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RetroNews magazine n°4 is here! “The time of ecological crises”
Karl Jacoby contributed to RetroNews magazine n°4, “The time of ecological crises,” published in French.
Kenneth T. Jackson discusses homeownership trends in the U.S. economy in Wall Street Journal: “Homeownership for All Is a Dying Dream.”
Kenneth T. Jackson discusses homeownership trends in the U.S. economy in Wall Street Journal: “Homeownership for All Is a Dying Dream.”
Mae Ngai is thoroughly quoted in “After the China Initiative: Seeking Accountability” published by Inside Higher Ed.
Mae Ngai is quoted discussing two scholars targeted by the DOJ’s controversial anti-espionage program in “After the China Initiative: Seeking Accountability” published by Inside Higher Ed.
Columbia World Projects Launches Center for Political Economy; Ira Katznelson will serve as the center’s inaugural co-directors.
Columbia World Projects Launches Center for Political Economy; Ira Katznelson will serve as the center’s inaugural co-directors.
Susan Pedersen wrote “A Look Back at Queen Victoria and Her Monarchy to Reflect on Queen Elizabeth II’s Reign” published by Columbia News.
Susan Pedersen wrote “A Look Back at Queen Victoria and Her Monarchy to Reflect on Queen Elizabeth II’s Reign” published by Columbia News.
The New York Review of Books interviewed Eric Foner, published here: “Light Under a Bushel.”
The New York Review of Books interviewed Eric Foner, published here: “Light Under a Bushel.”
Conversations Lecture-Viral Underclass w/ Steven w. Thrasher & Samuel K. Roberts
Adam Tooze discusses the House of Windsor in the Foreign Policy Q&A “How Rich Are Britain’s Royals?”.
Adam Tooze discusses the House of Windsor in the Foreign Policy Q&A “How Rich Are Britain’s Royals?”
Honoring George Chauncey, a Scholar of Gay History – published by Columbia University Magazine
NPR’s A Martinez talks to associate professor Natasha Lightfoot about several countries moving to break ties with the Commonwealth now that Queen Elizabeth II has died: “Queen’s death renews calls for the monarchy to reckon with Britain’s colonial past.”
NPR’s A Martinez talks to associate professor Natasha Lightfoot about several countries moving to break ties with the Commonwealth now that Queen Elizabeth II has died: “Queen’s death renews calls for the monarchy to reckon with Britain’s colonial past.”