WHO IS WAGGING WHOM? POWER AND THE NEW HISTORY OF AMERICAN POPULISM
| Review Articles ELIZABETH TANDY SHERMER, The Historical Journal, Volume 57 Issue 03, pp 869-897 Abstract |  |
THOMAS CHALMERS, THE ‘GODLY COMMONWEALTH’, AND CONTEMPORARY WELFARE REFORM IN BRITAIN AND THE USA
FROM THE STRANGE DEATH TO THE ODD AFTERLIFE OF LUTHERAN ENGLAND
A RECENT HISTORY OF AL-QA’IDA
CITIZENSHIP, WAR, AND THE ORIGINS OF INTERNATIONAL ETHICS IN AMERICAN POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY, 1960–1975
KEYNES AND THE BRITISH ACADEMY
TYING UP THE LOOSE ENDS OF NATIONAL SELF-DETERMINATION: BRITISH, FRENCH, AND AMERICAN EXPERTS IN PEACE PLANNING, 1917–1919
ENTERTAINING THE EMPIRE: THEATRICAL TOURING COMPANIES AND AMATEUR DRAMATICS IN COLONIAL INDIA
THE FIRST EUROPEAN ELECTIONS? VOTING AND IMPERIAL STATE-BUILDING UNDER NAPOLEON, 1802–1813
| Research Articles MALCOLM CROOK, JOHN DUNNE, The Historical Journal, Volume 57 Issue 03, pp 661-697 Abstract | |
FRIEDRICH GENTZ’S TRANSLATION OF BURKE’S REFLECTIONS
| Research Articles JONATHAN ALLEN GREEN, The Historical Journal, Volume 57 Issue 03, pp 639-659 Abstract | |