- Letter from the Executive Director 2
Happy Twenty-Fifth Birthday, WHA 1982-2007 by Maggie Favretti, Scarsdale High School 2
The World History Association at 25 by Kevin Reilly (President 1982-84, 1986-88) 5
The WHA: A Personal Prehistory by Ross Dunn (President 1984-86) 6
The Eunuch and the Giraffe by Arnold Schrier (President 1988-90) 8
A Presidential Message by Marilynn Jo Hitchens (President 1990-92) 12
Celebrating 10 Years: A Message from the President, Fall 1992 by Raymond M. Lorantas (President 1992-94) 14
Why the World History Association Matters: A Personal Reminiscence by John A. Mears (President 1994-96) 15
Ethnicity, Empire, and the Rise of Nationalism in the Ottoman-Controlled Balkans, 1804-1833 by John A. Mears 16
A Quarter Century is Only the Beginning by Judith P. Zinsser (President 1996-98) 18
A Message from the President, Fall 1999 by Heidi Roupp (President 1998-2000) 20
Globalism is the Natural State of Humankind by Carter Vaughn Findley (President 2000-02) 21
Remembrance of Things Past: Founding the Hawaii Headquarters by Ralph Croizier (President 2002-04) 23
Reflections on the WHA in 2004 and 2005 by David Northrup (President 2004-06) 24
How English Became the Global Language: Perspectives from South Asia and Africa by David Northrup 25
Letter from the President by Michele Forman (President 2006-2008) 27
Teaching Forum
Teaching World History with Graphic Novels by Linda Kelly Alkana, California State University, Long Beach 28
2007 WHA Teaching Prize Winner — Gateway to the Seventeenth Century: Dutch Shipwrecks on the West Australian Coast by Cedric G. Beidatsch, University of Western Australia 32
A Week in the Life of Mahatma Gandhi: A Lesson Plan by Kay Koppedrayer, Wilfrid Laurier University 38
Book Reviews 43
The 16th Annual Conference: A Success for Those Who Made It There by Al Andrea, University of Vermont (Retired) 52
The 17th Annual Conference: University of London, Queen Mary College 25-29 June 2008 58
The WHA at the AHA: Washington, D.C. 3-6 January 2008 72