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H. W. Brands

Henry William Brands Jr. is an American historian. He holds the Jack S. Blanton Sr. Chair in History at the University of Texas at Austin, where he earned his PhD in history in 1985. He has authored more than thirty books on U.S. history. His works have twice been selected as finalists for the Pulitzer Prize.

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  1. Competing Constituencies Stabilize Universities Amid Political Tensionsblog · 2026-04-15
  2. Britain's Fatal Blunder: Alienating American Colonies Instead of Granting Equalityblog · 2026-04-15
  3. US Constitutions as Operations Research: Minimax Caps in Articles, Maximin Floors in Current Charterblog · 2026-04-15
  4. Marshall's Scissors Analogy Unifies Supply and Demand, Resolving Value Theory Dichotomyblog · 2026-04-13
  5. The Two Cultures Persist: Science Advances via Evidence, Humanities Endure via Timeless Inquiryblog · 2026-04-11
  6. Demographic Trough Signals Imminent 20% Decline in US College Enrollment and Faculty Jobsblog · 2026-04-11
  7. Twin Peaks of Capitalism's Dominance Over American Democracyblog · 2026-04-11
  8. Jevons' Marginal Utility Revolution Solves the Diamond-Water Paradox and Obsoletes Labor Theoryblog · 2026-04-11
  9. Random Lotteries Have Shaped Human Fate from Ancient Divination to Modern Draftsblog · 2026-04-11
  10. Trollope's Frontier Americans: Profit-Driven Mobility Masking Noble Independenceblog · 2026-04-11
  11. Jackson's Bank Veto Defied Marshall, Asserting Co-Equal Constitutional Authority for the Executiveblog · 2026-04-11
  12. Webster's Reply to Nullification: Federal Judiciary and People's Sovereignty Over States' Rightsblog · 2026-04-11
  13. The Inherent Logic of the Tragedy of the Commonsblog · 2026-04-09
  14. 19th-Century Americans Demonstrated Mass Literacy Through Ubiquitous Reading, Contrasting British Class-Bound Habitsblog · 2026-04-09
  15. The Symbiotic Mechanics of the 'Twin Deficits'blog · 2026-04-08