Sunday Book Roundup

This week, H-Net posted a review of Chanelle N. Rose's The Struggle for Black Freedom in Miami: Civil Rights and America's Tourist ...

A Symposium on Mendez v. Westminster

We've noted the publication of Philippa Strum's book on Mendez v. Westminster and an exhibit on the litigation in the federal cour...

Graff on Interdisciplinarity in the Twentieth Century

Given that legal history sits at the intersection of two disciplines, we thought the following new release may be of interest: Undisciplinin...

Orfield on "Milliken, Meredith, and Metropolitan Segregation"

The UCLA Law Review recently published an article of interest: " Milliken, Meredith, and Metropolitan Segregation ," by Myron Orf...

Sunday Book Roundup

Greetings from The Terrace at the University of Wisconsin, Madison--quite possibly the happiest place to finish up a Sunday Book Roundup aft...

Sunday Book Roundup

There's no shortage of book reviews to read this weekend! To start with, The New Rambler   reviews Naomi Murakawa's The First Civil...

Celebrating Nadia Mehr

From the Malaysia Sun  -  First Pakistani girl gets doctorate in medieval history in Indian Kashmir : Nadia Mehr has scripted history by bec...

Collegiate Foundress: Dervorguilla of Galloway

From BBC News : An Oxford University college may have taken its name from a medieval lord, but it was under the watchful eye of his widow th...