Frank Guridy, Sports Section Editor of Public Books, offered his book recommendations for September 2021’s “On Our Nightstands” from Public Books.

by cuhistory | Oct 4, 2021 | News | 0 comments

Frank Guridy, Sports Section Editor of Public Books, offered his book recommendations for September 2021’s “On Our Nightstands” from Public...

an episode of @OnesandToozePod to address the “coalition” negotiations going on, on both sides of the Atlantic today: In Berlin and in Washington.

by cuhistory | Oct 1, 2021 | News | 0 comments

Adam Tooze‘s podcast Ones and Tooze has a new episode to address the “coalition” negotiations going on, on both sides of the Atlantic today: In Berlin and in...

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

by cuhistory | Sep 30, 2021 | News | 0 comments

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.”

by cuhistory | Sep 30, 2021 | News | 0 comments

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”.

by cuhistory | Sep 30, 2021 | News | 0 comments

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...