Arts & Humanities Ancient Ukrainian “Megasites” Might Have Been the World’s First Cities Recent archaeological research from Ukraine is challenging long-held views on the beginnings of urbanism.
Arts & Humanities Women Doctors in Nazi Germany: Opportunists or Engaged Physicians? For Jewish doctors, Nazism meant emigration or death, but many non-Jewish German female physicians had careers that spanned the Weimar Republic and the Nazi regime. They upheld the aims of a repressive dictatorship.
Arts & Humanities The Paradox of Chaos and the Emergence of History The year 2020 seems to have brought us “a hell of evils,” to borrow philosopher Immanuel Kant’s phrase. Can history help us make sense of the chaos we are facing?
Arts & Humanities Call for Proposals: #RecordCovid19: Historicizing Experiences of the Pandemic We are looking for interesting and innovative proposals for a new book about historical perspectives on the Covid-19 pandemic.