Footnotes: A Journal of History
Footnotes: A Journal of History presents original primary research and historiographical papers from the University of Arizona’s undergraduate and graduate students. We are a forum of publication for historical research in a cross-variety of fields of inquiry. University of Arizona history students are able to work with the journal as both editors and authors. Footnotes highlights the importance of history and its applications in our ever-changing world.
Volume 6 • 2024
Front Matter
Articles
Changing the Landscape of Populonia: Iron-Working in Etruria
Katrina Kuxhausen-DeRose
2024-05-29 Volume 6 • 2024 • 9-16
The Ming-Mongol Wars and Borderland Society in the Mid-Sixteenth Century
Guanran Cui
2024-05-29 Volume 6 • 2024 • 17-25
The Legacy of Shoe Reform: The Annie Jenness Miller Boots
Maci Griffith
2024-05-29 Volume 6 • 2024 • 26-31
Walter Benjamin's Pessimistic Politics: Between Historicism and Postmodernism
Justin Pearce
2024-05-29 Volume 6 • 2024 • 32-40
Why He Fights: The Forgotten Crusaders of Operation Barbarossa
Christopher Ian Bishop
2024-05-29 Volume 6 • 2024 • 41-46
Zero Hour for Whom? Conflict and Continuity in Europe at the End of the Second World War
J. Alexander Killion
2024-05-29 Volume 6 • 2024 • 47-52