On January 12th, my paper— The House of Bagrian: Four Centuries of Hidden Contribution to Sikh History —was published in the Journal of...

Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz’s epigraph frames her “Culture of Conquest” chapter in An Indigenous People’s History of the United States within...

Portrayals of British oppression have dominated the American “origin story” through centuries; however, these perspectives highlight a...

The greatest historiographical fallacy is the notion that industrialization is at the root of modernity. To truly explore modernity as a...

Mansa Musa, king of the Mali Empire located in West Africa, ruled between 1312 and 1337. Well-known today as the richest man who ever...

In 10th-century China, society was unbalanced and required correction under the Song Dynasty. There was a widening disparity between the...

In the 1990s, with the United States having become the new global hegemon, and technological advances facilitating communication between...

Christianity was established in the First Century CE and threatened to seriously disrupt the Roman sociopolitical construct that had...

The Han Dynasty was established on the back of a rebellion against the authoritarian Qin in 202 BCE and ultimately fell in 220 CE. The...