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The latest H-Net This Week is hot off the presses! H-Net This Week highlights network discussions and original content across the H-Net Commons. The latest edition for February 8 - 14, 2019 includes links to:
I am hastily putting together a panel on progressive-era policing for the 2019 SSHA in Chicago, Nov 21-24. The panel will consider the public and private debate about professionalizing and reorganzing policing during this era. That is, how did governmental leaders, and participants in public debate, make the case for (and against) expanding, consolidating, and bureaucratizing their police forces in this era. What does this tell us about their ideal vision of, and anxieties about, policing.
Istanbul University American Culture and Literature Department
Welcome to the Research Institute on Interdisciplinary Medical Humanities at Tamkang University from June 24 to 26, 2019. The theme of this year’s Research Institute is “Medical Humanities in the Age of the Anthropocence.”
The Center for Oral History at the Science History Institute will be hosting three oral history training institutes on the east coast this summer.
We will be in the following locations:
