by Daniel Hirshman, Philip Schwadel, Rick Searle, Erica Deadman, and Ijlal Naqvi
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Summer 2018
“You can’t tell a story like [the financial crisis] with realism. You need fantasy to explain it.” –Max Gladstone, author of The Craft Cycle …
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by David Pettinicchio, Pamela Oliver, Jennifer Earl, Matthew W. Hughey, and Melissa Brown
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Spring 2018
Exploring a time of contentious political engagement, from individual actions to the social, regional, and topical movements taking form online, in the halls of government, and out in the streets
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by Gretchen Livingston, Peter Wallenstein, Angela Gonzales, and Christopher Bonastia
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Fall 2017
Four essays on the Loving v. Virginia case, including the “bureaucratic genocide” that narrowed mildred loving’s racial identity, the persistence of racial binaries alongside the rise of intermarriage, and public constructions of memory.
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by Shehzad Nadeem, Nicole LaVoi, Cheryl Cooky, Erin Buzuvis, and Ellen J. Staurowsky
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Summer 2017
Title IX turned 45 this year. This would normally be a cause for celebration, but these are not normal times. Instead, as with many advances …
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by Shehzad Nadeem, Robert B. Horwitz, Victor Tan Chen, Matthew W. Hughey, Jason Eastman, and Katherine J. Cramer
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Spring 2017
Six essays consider the emotion, economic power, racial animus, alienation, anti-elitism, and exploitation of the “white working class”—and how it all fit into the 2016 election.
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In truth, poverty is an anomaly to rich people. It is very difficult to make out why people who want dinner do not ring the …
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by Shehzad Nadeem, Frederick F. Wherry, Kristin S. Seefeldt, Anthony S. Alvarez, Daniel Beunza, Alex Preda, and Kevin T. Leicht
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Fall 2016
As far as acronyms go, SIGTARP is a stiffly prosecutorial one. It stands for the Office of the Special Inspector General for TARP. The latter, …
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by Shezad Nadeem, Marvin P. Dawkins, Lucia Trimbur, Pat Griffin, Cheryl Cooky, and Kevin Hylton
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Summer 2016
Editors’ note: This version has been updated to correct a number of typos that carried over from an early draft. It now reflects the print …
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by Shehzad Nadeem, Susan Markens, Katrina Kimport, Drew Halfmann, Kimala Price, and Deana A. Rohlinger
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Winter 2016
Rights and rhetoric clash in abortion politics.
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by Shehzad Nadeem, Sudhir Venkatesh, Laurence Ralph, Elliott Currie, and Katherine Beckett
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Summer 2015
The pieces that follow explore the tangled web of race, policing, and justice in America, with a view toward healing.
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