Articles by Historians for Peace

Links to Recent Articles of Interest “America: ‘Indispensable Nation’ No More” By Andrew J. Bacevich, The American Conservative, posted February 22 The author is a […]

Links to Recent Articles of Interest “A New Phase in the Great Game: U.S., Soviets, India, Pakistan Vied to Shape a New Afghanistan in Late […]

[First a quick reminder: The memorial event for the late historian Jesse Lemisch, co-sponsored by H-PAD, takes place this Thursday, December 6, from 4:30 to […]

“The DNA Industry and the Disappearing Indian: DNA, Race, and Native Rights” By Aviva Chomsky, TomDispatch.com, posted November 29 The author teaches history at Salem […]

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Note:  The Kent State University School of Peace and Conflict Studies and the Peace History Society are sponsoring a conference next October 24-26 on “Commemorating Violent […]

Good advice! The Brennan Center works to ensure that American institutions live up to American ideals. The ideal democracy is one in which everyone counts […]

[GOTV means Get-Out-The-Vote] Best Practices: On Sunday, November 4, send an “all-faculty” message asking your colleagues to remind students in their classes that Tuesday, November […]

To members and friends of Historians for Peace and Democracy, Here are some notes, followed by one of our occasional sets of links to selected […]

Dear supporters of Historians for Peace and Democracy, The most common reason students don’t vote in midterms is that they don’t know the candidates.  CEEP […]