Contexts

Tsai-Yen Han and Libby Luth talk with Minjeong Kim about her Winter 2013 Contexts article, Missing Romance.

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Dilara Demir and Heather Batson interview Nancy Bates and Theresa J. DeMaio, co-authors of the Winter 2013 Contexts feature, Measuring Same-Sex Relationships.

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Lauren Dudzak interviews Dana Britton, author of the Fall 2012 Contexts article, Keeping Rank.

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Chris Pappas interviews Amy Finnegan, author of the Winter 2013 article, The White Girl’s Burden.

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Jon Smajda interviews Laura Hamilton, co-author with Elizabeth A. Armstrong, of the Fall 2012 Contexts feature, The (Mis)Education of Karen and Monica.

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Natalie Katz from SAGE talks with Jean Beaman about her article, But Madame, We Are French Also from our Summer 2012 issue.

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Our publisher, SAGE, is now conducting podcast interviews with authors of articles in SAGE journals, including Contexts. From now on, we’ll be mixing these SAGE-conducted interviews in with the usual Contexts-produced podcasts, and they’ll be doing the same over on their site. It’s a win-win: more Contexts podcasts.

We’re kicking off this collaboration with Natalie Katz from SAGE interviewing Colby King and Matt Cazessus about their Summer 2012 article, Small Town, Big Totem.

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Crystal Bedley and Joanne Chen speak to Colin Jerolmack from New York University on hawks in the city, among other subjects. Check out the article by Jerolmack and Hilary Angelo, Nature’s Looking Glass, in the Winter 2012 issue of Contexts.

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Lilia Raileanu and Ying-Chao Kao interview Janice Irvine from the University of Massachusets on how IRBs threaten research on sexuality. Check out Irvine’s article in the Spring 2012 issue of Contexts Can’t Ask, Can’t Tell: How Institutional Review Boards Keep Sex in the Closet, as well as her book, Talk About Sex: The Battles over Sex Education in the United States.

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