DIJ Newsletter Spring 2022 Edition
Dear colleagues,
Dear colleagues,
H-Diplo's next New Books Newsletter will be published on 30 April 2022. We invite authors and press representatives to send publication announcements to this address: editorial-diplo@mail.h-net.org
The New Books Newsletter will be moving from a monthly to quarterly publication schedule. Beginning this month, new issues will be circulated April 30, July 31, October 31, and January 31.
With best regards,
Fred Edwards and Kaete O'Connell, New Books Newsletter Editors
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This is cross-posted from our sister list, H-HistBibl
Margaret DeLacy, H-Scholar editor]
Discussion published by Dominique Daniel on Friday, April 1, 2022
The OTH (Oh, the Humanities!) newsletter offers a Women’s Studies open access title list, with more than 200 academic open access titles.
Thank you for writing this letter.
Friends:
The latest issue of Perspectives on History, the newsletter of the American Historical Association, includes my letter concerning the AHA's failure to follow through on its statements that universities should do more to provide access to research materials to independent scholars and other non-tenured faculty.
Here is an excerpt:
The newest issue of SPOHP Light, the Samuel Proctor Oral History Program's newsletter, is available here. The theme is Black History Month, with interview highlights from our Joel Buchanan Archive of African American Oral History Collection. Read all about our program and the work currently being done for our various projects!
The Consortium for History of Science, Technology and Medicine – Monthly Digest
News of the Consortium
Borrowed from Jonah Furman’s intro to this week’s “Who Gets the Bird?”:
Libraries
The Editorial Board, Opinion: The Golden Age of Public Libraries Dawns Again, The Washington Post, January 1, 2022.