David Andress, University of Portsmouth

“The Age of Revolutions site is an excellent historical resource. Over several years, its editors have consistently curated an ongoing series of thematic discussions, bringing key aspects of contemporary historiography to a wider online audience.”

Julie Hardwick, UT Austin

“Age of Revolutions represents stellar public scholarship.  It showcases cutting edge research by junior historians and presents it in very accessibly written short form posts that gives quick tastes of important work in the pipeline.”

Lynn Hunt, UCLA

“When I go to a scholarly website, I don’t expect to be surprised, if only because I am often looking for something specific. But when I go to Age of Revolutions I always find something unexpected and unexpectedly helpful for my own teaching or research.” 

Karin Wulf, Brown University

“One of the most important developments in the last decade in communicating history to a wider audience is the group blog—most of these developed by early career scholars. Age of Revolutions is a real model in having a clear focus, a process of review and editing, and a range of topics and writers.”