This is the final issue for editors @rpanchasi.bsky.social & @meghankroberts.bsky.social, but @andrewmdaily.bsky.social will be continuing on with a new pair of co-editors whose identities will be revealed soon-stay tuned!

We've also got fortunetellers, monuments & commemorations, c18-21 masculinity & race + a feature re: ANDOR!

Contributors to the vol. include: @jean23bean.bsky.social
@hannahfrydman.bsky.social @donalh.bsky.social @tgpeterson.bsky.social @laprofmme.bsky.social & @vlvde.bsky.social
Follow them all!

"Interventions" features a dialog w/Jaqueline Couti, @tgpeterson.bsky.social @corinnegressang.bsky.social gressang.bsky.social & @kringelberg.bsky.social re: The Politics of French History in Times of Crisis, a @thewsfh.bsky.social Engagé.e.s event hosted by @sarahehorowitz.bsky.social last fall.

Finally, we'd like to express our enormous gratitude to the wonderful people at University of Michigan Publishing & to our fantastic Editorial Assistant, @sfuhistory.bsky.social PhD Candidate @klgdonaldson.bsky.social. Merci mille fois!

WE LOVE YOU TERRY

2024's SPECIAL FEATURE is the JWSFH MIXTAPE, a look back on the journal's/society's 50 yrs, with article picks & reflections from @sfhs.bsky.social Executive Director Tabetha Ewing & WSFH members @skmiles.bsky.social & Robin Walz. Don't miss the AMAZING artwork by @tgpeterson.bsky.social in the PDF!

Vol. 50 also features THREE "Notes on Sources" contributions from @rebeccapscales.bsky.social @jakobburnham.bsky.social & @richardivanjobs.bsky.social. These essays focused on primary sources drawn from each author's own research have been written with fellow researchers & students in mind.

Coedited by @andrewmdaily.bsky.social @meghankroberts.bsky.social & @rpanchasi.bsky.social, this year's issue features articles on spectacle in 17th-c. Paris, child sexual assault in 19th-c. Algeria & family planning in 20th-c. Tunisia by authors Jun Huang, E. Claire Cage & Hannah Olsen.