The American Historical Review
Journal · Oxford University Press · ISSN 0002-8762
132,936 papers · 1,543,452 citations · h-index 384 · impact 0.1
Most-cited articles by yearJournal websiteOpenAlexEuropean Political History AnalysisBiographical and Historical AnalysisAmerican Constitutional Law and PoliticsHistorical Economic and Social StudiesColonialism, slavery, and tradeHistory and International Relations
Latest papers
- Authoritarianism, Religious Nationalism, and the Murder of GandhiThe American Historical Review · 2026
- South Carolina’s Authoritarian Tipping PointRobert D. Bland · The American Historical Review · 2026
- Everyday Bureaucratic Authoritarianism under South African ApartheidAlex Lichtenstein · The American Historical Review · 2026
- Teaching Authoritarian HistoryMark Philip Bradley · The American Historical Review · 2026
- Inside the History LabMark Philip Bradley · The American Historical Review · 2026
- Women Challenge Patriarchal AuthoritarianismDurba Mitra · The American Historical Review · 2026
- Wilfred Hammond. Catholic Nobles and the Elizabethan State, 1558–1588: Northern Affinities and the Politics of ReligionLiesbeth Corens · The American Historical Review · 2026
- Jody Lynn Allen. Roses in December: Black Life in Hanover County from Civil War to Civil RightsRandall S. Gooden · The American Historical Review · 2026
Most cited
- Provincializing Europe: Postcolonial Thought and Historical DifferenceR. Bin Wong, Dipesh Chakrabarty · The American Historical Review · 20019,551cited
- The Structure of Scientific RevolutionsMarie Boas Hall, Thomas S. Kuhn · The American Historical Review · 19637,479cited
- The End of History and the Last Man.Peter A. Fritzsche, Francis Fukuyama · The American Historical Review · 19926,497cited
- From Mobilization to RevolutionPeter N. Stearns, Charles Tilly · The American Historical Review · 19794,546cited
- The Visible Hand: The Managerial Revolution in American BusinessElisha P. Douglass, Alfred Dupont Chandler · The American Historical Review · 19784,539cited
- The Making of the English Working ClassBernard Semmel, E. P. Thompson · The American Historical Review · 19644,278cited
- The Past is a Foreign CountryEugene Webb, David Löwenthal · The American Historical Review · 19863,632cited
- Michel Foucault: Beyond Structuralism and HermeneuticsDominick LaCapra, Hubert L. Dreyfus, Paul Rabinow · The American Historical Review · 19833,552cited
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