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So grateful to receive this award for my work on Franco-Algerian familial relations, law, and decolonization, alongside so many other terrific scholars and projects National Endowment for the Humanities

Thank you سامرة اسمير for this powerful review essay, elaborating how the legal violence of settler colonialism and state development can never fully capture "the radical opening of the future." With gratitude. Modern Intellectual History @mihjournal.bsky.socia

Looking forward to this discussion!

Terrific new article on the legal history of postcolonial "coups" by Samuel Fury Childs Daly in Law and History Rev!

Come join my research team at Zürich if you are interested in pursuing a PhD in #environmental history, #climate history and the history of the #Anthropocene #twitterstorian #envhum deadline April 20, 22 (5 pm CET)

Looking forward to this discussion this evening MaisonFrançaise

So looking forward to reading this! Congratulations Annabel Kim!

Fantastic postdoc opportunity CornellHistory!

Congratulations, Jennifer Mittelstadt @[email protected]!!

Looking forward to this discussion on April 24 @ 3 EST with Ian Coller about his timely book, "Muslims and Citizens"... just when we'll learn the results of the French presidential election. Thanks for organizing sfhs Judy Coffin

So grateful to National Endowment for the Humanities for funding my book project on Franco-Algerian families and international law. And congratulations, too, to my brilliant Rutgers colleague @RUHistoryDept Yesenia @Y__Barragan! Thank you, John Chadwick, for this excellent write-up!

Congratulations to Hannah Frydman on the well deserved prize! Such a great article!!!

Very much enjoyed reading and reviewing the field defining volume _Power and Time: Temporalities in Conflict and the Making of History_ UChicagoPress by Natasha Wheatley Dan Edelstein and Stef Geroulanos for H-Diplo, with the Jervis Forum : networks.h-net.org/node/28443/dis…

Check this interview I did with the amazing Jennifer Mittelstadt @[email protected] for American Association of University Professors's academe magazine. It's called, "Building a New Framework of Values for the University." We discuss #InTheShaadow but so much more, about building a new university Please share... aaup.org/article/buildi…

Those who focus only on defending free speech without also defending the very structures of higher education that house and govern it, may look up to find that they've lost their ability to control academic programs, contribute to faculty governance, and even their jobs.

Thanks so much to Disha Karnad Jani and J. History of Ideas for this great conversation about genealogy, psychoanalysis, sex, personhood, and property in Algerian colonial law! Cornell University Press

Really looking forward to this discussion Stanford Center for Law and History in person and on Zoom…

With gratitude to sfhs for honoring my article on Franco-Algerian "custody battles" as gendered disputes over sovereignty and to the _JMH_ for publishing and making it open access! sfhs Chicago Journals

Congratulations Hannah Frydman ! Looking forward to reading « Between the sheets » !!