Department of History

Jack Tager

Professor Emeritus

E-mail: patjack@history.umass.edu

Degree: Ph.D., University of Rochester (1965).
Field(s) of interest: U.S. Urban, Massachusetts and Boston history.

Graduate Courses Offered:
Topics: U.S. Urban History (Not Online)

Research Interests and Professional Activities
Author of The Intellectual as Urban Reformer: Brand Whitlock and the Progressive Movement (1968), co-editor of The Urban Vision: Selected Interpretations of the Modern American City (1970), Massachusetts in the Gilded Age (1985), the Historical Atlas of Massachusetts (1991) and Massachusetts Politics: Selected Historical Essays (1998). He is co-author of Massachusetts: A Concise History, (2000), and author of Boston Riots: Three Hundred Years of Social Violence (2000). Prof. Tager retired from the History Department in 2002 but continues to teach.

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