H-PAD Newsletter #6
H-PAD Members and Supporters, Attached is Historians for Peace and Democracy Newsletter #6. In it we call all H-PADers to action in the final eight […]
Announcements
H-PAD Notes, 9/10/20: Links to recent articles of interest
Links to Recent Articles of Interest “Patton and Westy Meet in a Bar” By Andrew Bacevich, TomDispatch.com, posted September 10 A fanciful alcohol-fueled conversation between […]
Faculty Network for Student Voting Rights Kick-Off this Thursday, 4 pm [JOIN US!]
Friends of H-PAD, As you may remember, in the spring we launched the Faculty Network for Student Voting Rights. It has really taken off! We […]
H-PAD Occasional Newsletter #5
The crisis deepens, the struggle continues Newsletter attached. Historians for Peace and Democracy Andor Skotnes Professor of History H-PAD-Newsletter-5-send.pdf Share List
Margaret Power on Necessary Tactical Alliances
The higher education system in the United States is in crisis. Neoliberalism, the current phase of capitalism, has led to privatization, the decrease and/or cutting […]
Marc Becker on Covid, Reopening, and Neoliberalism
On June 18, the provost at Truman State University sent a message to department chairs ordering that “Faculty are expected to physically be on campus […]
H-PAD Notes 8/12/20: Recent articles of interest; Congressional Update
A Congressional Update follows the list of articles. Links to Recent Articles of Interest “Dropping Atomic Bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki Was Unnecessary” By Gar […]
A Webinar on Austerity, Racial Capitalism and Universities
On August 15th, Scholars for Social Justice will host a webinar featuring several speakers. This webinar will take place via zoom at 1-2:30 pm EST. More information will […]
Call for action: California Ethnic Studies and Palestine
As the California Department of Education (CDE) works to finalize the Ethnic Studies Model Curriculum it is facing efforts to exclude Arab American studies from […]
H-PAD Notes 7/27/20: Recent articles of interest; Roll call votes on military budget
Links to Recent Articles of Interest “A Brief History of Dangerous Others” By Richard Kreitner and Rick Perlstein, NYR [New York Review of Books' Daily, […]