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Reviews in History (www.history.ac.uk/reviews/)is the online reviews journal of the Institute of Historical Research at the University of London. Established in 1996, the journal has published nearly 500 reviews of a broad range of scholarly works in history. Reviews are longer than in many journals, giving the reviewer a chance for real engagement with the volume under review. A wide range of historical periods, regions, themes, methods and perspectives are covered. All reviews invite authorial response. Reviews in History has a free weekly email digest alerting subscribers to new reviews. To subscribe for free, email SUBH06 to ihr.reviews@sas.ac.uk.
Reviews in History is well known within the UK academic community, and is now particularly keen to increase the number of books reviewed from non-UK authors and presses, and to expand its readership worldwide. Any comments and suggestions are most welcome, and we look forward to hearing from you in the future.
Recent reviews include:
The Lights That Failed. European International History, 1919–1933, by Zara Steiner (reviewed by Patricia Clavin)
Forgotten Lunatics of the Great War, by Peter Barham (reviewed by Jonathan Toms)
Birthing the Nation: Sex, Science, and the Conception of Eighteenth-Century Britain, by Lisa Forman Cody (review by Alysa Levene)
Medieval Marriage: Symbolism and Society, by David d'Avray (review by Ruth Mazo Karras)
Email address for comments and subscriptions: ihr.reviews@sas.ac.uk
Website: www.history.ac.uk/reviews/
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