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Volume 7 • Number 1

February 2010


Editor's Message  

Forum: Women and World History

Introduction
by Timothy May, Guest Forum Editor
 
Grand Princess Olga: Pagan Vengeance and Sainthood in Kievan Rus
by Heidi Sherman
 
Some Royal Mongol Ladies: Alaqa-beki, Ergene-Qatun and Others
by Paul D. Buell
 
Eliza Lucas Pinckney: Production and Consumption in the Atlantic World
by Eliza L. Martin
 
"Manuela Sáenz and the Independence of South America"
by Nicola Foote
 
'Never of Feminism': Pilar Primo de Rivera and the Spanish Right
by Jessica Davidson
 
Two Women Prime Ministers in the West in the Late Twentieth Century
by Anneke Ribberink
 
Shajar al-Durr: A Case of Female Sultanate in Medieval Islam
by Amalia Levanoni
 

Articles

Women in World History: Where to start?
by John Maunu
 
"Reel Germans": Teaching German (And World) History with Film
by Richard Byers
 
Using Debate Competition in the Classroom: History Style
by Jason Webster and Grady Long
 
From Architecture to Yams: Professional Reading for the Busy World History Teacher
by Tom Mounkhall
 
Engaging Students in Jigsaw Learning, Poster Projects, and Ad Hoc Debates To Encourage Them to Become Critical Thinkers
by James A. Diskant
 

Book Reviews

Edmund Burke III, David Christian, and Ross E. Dunn, World History: The Big Eras. A Compact History of Humankind for Teachers and Students. A Companion to World History for Us All. A Model Curriculum for World History.
by Craig Benjamin
 
Anthony Penna, The Human Footprint: A Global Environmental History.
by Mary Jane Maxwell
 
Gary Y. Okihiro, Pineapple Culture: A History of the Tropical and Temperate Zones.
by Alan Rosenfeld
 
Andrew Edmund Goble, Kenneth R. Robinson, and Haruko Wakabayashi, eds. Tools of culture: Japan's Cultural, Intellectual, Medical, and Technological Contacts in East Asia, 1000-1500s.
by Michael Wert
 
Books available for review
by Alan Rosenfeld
 
 
 


 
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