Editorial Office:
Tamiment Library
New York University
70 Washington Square S., 10th Floor
New York, NY 10012
212-998-2632
212-995-4225 (fax)
contactrhr@gmail.com

Editorial Collective:
Robyn Autry
Erica Ball
Daniel Bender
Lisa Brock
Amy Chazkel
Duane Corpis
Van Gosse
David Kinkela
Alex Lichtenstein
Conor McGrady
Teresa Meade
Marissa Moorman
Kevin Murphy
Jim O'Brien
Enrique Ochoa
Melina Pappademos
Jason Ruiz
David Serlin
Jayeeta Sharma
Sandhya Shukla
Andor Skotnes
Karen Sotiropoulos
Michelle Stephens
Heidi Tinsman
Jennifer Tucker
Daniel J. Walkowitz
Barbara Weinstein
Rhonda Y. Williams

Editorial Associates:
Jean-Christophe Agnew
Pennee Bender
Mansour Bonakdarian
Steve Brier
Josh Brown
Peter Dimock
Ellen DuBois
Bob Edelman
Jeffrey Escoffier
Pamela Haag
Yukiko Hanawa
Douglas Haynes
Amber Hollibaugh
Martha Howell
Robin D. G. Kelley
Thomas Miller Klubock
Regina Kunzel
Dewar MacLeod
Molly McGarry
Priscilla Murolo
David Nasaw
Ellen Noonan
Karin Shapiro
Barbara Clark Smith
Mike Wallace
Jon Wiener

Managing Editor:
Joshua Frens-String

Associate Editor:
Thomas Harbison

Book Review Editor:
Duane Corpis

Curated Spaces Editor:
Conor McGrady

Radical History Review seeks to further political debate among historians, to explore radical interpretations of the past, and to stimulate cooperation and interaction among all progressive academics and activists.

Radical History Review is organized exclusively around theme-specific issues (world history, the Americas, empire, transnational labor movements, etc.). The journal welcomes submissions of articles and essays that correspond with the issues being planned and with currently posted calls for papers. Submissions that are unrelated to these themes will not be considered. We urge readers to check the Radical History Review website regularly for updates on future issues.

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Submission of an article implies that it has not been simultaneously submitted or previously published elsewhere. Authors are responsible for obtaining permission to publish any material under copyright. Contributors will be asked to assign their copyright, under certain conditions, to MARHO: The Radical Historians' Organization, Inc.

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