H-Law sent around the call for submissions to the January 2015 issue of Federal History, the journal of the Society for History in the Federal Government. According to the call, "FH examines all aspects of U.S. government history as well as innovative work done in federal public history. FH is a peer-reviewed academic journal published both in print and online. The journal is indexed by ebscohost, and the editors welcome articles from both federal historians and those in academia.” A link directed us to the January 2014 issue, which has articles of interest to legal historians:
Roger R. Trask Lecture: A Search for Historical Understanding
Pete Daniel
The First Attempt at Federalizing Tort Law and Why It Failed
Ian J. Drake
From “Air Conditioning” Youth to STEM: The FAA and Aviation Education, 1935–2007
Theresa L. Kraus
Evil, Greed, Treachery, Deception, and Fraud: The World of Lobbying According to Senator Hugo Black
Jamie C. Euken
“This ‘Who Shot John Thing’”: Disaster Relief as an Entitlement in the 20th Century
Natalie Schuster
Serenading the President: John Adams, the XYZ Affair, and the 18th-Century American Presidency
Christopher J. Young
Interpretation and Technology: Going Mobile: Changing the Face of Interpretation in the National Park Service
Brett Oppegaard and Gregory P. Shine
