Foreign Policy published a Q&A with Adam Tooze: “Why This Isn’t an Economic Crisis.”

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Foreign Policy published a Q&A with Adam Tooze: “Why This Isn’t an Economic...

Susan Pedersen, contributor to The London Review of Books, shared her perspective on the overturning of Roe v. Wade in “Prejudice Rules” (LRB).

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Susan Pedersen, contributor to The London Review of Books, shared her perspective on the overturning of Roe v. Wade in “Prejudice Rules”...

Rashid Khalidi is quoted in articles about the new US embassy in Jerusalem published by Middle East Eye and The Jerusalem Post.

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Rashid Khalidi is quoted in articles about the new US embassy in Jerusalem published by Middle East Eye, Mondoweiss, and The Jerusalem...

Eugenia Lean discusses how a romance novelist transformed industrialism in early-20th-century China, and what it can teach us about technological innovation. https://chstm.org/video/137

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Eugenia Lean discusses how a romance novelist transformed industrialism in early-20th-century China, and what it can teach us about technological innovation on the Consortium for History of Science, Technology and Medicine’s podcast Historical Perspectives On...

Samuel K. Roberts has been announced as  a new member of the Society Of Fellows/Heyman Center Governing Board.

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Samuel K. Roberts has been announced as  a new member of the Society Of Fellows/Heyman Center Governing Board.