Editorial Note The Local and Global Implications of Everyday Transgressions

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Abstract: This issue opens with Bonnie G. Smith's reflection on the life and scholarship of the late Natalie Zemon Davis. Both scholars served on this Journal's Founding Board of Associate Editors and gave shape to the fields of women's history and gender history. Among her many honors, Professor Davis served as President of the American Historical Association and received the National Humanities Medal. Smith considers Davis's profound impact on women's history through groundbreaking, accessible research and dedicated mentorship of generations of students.