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History of Education

The History of Education book series, published by Information Age Publishing, features monographs that present historical analyses and interpretations of matters of concern to education. Each volume in the series is developed and edited in partnership with the Organization of Educational Historians, which, since 1965, has endeavored to promote the pursuit of educational history through opportunities for presentation and discussion of papers at annual meetings. This series promotes historical texts that detail marginalized voices in educational history, present new historical analyses or interpretations of academic and intellectual traditions, and provide more profound understandings of educational progression and development in the US and/or abroad. The History of Education book series seeks out a variety of education-based history topics including, but not limited to, adult education history and trends, agricultural instruction and vocational learning, civics, and educational outreach, Cold War educational change, disease, and medical education, educational leadership and administration history, institutional and intellectual biographies, literacy history, race, class, and gender issues, religion and education, social studies curricular trends, etc.

About OEH
The Organization of Educational Historians (OEH) is an academic society of scholars from throughout the nation who produce research on educational history. OEH, formerly known as the Midwest History of Education Society, meets each fall for its annual conference, which is typically held in Chicago. We present papers, discuss recent changes in scholarship on educational history, consider ways to promote the teaching of educational history at our universities, and otherwise make plans for the future of OEH.

OEH sponsors the American Educational History Journal, a peer-reviewed publication that recently celebrated its 35th year of publication. For more information on AEHJ, the OEH Annual Conference, or other matters related to the organization, visit www.edhistorians.org

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