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The Depressed History Job Market  Jan. 5

As analysis suggests decline of 15 percent or more in openings, those on the job market and those hiring ponder choices and trade rumors about next searches to be called off. more

History Beyond the Nation-State  Jan. 5

Advocates for “transnational” studies see their field growing and starting to put down institutional roots — in a challenge to traditional modes of global study. more

Proving the Benefits of Peer Instruction  Jan. 5

Students appear to learn when they share ideas in class — but are they just taking cues from smart peers? A study suggests otherwise. more

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The Adjuncts’ Mandate

With academic groups issuing reports, and a new administration about to arrive in Washington, this could be a key moment for those off the tenure track, but they need to be leading the charge, writes Gregory Zobel. And that means a new union. more

Seeking Money for Universities, Not Students

Wrapped in high-minded rhetoric, public colleges’ plea for federal stimulus funds is purely pork barrel politics, argues Jane S. Shaw. more

Risks of Admissions Marketing on Facebook

Admissions officers should be careful about assuming they have any control, write Doug Usher and Barry Reicherter. more

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