Category: The Blog
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What We’re Reading: February 2 2022
Credit: KARENNI NATIONALITIES DEFENSE FORCE Tiger Zhifu Li, University of Sydney Chris Barrett, “‘I have nowhere to run’: Children caught in the crossfire in Myanmar”, Sydney…
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What We’re Reading: January 19 2022
Credit: DPA via Der Spiegel Mahia Bashir, London School of Economics and Political Science Paul Levi (Translated by David Fernbach), In Memory of Rosa Luxemburg…
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Call for Editors-at-Large
We welcome applications for the position of Editor-at-Large from graduate students and advanced undergraduates. We are especially interested in students working…
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What We’re Reading This Week
Credit: face2faceafrica.com Tiger Zhifu Li, University of Sydney Marissa Carruthers, “Angkor: Asia’s ancient ‘Hydraulic City,’” BBC. Angkor Wat attracts millions of visitors a year, but most…
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What We’re Reading This Week
Credit: William Clark Henry Jacob, University of Cambridge Ian Sanjay Patel, We’re here because you were there: Immigration and the end of empire, Verso Books.…
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What We’re Reading This Week
Credit: British Press Service via Onmanorama Mahdi Chowdhury, University of Cambridge Rosie Bsheer, “Historicizing hope/lessness in revolutionary times,” Jadaliyya. Connecting the author’s research on mid-century Saudi…
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What We’re Reading This Week
Credit: Domenico Remps via Sotheby’s Institute of Art Hayley Keon, University of Hong Kong Mark Whitaker, “Prince of Wales visit to India, 1921-1922: The most…
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What We’re Reading This Week
Credit: Henry Nicholls/Reuters via The New York Times Christopher Szabla, University of Hong Kong Tom Menger, “Gewalt ohne grund,” Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung. In early October, Abdulrazak…
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What We’re Reading This Week
Credit: Alamy via Open Magazine Zaib un Nisa Aziz, Yale University Grégory Pierrot, “Facing France’s ghosts: A conversation with Mame-Fatou Niang,” LA Review of Books…
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What We’re Reading This Week
Credit: SBS Rustam Khan, Massachusetts Institute of Technology Madiha Tahir, “The distributed empire of the war on terror,” Boston Review In this piece, Madiha Tahir…