01-16-2013 A variety of approaches;b1social, economic, and political;b1to twentieth-century Europe is the primary focus of this peer-reviewed journal. Recent articles include "Speaking Truth to Power: Contemporary History in the Twenty-First Century" and "The Poisoned Madeleine: The Autobiographical Turn in Historical Writing." This scholarly quarterly consciously attempts to bridge the gap between the professional historian and the general student of history. Although its subject matter is relatively narrow, it includes topics of wide appeal, since accessibility to a broad audience is one of its hallmarks. (Fladger, Ellen)