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The Journal of Arizona History is the quarterly, peer-reviewed journal of record for Arizona history. It publishes original research articles on the history and culture of Arizona and the surrounding region (the U.S. Southwest and the US-Mexico borderlands region). Each issue also includes a robust book-review section featuring 10–15 reviews of important new scholarly texts. Although mostly focused on one state, the Journal of Arizona History seeks to be historiographically relevant to scholars of western and borderlands history.
published by
Arizona Historical Societyviewing issue
Volume 60, Number 2, Summer 2019Editorial Board
Editorial Consultants
2018–2019
Michael Brescia, University of Arizona
Leah S. Glaser, Central Connecticut State University
Jennifer McLerran, Northern Arizona University
Jeffrey P. Shepherd, University of Texas at El Paso
2018–2021
Maurice Crandall, Dartmouth College
Katherine Massoth, University of Louisville
Andrew Needham, New York University
Colleen O’Neill, Utah State University
Staff
Editor
David C. Turpie
Assistant Editors
Susan Irwin
Ian J. Jesse
Benjamin DuMontier
Publications Assistant
Brandi Klein
Graduate Editorial Assistants
Jaynie Adams
Ashley N. Wunder
