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A decade after counterculture’s end, the Watergate scandal and American “malaise,” and now in the waning days of the Reagan Administration, the crew of the Enterprise 1701-D addressed the “next generation” of social, political, and cultural shifts in American society. The television show’s phenomenal success not only spawned four feature films and several television spin-offs, […]

The Madison Historical Review is accepting article submissions for publication for the Spring 2016 issue. The MHR is a peer-reviewed academic journal dedicated to highlighting work from graduate students in the fields of American, Public, and World History. The deadline for submissions is January 1, 2016. Articles may be submitted by all MA students and

In an upcoming issue of the Journal of Studies in History & Culture, the editors would take into consideration the disparate and contradictory interpretations of secularism the world over. The structures of secularism and their outreach would be central to the methodology. While research within the broader framework of intellectual history is welcome, the editors

The portrayal and interrogation of masculinity has formed an important part of period drama on the small screen since the 1960s. Given that the audience for costume drama has been traditionally largely female, however, this has tended to be overlooked in favour of a focus on the central female characters that were so key to