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RECENT FACULTY AWARDS
Liz Truss’s Adam Tooze wrote an argument piece for Foreign Policy: “Liz Truss’s Britain Is a Morbid Symptom of the World’s New Era.” Is a Morbid Symptom of the World’s New Era
Adam Tooze wrote an argument piece for Foreign Policy: “Liz Truss’s Britain Is a Morbid Symptom of the World’s New Era.”
Congrats to Katherine Johnston, History faculty at Montana State University and Columbia History Departmetn alum, who has just published her new book The Nature of Slavery on environmental ideas about race & slavery in British colonial America:
Congrats to Katherine Johnston, History faculty at Montana State University and Columbia History Department alum, who has just published her new book The Nature of Slavery on environmental ideas about race & slavery in British colonial America.
The New York Times published the transcript of Ezra Klein interviewing Adam Tooze.
The New York Times published the transcript of Ezra Klein interviewing Adam Tooze: “How The Fed Is Shaking The Entire System.”
New York Magazine: Intelligencer published an interview/discussion with Adam Tooze, read it here: “The Fed Might Just Break the Global Economy.”
New York Magazine: Intelligencer published an interview/discussion with Adam Tooze, read it here: “The Fed Might Just Break the Global Economy.”
Adam Tooze wrote “The first global deflation has begun” for The Straits Times.
Adam Tooze wrote “The first global deflation has begun” for The Straits Times.
James Stafford wrote “Do Sanctions Work?: A new history examines their use in the past and considers their effectiveness for the future” published by The Nation.
James Stafford wrote “Do Sanctions Work?: A new history examines their use in the past and considers their effectiveness for the future” published by The Nation.
Mae Ngai is featured in the PBS Series The Bigger Picture (with Vincent Brown) on Alfred Stieglitz’s 1907 photo, “The Steerage” — watch the episode here.
Mae Ngai is featured in the PBS Series The Bigger Picture (with Vincent Brown) on Alfred Stieglitz’s 1907 photo, “The Steerage” — watch the episode here.
Adam Tooze wrote the opinion guest essay “The All Too Real Risk of a Global Recession” published by The New York Times.
The Columbia Spectator interviewed George Chauncey and published an article about his being awarded of the Kluge Prize: “George Chauncey, recipient of Kluge Prize, on the importance of studying LGBTQ history.”
The Columbia Spectator interviewed George Chauncey and published an article about his being awarded of the Kluge Prize: “George Chauncey, recipient of Kluge Prize, on the importance of studying LGBTQ history.”
