I could not be happier with the critical reception of Our Germans: Project Paperclip and the National Security State since its release in early 2018. Reviews in the ...

The September 2019 issue of Reviews in American History introduced readers to a new and unique feature. Although RAH is a book review...

After walking through woods and wetlands many times one notices that certain wildflower species occur together, and with particular species of trees, shrubs, and other plant species within a region.  This unique assemblage of rather predictable...

Writing a book that is designed to be both a textbook and a reference volume requires a strong bridge between the two objectives.  For Across This Land the bridge is...

America’s annual celebration of Black History month honors the innumerable (and all too often, overlooked) contributions that African Americans have made to this country. It is also a time to strive for a deeper, more nuanced understanding of the...

As a geriatric and palliative care physician, I have provided medical care to many patients in their homes. They are typically very sick: some of them are frail, some suffer from dementia, a number are approaching the end of life. They have spent...