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Conspiracy theories do not just express distrust – they can also transform it into political authority. Michele Bachmann’s career offers a fitting example of this process during the Tea Party era (2008-2012)…
by Robert A. Johnson II The information environment for public history has changed. The massive movement of history into online,...
by Laura Herges May 16, 1929, would go down in history as the birthday of the world’s most prestigious awards...
by Rachel Marie Davis Introduction Following the 2024 electoral loss of Kamala Harris to Donald Trump, the question “so, what...
by Rogier Platter Introduction American democracy has been fragile and contested since its inception. Abraham Lincoln’s “government of the people,...
by Sequana Birkel
Conspiracy theories do not just express distrust – they can also transform it into political authority. Michele Bachmann’s career offers a fitting example of this process during the Tea Party era (2008-2012)…
by Robert A. Johnson II The information environment for public history has changed. The massive movement of history into online,...
by Laura Herges May 16, 1929, would go down in history as the birthday of the world’s most prestigious awards...
by Rachel Marie Davis Introduction Following the 2024 electoral loss of Kamala Harris to Donald Trump, the question “so, what...
by Rogier Platter Introduction American democracy has been fragile and contested since its inception. Abraham Lincoln’s “government of the people,...
by Martin Utsch Since the return of Donald Trump to the White House, trade tariffs have been a recurring theme...
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