Benjamin Bryce

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    • To Belong in Buenos Aires
    • The Boundaries of Ethnicity
    • Healing the Nation
    • Grounds for Exclusion
    • Race and Transnationalism
    • Making Citizens in Argentina
    • Entangling Migration History
  • Teaching
    • Migration in the Americas (January 2022)
    • World History Since 1900 (2021)
    • Hist 356: Twentieth-Century Germany (Fall 2021)
    • Global Migration (January 2021)
    • World History since 1550 (Winter 2020)
    • Global History of Public Health (Winter 2020)
    • Experiential Learning: Fisheries and Labour (Fall 2019)
    • Borderlands: An International History (Fall 2019)
    • Republican Latin America (Fall 2019)
    • Environment, Export Economies, and Workers in Latin America (Fall 2018)
    • The Age of Empire (Fall 2018)
    • The Welfare State: An International History (2016)
    • Canadian Nationalisms (Fall 2013)
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    • Towards a History of the Americas
    • The Mosaic vs. the Melting Pot?
    • Comparing Germans in Ontario and Buenos Aires
    • SEMINECAL 2012: Latin American Conference on Canadian Studies

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    RSS Active History

    • Inventing the Thrifty Gene: The Science of Settler Colonialism (book review)
    • Rediscovering Private Hasan Amat: Canada’s First Muslim Soldier Killed in the First World War
    • Crossing the Line: Women’s Opposition to the Winnipeg General Strike
    • 13th Annual (?) Year in Review (100 Years Later)
    • “We’ll Fight To The End:” Working Women and the Winnipeg General Strike
    • Teenage Consumers – What’s Old is News
    • Between Two Worlds
    • Women United – What’s Old is News
    • “to take a normal place in the business and social world”: The Work of Women’s Voluntary and Service Associations in Residential Schools and Indian Hospitals
    • Respecting Data Sovereignty Starts With the Stories We Tell About the Past

    RSS German Canadian Studies Blog

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    RSS Histoire Engagée

    • Colloque Femmes d’histoire & Histoire de femmes: Montréal, 7 et 8 novembre 2025
    • Colloque Femmes d’histoire & Histoire de femmes: Québec, le 15 novembre 2025
    • Recension des Carnets de guerre culturelle de Francis Dupuis-Déri
    • Une histoire de regards. Revoir Peter Jackson, Pour les soldats tombés (They Shall Not Grow Old), long-métrage, 99 min., 2018
    • La question des pensionnats indiens dans les manuels d’histoire au Québec
    • Donner vie à l’archive : Recension de la pièce Corps fantômes
    • Utiliser la littérature jeunesse pour aborder les sujets sensibles en histoire : récit de pratique autour de la Shoah
    • L’intelligence artificielle en classe : abandonner, céder ou se tenir debout?
    • Merci Benoit !
    • Les filles de Jeanne. Histoire de vies anonymes, 1658-1915
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