International and World History
1. Sheetal Chhabria, Columbia University, "The Social Meanings of Poor Housing in 19th Century Bombay"
2. Carla Stephens,Temple, "The People Organized: Mozambican Liberation and American Activism"
American History
1. Paul D. Naish, CUNY Graduate Center, The Threefold Veil of Darkness: Crypto-Criticism of the American Revolution and Conflicted Thoughts on U.S.-Mexican Relations in Timothy Flint’s Francis Berrian
2. David Keenan, Northwestern, Federalist No. 10 Reconsidered: The Early US Congress and the Origins of American Lobbying, 1789-1801
European History
1. Larissa Kopytoff, NYU, "Qu’ranic Schools and French Médersas: Education and Political Authority in Colonial French West Africa"
2. You-Sun Crystal Chung, University of Michigan, "Unlikely Alliances: A Mathematician, a Clerk, a Solicitor, a Detective Novelist and the British Empire"
Russell F. Weigley-U.S. Army Heritage Center Foundation Awar
1. Earl J. Catagnus, Jr., Temple University, “Innovation and Adaptation in the U.S. Army Infantry, 1930-1941”
2. Christopher Golding, Temple University, “British Combined Operations of the Napoleonic Wars: The Battle of Copenhagen and the Walcheren Expedition”
Saturday, April 4, 2009
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