Current Issue
Volume LXXXVIII, 2022, August, Number 3
Controlling Healthy Populations: Medicine, Biopolitics, and Racial Politics in Spanish New Orleans, 1763–1803
By Liana DeMarco
Enforcing the Fugitive Slave Acts in the South: Federalism, Irony, and the Conflict of Jurisdictions, 1787–1861
By Alice L. Baumgartner
The Fight for Fair Training: Fair Employment, Defense Worker Training, and the African American Civil Rights Movement in the South, 1940–1945
By Bryant Etheridge
Book Reviews
Historical News and Notices
Upcoming Issue
Volume LXXXVIII, 2022, November, Number 4
“In Reference to the Death of Isham”: Slavery, Law, and Their Afterlives
By Julia W. Bernier and Justin Simard
Reconciling the New Navy: Hilary Abner Herbert and the End of Reconstruction in America
By Colin McConarty
Sophia Devereux Turner and the Troubled Female Mind in the Late-Nineteenth-Century South
By Sylvia D. Hoffert
Reenvisioning Richmond’s Past: Race, Reconciliation, and Public History in the Modern South, 1990–Present
By Marvin T. Chiles
Book Reviews
Book Notes
Historical News and Notices
Past Issues
Volume I (1935)–Volume LXXXII (2016)
Volume LXXXII (2016)–Volume LXXXVIII (2022)
Journal of Southern History, 1935–2015: A Categorized Bibliography (pdf)