By Anthony Cerulli, author of The Practice of Texts: Education and Healing in South India In the early 2000s, I spent some time in south India learning about the history and contemporary …
Read More >This interview was originally published on Public Seminar and is reproduced here with permission. Marc Stein is Professor of History at San Francisco State University, where he teaches U.S. law, politics, sexuality, …
Read More >As the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations convenes this week in New Orleans, UC Press is pleased to remove the paywall from select journal content that we think will be …
Read More >Shannon Orr’s “Stakeholders and Invasive Asian Carp in the Great Lakes” is a worthy recipient of this year’s prize for CSE’s best case study. It provides a compelling example of the nuances and frequent dynamism of stakeholder interests, and the difficulty of reconciling said interests.
Read More >Michaela Soyer is an Associate Professor of Sociology at Hunter College and a first-generation scholar. Her current work focuses on delinquency, incarceration, recidivism and social theory. She has also conducted research about …
Read More >by Mario Telò, Representations Editorial Board It is not an overstatement to say that Judith Butler is the most influential intellectual in the world. Indeed, their work has changed people’s lives, including …
Read More >By Armond R. Towns, author of On Black Media Philosophy In 1955, the British colonial psychiatrist J.C. Carothers published The Psychology of Mau Mau. The report was directed to the Protectorate of Kenya …
Read More >By Alex J. Taylor, author of Forms of Persuasion: Art and Corporate Image in the 1960s In a short commentary in the Los Angeles Times published earlier in the year, art critic …
Read More >For this year’s Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, our authors reflect on the the verbal and violent hate crimes against AAPI communities, which increased over the last couple years with the outbreak …
Read More >By Michael Hollerich, author of Making Christian History: Eusebius of Caesarea and His Readers As I was finishing work on my new book, Making Christian History, Christopher Beeley—who at the time was …
Read More >
