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Date: pon., 22 paź 2018, 12:09
Subject: This Week's Op Eds
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HNN Sponsor HNN Jobs Board HNN features a  Jobs Board .   If you want to post an announcement of a job related to history, come have a look!   Learn More. Featured Jobs - Assistant Professor of History in the Department of Labor Relations, Law, and History ILR School, Cornell University - Tenured Associate Professor of African American History Fairfield University - Assistant Professor - History Department SUNY Cortland - Clark Chair in Early Modern European History University of Rochester Trending on HNN - Capitalism's Final Solution Is Nothing Less than Complete Ecological Collapse Ed Simon - This Is What Max Hastings Did. Is this Plagiarism? You Decide. John R. Schindler - Is Islam a Western Religion? Juan Cole This Week's Op Eds What Historians Could Teach Senators on the Judiciary Committee by Ellen Hartigan-O'Connor and Lisa G. Materson Women's voices matter; those who want to know their experiences must train themselves to hear them. Is This the Way to Talk About Maxine Waters? by Derek Litvak What the author believes a Twitter debate reveals about white male privilege. Why the Midwest Is the Key to the Future of American Politics by Ronald L. Feinman It's the section to watch on Election Day. What Machiavelli Can Teach Us about Donald Trump by Suzy Evans Why he goes after his enemies so ruthlessly. Why the Middle East Studies Association Raised Concerns About the Publication of Stolen Iraqi Documents by Laurie A. Brand It's not because the Association has an allegedly anti-West bias. The Lawyers Are At It Again by James W. Loewen Case in point: What Princeton required when I gave a talk. One Thing that Einstein Got Wrong by Greg Bailey In the 1920s he fell for the hoopla about a strange new ship that was supposed to revolutionize transportation. It didn't. Even "Good Statues" Have Their Problems by Alan Singer A case in point. Remember When the Dodgers and Giants Moved West? by Lincoln Mitchell This was one of the consequences. What Was Life Like in a 19th Century Fishing Village in Massachusetts? by Robin Lindley That's the story maritime attorney Bradley Bagshaw tells in a novel. (Interview) Roundup Top 10! This week's broad sampling of opinion pieces found on the Internet, as selected by the editors of HNN.

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