PhD candidates in History from UC Berkeley talk about their dissertations, addressed at anyone curious about the cutting edge in historical research.
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2015-02-25 |
Architects in Power: Shaping Mexico City in the 20th Century (Sarah Selvidge) In this episode, Sarah Selvidge speaks with interviewer Katherine Zubovich about the ways that architects and architectural thought shaped Mexico City through the turbulence of the 20th century. As Mexican governments faced all the problems of a rapidl... |
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2014-07-23 |
Protestants and Liberal Politics in 20th Century America (Gene Zubovich) Gene Zubovich discusses how Protestants influenced politics in the mid-century US by promoting social change, Civil Rights, economic justice, and other causes tied to liberalism and internationalism, and how we got from there to a present where Protest... |
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2014-06-19 |
Vikings and Franks in the Age of Charlemagne (Daniel Melleno) Vikings and Franks in the Age of Charlemagne (Daniel Melleno) This episode of HistoriCal Outreach draws from Daniel Melleno's research on diplomacy and warfare in the 7th to 9th centuries, and in particular on how the Frankish empire interacted with i... |
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2014-04-10 |
Educators and Revolution in the 20th Century Middle East (Hilary Falb) Educators and Revolution in the 20th Century Middle East (Hilary Falb) This episode of HistoriCal Outreach draws from Hilary Falb's research on the careers of educators in the first half of the twentieth century in several parts of the Middle East. To... |
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