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Writing a volume for the Oxford History of the United States is an exercise in both synthesis and ambition. The series has long set the standard for American historical writing, and to join it is to enter a multigenerational conversation about how the story of the nation’s past should be told.
Jon Parshall has spent his career asking big questions about how wars are remembered, argued over, and ultimately understood.
Navigating the vast number of opinions about what matters most for children’s healthy development can be a daunting and seemingly endless task.
Angela Huyue Zhang discusses the development, enforcement, and exceptionalism of Chinese antitrust law, and its impact on competition law in the EU and the US.