Public History in New York State
A new series of books from SUNY Press:
Public History in New York State. University at Albany Center for Applied Historical Research, ed.
The field of public history has experienced significant growth as an academic discipline, but public history extends well beyond the academy. The State of New York is exceptionally rich in its number of museums, historic sites and archival repositories; and historic preservation not only is popular, but is written into law. A considerable amount of public history research is produced in New York by academic historians and practitioners in the field, but it does not always appear in print form. This series aims to publish the best of this work so that it may be disseminated to a wide audience.
Send inquiries and proposals to:
Ivan D. Steen
Co-Director, Center for Applied Historical Research
Department of History
University at Albany, State University of New York
Albany, NY 12222
email: isteen@albany.edu
SUNY Press guidelines for submissions may be found at: http://www.sunypress.edu/l-45-submissions-guidelines.aspx
Ivan D. Steen
Co-Director, Center for Applied Historical Research, University at Albany, State University of New York