Liz Carpenter: Texan

Interior view of the Texas State Capital Building looking up into the building's dome

George on the Lege, Part 5 – School Finance

Normal Pictures in Abnormal Times

Interior view of the Texas State Capital Building looking up into the building's dome

George on the Lege, Part 4 – Concealed Weapons

Toyin Falola on Africa and the United States

Let the Enslaved Testify

John Hope Franklin: An Appreciation

Black is Beautiful – And Profitable

Radio & Community

Interior view of the Texas State Capital Building looking up into the building's dome

George on the Lege, Part 3 – Redistricting

Image looking down a valley of green shrubbery between two red-brown mountains

Big Bend – “Some sort of scenic beauty”

Image of the First Electric tower erected in Austin, 41st & Speedway, 1895

City Lights: Austin’s Historic Moonlight Towers

Propaganda or Progress?

Interior view of the Texas State Capital Building looking up into the building's dome

George on the Lege, Part 2

Interior view of the Texas State Capital Building looking up into the building's dome

George on the Lege, Part 1 – Budget Crises

History Underfoot

Voices of India’s Partition, Part I

Voices of India’s Partition, Part I: Mrs. Zahra Haider

LBJ and Vietnam: A Conversation

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