Faculty Publications
Publications written by faculty and staff in the Department of History at the University of Northern Iowa.
Submissions from 2022
Judean Piracy, Judea and Parthia, and the Roman Annexation of Judea: The Evidence of Pompeius Trogus, Kenneth Atkinson
Lords of the Marches: Imperial Identity on the Margins in Early Fourth-Century China, Charles Holcombe
Submissions from 2021
Twentieth century guerrilla movements in latin America: A primary source history, Fernando Herrera Calderón
The cherished five in sikh history, Louis E. Fenech
Submissions from 2020
Looking for the North American Invasion in Mexico City, Thomas G. Connors and Raúl Isaí Munõz
The image of guru nanak in Dadu-Panthi sources, Louis E. Fenech
Chinese Identity during the Age of Division, Sui, and Tang, Charles Holcombe
Submissions from 2018
Rewriting the history of the urban revolutionary: Documentary film and human rights activism in post-dirty war society, Fernando Herrera Calderón
Working-class heroes: Barrio consciousness, student power, and the Mexican dirty war, Fernando Herrera Calderón
Submissions from 2017
Battling bishops in Catherine II's Russia, Gregory Bruess
Submissions from 2016
Acts of Courage in World War II: Reviewing World War II through Medal of Honor Stories [Lesson Plan], Thomas G. Connors
America's National Cemeteries: A Resource Guide for College Instructors [Instructional Guide], Thomas G. Connors
Battle Cry of Freedom: Honoring African American Military Service in the Civil War [Lesson Plan], Thomas G. Connors
Diversity and U.S. Forces in World War II: Stories of Courage from Riverside National Cemetery [Lesson Plan], Thomas G. Connors
Eliza Potter's Story: Remembering the Civil War Fallen at Beaufort, SC [Lesson Plan], Thomas G. Connors
Memorial Day: Honoring Service and Sacrifice [Lesson Plan], Thomas G. Connors
Was Medieval China Medieval? (Post-Han to Mid-Tang), Charles Holcombe
Submissions from 2015
Incident at galisteo: The 1955 teapot series and the mental landscape of contamination, Leisl Carr Childers
RANJIT SINGH, THE SHAWL, AND THE KAUKAB-I IQBĀL-I PUNJĀB, Louis E. Fenech
Annie Wittenmyer and the twilight of evangelical reform, Robert F. Martin
Submissions from 2014
The U.S. rare earth industry: Its growth and decline, Joanne Abel Goldman
Chinese shogun: Gao huan (496-547), Charles Holcombe
French women and the global fight for faith: Catholic international religious outreach in turn-of-the-century France, Emily Machen
Submissions from 2013
The Sikh Z{dot below}afar-nāmah of Guru Gobind Singh: A Discursive Blade in the Heart of the Mughal Empire, Louis E. Fenech
The Xianbei in Chinese history, Charles Holcombe
Soldiers of faith behind the lines: Religious women and community patriotism during the first world war in France, Emily Machen
Submissions from 2011
Comparative methods, Michelle C. Flores
Submissions from 2009
Precolonial palm oil production and gender division of labor in nineteenth-century Gold Coast and Togoland, Donna J.E. Maier
Effects of extracellular ATP on bovine lung endothelial and epithelial cell monolayer morphologies, apoptoses, and permeabilities, David McClenahan, Kati Hillenbrand, Arvinder Kapur, David Carlton, and Charles Czuprynski
Submissions from 2007
A faraway country: Munich reconsidered, Donald E. Shepardson
Submissions from 2005
A romantic's civil war: John Esten Cooke, Stonewall Jackson, and the ideal of individual "genius", Wallace Hettle
Submissions from 1989
Women's Responses to the Challenges of Plains Living, Glenda Riley
Submissions from 1987
At Home on the Range: Essays on the History of Western Social and Domestic Life., Glenda Riley
Submissions from 1986
Review of Now That the Buffalo's Gone: A Study of Today's American Indians By Alvin M. Josephy, Jr, William H. Graves
Submissions from 1985
Women On The Great Plains Recent Developments Research, Glenda Riley
