History As It Really Wasn’t
[Note that this piece is a part of our weeklong series on Kissinger and historians. Come back during…
Browsing: Politics
Perilous Polarities: A Defense of Historical Ecumenism
[Note that this piece is a part of our weeklong series on Kissinger and historians. Come back…
The Kissinger Wars
[Reprinted from the Nov. 2016 issue of The American Historian. Note that this piece is a part…
Henry Kissinger and Historians
This week, Process will publish a five-part series deciphering the legacy of Henry Kissinger, edited by guest…
It’s Elections and Politics Month on Process
In recognition of this month’s election, November is elections and politics month on Process. Over the next…
The Making of a Presidential Soul
Patrick Lacroix is a Ph.D. candidate at the University of New Hampshire. That this is…
Politicizing and Practicing Motherhood: Why We Should Care What Phyllis Schlafly Served her Kids for Breakfast
“I’d like to burn you at the stake,” pioneering feminist Betty Friedan famously spat at…
Historians Ask Presidential Debate Questions
Over the past couple of weeks, we asked our twitter followers the question “As a…
The Trump Challenge
When I was in college, my professors regularly declared President Ronald Reagan “insane,” “irrational,” “dangerous,”…
What is the State of American Political History?
Fredrik Logevall and Kenneth Osgood’s recent opinion piece, “Why Did We Stop Teaching Political History?”…