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Historians on the Hot Seat Following is a list of historians who have been the subject of news stories. The list is arranged in reverse chronological order, as are the entries within each section. Entries are taken from the websites cited. BRYAN LE BEAU: Accused of Plagiarism

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by Ralph E. Luker

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by Ray Neff

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On occasion this page will include, in addition to historians, political scientists and economists who write about history. We may from time to time even include English profs.Note: Comments in some cases have been edited.Click here for the archives. Tom Engelhardt: The Bush Team's Playing at War Arnold Beichman: Anti-Semitism Is Globa

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Historians on the Hot Seat Following is a list of historians who have been the subject of news stories. The list is arranged in reverse chronological order, as are the entries within each section.RICHARD MCCORMICK:

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JONATHAN DRESNER: A TEACHER'S LAMENT (PART 1 OF MANY) 12-26-03:According to the NY Times, computer scientists are developing software that can produce credible paraphrases of English-language texts. Yippee. It's hard enough assigning papers to students today, with the ease of computer-aided

Liberty & Power: Group Blog

DAVID T. BEITO: ANTI-IMPERIALIST DILEMMAS, 1900 AND 2004, 12-26-03 Sam Koritz points out that nineteenth century classical liberals, like modern antiwar libertarians and conservatives, had intense debates about the comparative advantages of third party and major party strategies. This was certainly true in the 1900 when anti-imperialist gold democrats pondered whether to support William Jennings Bryan over

Déjà vu

by Judith Apter Klinghoffer

DECEMBER LOOKS GOOD 12-23-03The end of the semester is always hectic, so I have not written much. I suspect my readers do not mind for they are busy too. In any case, let's pray that the unpleasant alert will not mar the good news we have been getting recenly. It looks as if with the capture of Saddam, the turn around of Kaddafi (note he has committed himself to democratic reforms!), the renewal of accomodating noises made by Musharaf not on

Thinking It Through 11-18-03

by Thomas M. Spencer

Last Update: 9:28 a.m. CSTSTOP THE BLOG -- I WANT TO GET OFF 11-18-03 Well I guess it’s about time to come clean folks. I’ve loved this blogging thing over the last fifteen months but, I’m afraid to say, it’s time to hang it up. There are several reasons for stopping it now. First of all, I’m spending way too much time on it and it’s time for me to use that time more productively. I promised

Student of History ... Draft-Age Blogger 8-01-03

by Nathan Williams

Historians' Take on the News: Archives 7-15-03 to 9-24-03

What Bernard Lewis Thinks of Iraq Now Barry Rubin: The 3 Revolutions in the Middle East World Ibrahim al-Marashi: What Did Saddam Call this War? James M. McPherson: Bush Revisionism Juan Cole: Is Israel in Violation of the Geneva Accords?

Notes of a Left-Wing Cub Scout 08-12-03

by Jeffrey L. Pasley

 "Four score and a hundred and fifty years ago/ Our forefathers made us equal as long as we can pay/ Yeah, well

Historians' Take on the News: Archives 4-15-03 to 7-11-03

Does 9-11 Give Bush a Lock on the White House in 2004? Max Boot: Small Wars Can Be Won Daniel Pipes: A Smooth Ride with the Help of the Road Map to Peace? Victor Davis Hanson: WMD Will Be Found Eric Hobsbawm: You Can't Criticize America Daniel Pipes: Prime Ministe