|
|
 |
H-DC / DC History
Related H-Net Lists
H-Net is a community of over 150 scholarly discussion lists. A number of these will be of interest to H-DC subscribers.
H-Net Lists |
| Name |
logo |
Webpage |
H-Local
the list for state and local history and museum studies. H-Local wishes to foster discussion among teachers, scholars, and practitioners of local and state history and museum professionals |
 |
webpageRecent messages
|
H-Maryland
a refereed, interdisciplinary discussion list, provides a means of communication for those persons who research, write, read, teach, and preserve Maryland history and culture and for those who work in cultural institutions located within Maryland, regardless of discipline. |
 |
webpageRecent messages
|
H-South
H-South is an electronic discussion group dedicated to the scholarly exploration of southern history; its transformations, its re-interpretations, and its meanings. |
 |
webpageRecent messages
|
H-Amstdy--American Studies
forum for research and teaching in the field of American Studies, and for interdisciplinary or multi- disciplinary perspectives on culture. The list focuses on the cultures of the United States, and offers an international perspective on the study of American culture. |
 |
webpageRecent messages
|
H-CivWar
Our discussions can include any of the following topics: current research and research interests; methods and tools of analysis; reviews of primary and secondary sources; calls for papers, conferences, grants, fellowships, and even job opportunities. H-Net also posts a list of job opportunities which embraces a variety of fields.
H-CivWar is a forum for exploring the approaches, methods, and tools used in teaching history to graduate and undergraduate students. Syllabi, reading lists, and examinations are all valuable subjects for discussion. The Civil War era can not be isolated in the study of this nation's history. Any analysis of the Civil War era is empty without a good understanding of the Jacksonian and Republican eras, urban and rural history, etc. Therefore, some overlap between H-Net lists is expected and welcome, and you are invited to introduce discussions from other forums and disciplines
|
 |
webpageRecent messages
|
H-Public
H-Public is the official voice of the public history community, sponsored by the National Council on Public History since 1994. The purpose of H-PUBLIC is to: keep public historians apprised of the latest news in the field; encourage discussion on current issues and interpretations; alert list members to critical issues affecting the historical profession; exchange information; notify subscribers of job opportunities, conferences, and other avenues for professional development; assist students and others considering a career in public history; among others |
|
webpageRecent messages
|
H-SHEAR
--H-SHEAR provides an interactive network/forum for scholars of the History of the Early American Republic |
 |
webpageRecent messages
|
H-War
--The primary purpose of H-War is to provide a forum for military historians and other scholars to communicate openly.
H-War is a moderated electronic discussion group and bulletin board for scholars, librarians, and teachers in the field of military history and is part of the H-Net family of LISTSERV discussion lists. We encourage discussions and announcements concerned with any subspecialty or era of military history, but especially those that may provide opportunities for comparative and general perspectives on the entire field.
|
|
webpageRecent messages
|
H-US1918-1945
--H-US1918-45, The New Deal era and its Origins, provides a forum for research and teaching the history of the United States, from 1918 to 1945. The primary
purpose of H-US1918-45 is to encourage lively and professional discussion of this important period in history. We are not exclusively an academic list. We also
invite the participation of K-12 teachers, public historians, historic preservationists and public policy makers. Our discussions can include any of the following topics:
current research and research interests; methods and tools of analysis; reviews of primary and secondary sources; calls for papers, conferences, grants, fellowships.
|
 |
webpageRecent messages
|
H-Urban
--WELCOME to H-URBAN, an international electronic discussion network. H-Urban was set up in February 1993 at the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC) in order to provide a forum for scholars of urban history. There are no geographical or chronological boundaries.
The primary purpose of H-URBAN is to enable historians and others interested in urban history to communicate current research and research interests easily; to ask about and to discuss new approaches, sources, methods and tools of analysis; and to comment on current historiography.
|
 |
webpageRecent messages
|
All H-Net lists
--H-Net's e-mail lists function as electronic networks, linking professors, teachers and students in an egalitarian exchange of ideas and materials. Every aspect of academic life--research, teaching, controversies new and old--is open for discussion; decorum is maintained by H-Net's dedicated editors. |
 |
webpage
|
|
|
