Search

Professor: Tamar Herzog - This is a survey course of the history of European law from the fall of the Roman Empire (5th century) to the establishment of the European Union and debates on Human Rights (20th century). Organized chronologically, it engages...

Professor: Kirsten Weld - Latin America’s "dirty wars" generated intense struggles over historical memory. Course focuses on Chile, Argentina, El Salvador, and Guatemala, and comparatively examines how societies reckon with bloody recent pasts that are...

Professor: Tamar Herzog - This course examines how our image of Latin American past(s) had changed in last decades in order to introduce students to some of the major debates and recent developments in history and the art of history-making. Among other...

Professor: Tamar Herzog - Legal history has become a popular pursuit in recent decades, but what does it mean to do legal history? Do lawyers, who routinely review precedent or study the evolution of specific pieces of legislation, do legal history? Do...

Professor Alejandro de la Fuente - Students in this seminar cross listed in History will work with the editor of Transition to design, edit, and produce the journal. Housed at the Hutchins Center for African and African American Research (http:/...