Kevin Kruse, Princeton University, will deliver the 2012 J. Harvey Young lecture, "One Nation Under God: Corporate Interests, Christianity, and the Rise of Religious Nationalism in America," Feb. 17, 6:00 pm. More info
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Congratulations To...
David Eltis, whose book Atlas of the Transatlantic Slave Trade, was named co-winner of the American Historical Association’s James A. Rawley Prize in Atlantic History.
Clifton Crais on his new book, Poverty, War and Violence in South Africa (Cambridge University Press).
Tom Rogers whose book, The Deepest Wounds, won the Warren Dean Memorial Prize from the Conference on Latin American History for the most significant work on Brazilian history published in English during the past two years.
