Mae Ngai’s book, The Chinese Question, was reviewed by Simon Winchester in The Spectator (London)

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Mae Ngai’s book, The Chinese Question, was reviewed by Simon Winchester in The Spectator (London): “How 19th-century gold rushes led to a distrust of...

Adam Tooze assesses the economic impact of the pandemic in The Economist’s podcast Money Talk: “Bricks and mortar—the perils of property markets.”

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Adam Tooze assesses the economic impact of the pandemic in The Economist‘s podcast Money Talk: “Bricks and mortar—the perils of property...

Camille Robcis reviews two memoirs which grapple with the fragility of consent, and the psychological consequences for young people in Public Books: “France and the Question of Consent”.

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Camille Robcis reviews two memoirs which grapple with the fragility of consent, and the psychological consequences for young people in Public Books: “France and the Question of...

Barbara Fields is referenced in The New York Times Op-Ed “What’s Missing From the Conversation About Systemic Racism” by John McWhorter.

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Barbara Fields and her scholarship are referenced in The New York Times Op-Ed “What’s Missing From the Conversation About Systemic Racism” by John...

What saved the global economy from another Great Depression?

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Adam Tooze had an interview with Ian Bremmer on the latest episode of GZERO World, which aired on on US public television starting Friday 9/23/21: “What saved the global economy from another Great...