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Pre-sales are available! Coming to you April, 2025. Deep 🙏 to James N. Green and Victoria Langland for the blurbs. Searching for Memory: Aluízio Palmar and the Shadow of Dictatorship in Brazil a.co/d/99Ro4w4 UNC Press

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Out now: the 2024 issue of Chronos, the Magazine of the Department of History and Classical Studies. mcgill.ca/history/files/…

We are delighted to announce the 2024 #CundillHistoryPrize finalists! ✨ Challenging dominant narratives, these ground-breaking writers provide new ways of seeing and understanding both our history and the present day. Find out more here: cundillprize.com/news/2024final…

This new edited volume looks excellent -- lots of great material for my history of development class, and for other courses on global south-south collaborations and the era of decolonization.

as been on my to-read list a long time! Congrats vanessa ogle

My book will be out in 1 month! The promo code CHILE24 is good 10/11-11/12 for 30% off pre-orders. yalebooks.yale.edu/book/978030025…

JOB ALERT: Teaching and Research Fellow in Latin American History elxw.fa.em3.oraclecloud.com/hcmUI/Candidat…

Congrats Clah members Joan Flores-Villalobos and Yanna Yannakakis on your book awards!!

Join us for an info session to learn about applying to grad school -- aimed at students in international development studies, but useful for other majors, too.

Professor Jacob Blanc's upcoming book, "Searching for Memory: Aluízio Palmar and the Shadow of Dictatorship in Brazil" will be be published by UNC Press this upcoming Spring! Make sure to preorder your copy here: uncpress.org/book/978146968… Jake Blanc McGill History and Classical Studies

Pre-orders now available! Use code 01SOCIAL30 for 30% discount. UNC Press Searching for Memory: Aluízio Palmar and the Shadow of Dictatorship in Brazil uncpress.org/book/978146968…

“Blanc’s dialectic of land and legitimacy suggests that in the Brazilian countryside, one’s sense of legitimacy was fundamentally tied to a particular relationship with land,” @Caiobarbo writes in a review of Jacob Blanc's recent book. shorturl.at/KjXnv

Many thanks @Caiobarbo for the review. Very cool to know that the Rio de Contas goes through your grandmother's backyard!