Submissions from 2015
Writing About Cannibal Diets And Consuming Black Africans In France During The First Half Of The Twentieth Century, Lauren Janes
Working for God, Country, and “Our Poor Mexicans”: Catholic Women and Americanization at the San Antonio National Catholic Community House, 1919-1924, Jeanne D. Petit
Bathsheba as an Object Lesson: Gender, Modernity and Biblical Examples in Wang Mingdao's Sermons and Writings, Gloria S. Tseng
Submissions from 2014
Curiosité Gastronomique Et Cuisine Exotique Dans L'entre-deux-guerres Une Histoire De Goût Et De Dégoût, Lauren R. Janes
Submissions from 2013
Mere Believers: How Eight Faithful Lives Changed the Course of History, Marc Baer
Review of "The Monster Evil: Policing and Violence in Victorian Liverpool" by John E. Archer., Marc Baer
Foreign Correspondence: International Content in the American Journal of Nursing, 1901-1922, Jonathan D. Hagood
Selling Rice To Wheat Eaters: The Colonial Lobby And The Promotion Of "Pain de Riz" During And After The First World War, Lauren R. Janes
Submissions from 2012
A Brief Introduction to Data Mining Projects in the Humanities, Jonathan Hagood
Unidad Médica: Physicians' Unions and the Rise of Peronism in 1930s – 1950s Buenos Aires, Jonathan Hagood
“Up Against a Stone Wall: Gender, Power and the National Catholic Community Houses,”, Jeanne D. Petit
Botany or Flowers? The Challenges of Writing the History of Indigenization of Christianity in China, Gloria Tseng
Submissions from 2010
Review of 'African Soccer Scapes: How a Continent changed the World's Game', by Peter Alegi, Tamba M'bayo
The Notables and the Nation: The Political Schooling of the French, 1787-1788, Gloria S. Tseng
