
The Madison Historical Review (MHR) is a peer-reviewed academic journal operated by graduate students in the History Department at James Madison University. Established in 2003, the MHR publishes the work of graduate students at peer institutions, offering contributing authors a unique introductory experience in scholarly publishing. The MHR is committed to helping emerging historians refine their analytical and writing skills, and enhance professional development.
Current Volume: Volume 20 (2023)
"'Joo wa dare?' Who is the Queen?" Queen Contests During the Wartime Incarceration of Japanese Americans
Bailey Irene Midori Hoy
Intelligence Operations Conducted on Martin Luther King Jr. and His Loose Morals: The Changing Motivations for His Surveillance
Haley D. North Ms.
Savages and Sable Subjects: White Fear, Racism, and the Demonization of Creole Voodoo in New Orleans in the 19th Century
Christopher L. Newman
Black Power & the Slave Trade: How the Memory of Slavery Disrupted White Supremacy, 1959-1989
Melanie R. Holmes
Volume 20 Editors
Executive Editor |
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Anna Neubauer |
Associate Editor |
Kevin Johnson |
Faculty Advisor |
Dr. Christian Davis |
Editorial Board
Annette Guild | Thomas Kidd |
Karen Luu | Zoe Joyner | Ryan Kitts | Mackenzie Mason | Kade Kahanek | Matt Luther | Subat Matin | Jack Morris | Giuseppe Vitale |