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Q&A with the Editors of "Environmental Sociology Now"
Mar 19 2026
The editor team of "Environmental Sociology Now" on the future of the discipline, the goal of this exciting new volume, and how to use it in classrooms and research agendas.
We already have the tools to better address human trafficking
Aug 22 2024
July 30th is the UN-recognized World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, while January 11th is the US-recognized National Human Trafficking Awareness Day. While these days are crucial for shining a spotlight on the problem, the conversation often stops short of deeper insights and solutions. Criminological theories can offer us the foundation and tools to do just that.
Teaching on Modern Art & Economic Development: a Class Resource
Feb 15 2022
By Sarah-Neel Smith, author of Metrics of Modernity: Art and Development in Postwar TurkeyThis post is designed as a classroom resource for teachers and students interested in modern Turkish art and larger themes of modernism in a global context. It is adapted from the new release Metrics of Mod
We Can Bring an Intersectional Orientation to Communication Courses
Mar 31 2021
By Cindy L. Griffin, author of Beyond Gender Binaries: An Intersectional Orientation to Communication and IdentityIntersectionality is one of the most transformative orientations we can assume as teachers, scholars, researchers, and activists. Like my colleagues across the disciplines, and the s
7 Videos to Help Instructors Discuss Current Events in the Classroom
Jan 06 2021
Looking for more video content for your courses? We've rounded-up some recent recorded events, short lectures, and Q&As with our authors to integrate into your lesson plans.The featured books cover a wide-range of current events and social justice topics, including racial justice and Black L