Marriages of love and convenience: The French dating market and the revolution of romantic love (19th-20th century)
The history of ‘indecent advertisements’ in public toilets
Front page of advertisement pamphlet for the ‘Booster’, 1935.
The enhanced interrogator: Dr. James Mitchell’s perspectives on enhanced interrogation
Correcting popular misconceptions about the origins of the Marihuana Tax Act of 1937
Capitalism: A Global History
The Place of History in British Criminology: 20th‐Century Developments
Why we need a new Dickens
Washington Monthly | J Mahoney
Invisible Illness: A History, from Hysteria to Long COVID
The Product of Medicine: How Efficiency Made American Health Care. By Caitjan Gainty. Duke University Press, 2025. 225 pp. $99.95 (cloth). ISBN: 1‐47‐802842‐4
Psychiatric Contours: New African Histories of Madness
Art and madness in 20th century Brazilian psychiatry
The Anti-Fascist Origins of Swedish Social Democracy
1965: A Flatshare in London | Man Alive | Classic Documentary | BBC Archive
Intensive Care Coordination Using the Wraparound Approach for Children with Complex Behavioral Health Needs
When the Wolfenden Report was published 68 years ago this week, it pushed for decriminalising male homosexuality – but it also led to a crackdown on sex workers. Sir John Wolfenden was unprepared for the backlash that his dry, academic 155-page government report would provoke. “All sorts of people said all sorts of things, and all sorts of people wrote all sorts of things on the pavement outside our house,” he told BBC radio. “I have from one religious sect an official curse. Typed.” He was surprised by how “violent” the press reaction was: “I didn’t expect it to make as much splash as it did.”
Christmas in Appalachia (1964) “The Permanently Poor”
Hilja Pärssinen and the religious grounds for socialist welfare in early twentieth-century Finland
Girmit, intimacy and sexual violence: indentured women on colonial sugar plantations, c. 1834–1917
Italian pellagra and pellagrous insanity
Archiving the initiative of the Chinese rural left-behind women of migrant men in modern epistolary narratives (1910s–1920s)
Anti‐Consumerism Action Practices and Media Representation of Chinese Netizens: A Netnographic Study of the Douban “No Buy” Group
How did Leo Kanner distinguish early infantile autism from childhood schizophrenia?
The Solidarity Economy: Nonprofits and the Making of Neoliberalism after Empire. By Tehila Sasson
Bulls, Crocodiles, and Other Scientific Instruments: Margaret Lowenfeld and the Alternative History of Child Psychotherapy
The cultural legacy of ‘We’ll Meet Again’: an exploration of the song’s historical and ongoing ties to gender and the nation at war
The History of Emotions ByRob Boddice, Manchester University Press. 2023. pp. 296. £17.99 (paper). ISBN: 9781526171177
Vietnamese ‘comfort women’: history without memory
Social movements to ban asbestos in Japan: influence of trade unions and the late development of grassroots mobilization
Women as child carers: Arranging and compensating mothering in early modern Lancashire
Desistance and Persistence: Women and Habitual Violence in Late Victorian and Edwardian England
From shock to the diencephalon: ECT inventor Ugo Cerletti’s theory of consciousness
‘I praie ye send for the courall’: children’s coral as the physical embodiment of parental hopes and fears in early modern England
The emergence of state-led unionism in Turkey following World War II
‘Ever growing fascism’: the Jean Field custody case and weaponizing family law in the United States during the Cold War
1984: The House Husband | Men: At Home | Voice of the People | BBC Archive
Wanted: marriage partner! Partner preferences in newspaper contact adverts in the Netherlands, 1900-1955
Forgotten photos reveal women who powered India’s freedom struggle
Women leading a boycott procession while holding the provisional national flag
Black Elders: The Meaning of Age in American Slavery and Freedom
‘Spending my youth between four walls’: experiences of time in Belgian reform schools, 1900–1960
The Rise and Fall of the Sunbed in Britain: tanning culture from fad to fear
How Catholic women in 18th-century Italy defied sexual harassment in the confessional
Hong Kong exhibition explores local LGBTQ history in the ’80s and ’90s – from gay bars to civil society groups
Waltzing Matilda, opened in the late 1950s in Tsim Sha Tsui, is believed to be Hong Kong’s first gay bar – but that was never the plan.
My Fight For Irish Freedom
Polish Refugees in British Lunatic Asylums, 1836–1879: Authority Figures and Social Control Mechanisms
The National League of the Blind: March to London 1920
200 Ansel Adams Photographs Expose the Rigors of Life in Japanese Internment Camps During WW II
Postmistresses and the state, 1660–1715
From coerced confessions to biased assessments: Lessons from 1928.
MK-Ultra: The CIA’s secret pursuit of ‘mind control’
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Charlotte Perkins Gilman: A Pragmatist Framework for Constructing a New Humanhood
