Tufts Historical Review

11/30/2011

Submissions for Spring 2012 are now being accepted! This year’s theme is THIEVES AND TYRANTS. History has been marked by individuals and groups that have exhibited extraordinary charisma, aberrant behavior, and a knack for bending or breaking laws and customs. Whether these actors are dictators, imperialists, pirates, rebels, vigilantes, or demagogues, all have had a hand in transforming or transgressing traditional power structures and social, political, and economic norms. Tufts Historical Review seeks outstanding articles that explore the historical development, application or understanding of tyranny and deviance that have shaped civilizations, cultures, and polities.

10/26/2011

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11/02/2010

Submissions for the Spring 2011 edition of the Tufts Historical Review are now being accepted!

06/22/2010

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06/18/2010

Origins (3.1) of the Tufts Historical Review is now available!

06/18/2010

The Tufts Historical Review website has been updated! Check it out!

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04/05/2010

Thank you to all who attended the 2nd Annual Tufts Historical Review Lecture!

03/31/2010

2nd Annual Tufts Historical Review Lecture - April 1, 2010 at 4pm in Cabot 205! Jill Lepore '87 will present the 2nd annual Tufts Historical Review lecture on 1 April 2010 at Tufts University, Medford, Massachusetts. Her talk will focus on social and life origins. Reception to follow on 7th floor of Cabot!

02/19/2010

The Spring 2010 theme is Origins. Intended to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin (1809-1882) and the 150th anniversary of the publication of his seminal work, The Origin of the Species, the Tufts Historical Review seeks outstanding articles that explore the origins of historical movements, events, and peoples that have shaped civilization. Click here for further information: http://tuftshistoricalreview.weebly.com/submissions.html

TheTufts Historical Reviewis committed to publishing the finest in undergraduate and graduate research in history and the humanities. As such, the Editorial Board requires that all submissions subscribe to the highest standards of academic quality and integrity. ...