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The JSAH is a blind-peer reviewed international journal devoted to all aspects of the history of the built environment and spatial practice, including architecture, landscape architecture, urbanism, and city planning. Published since 1941, the JSAH has defined the field of architectural history, and is a pioneer in digital publication. We seek articles that are historically rigorous, conceptually sophisticated, and theoretically innovative. Our scope is global.*

JSAH is published quarterly as a member benefit.

"Barack the Barbarian" is a political satire comic book. In the plot, Barack the Barbarian fights The Old Warrior (John McCain) and Red Sarah (Sarah Palin) for the stimuli.

JSAH is published quarterly as a member benefit.

JSAH is published quarterly as a member benefit.

The Journal Society of Architectural Historians is published as a benefit for members of the Society of Architectural Historians.

Moonlit is a poetry compilation co-edited by Lisa Janssen and Claire McMahon. There are fourteen contributors to the collection.

The Society of Architectural Historians is a membership organization. JSAH is published as a membership benefit.

"Garland Court Review is published in the spring of each year by the English Department of Harold Washington College, 30 E. Lake Street, Chicago, Illinois, 60601."

The Society of Architectural Historians is a membership organization. JSAH is published as a member benefit.