Monthly Archive: January, 2016

The following is an interview with Greg Robinson, author of A Tragedy of Democracy: Japanese Confinement in North AmericannQ: Is there any need for a new book on Japanese Americans and World War II? Many have already been written, including...

The following is an interview with Jeffrey Robbins, one of the co-editors of Insurrections: Critical Studies in Religion, Politics, and CulturennQuestion: Clayton Crockett wrote that insurrectionist theology is not politically neutral and is critical of corporate capitalism. Can you elaborate...

The following is an interview with Daniel Rigney, author of The Matthew Effect: How Advantage Begets Further AdvantagennQ: What is the “Matthew effect”?nnDaniel Rigney: The distinguished sociologist Robert Merton coined the term “Matthew effect” in 1968 to refer to the...

The following is an interview with Sophie Richardson, author of China, Cambodia, and the Five Principles of Peaceful CoexistencennQuestion: What are the Five Principles of Peaceful Coexistence? Are they really still relevant to China’s leaders, especially given that the era...

n n n n nnThe following is an interview with Frederic Reamer and Deborah Siegel, authors of Teens in Crisis: How the Industry Serving Struggling Teens Helps and Hurts Our Kids:nnQuestion: What do you mean by “struggling teens,” and on...

Q: What does the concept of aesthetic nervousness refer to?nnAto Quayson: Aesthetic nervousness becomes apparent when disability short-circuits the dominant rules of representation within the literary text. The primary level in which it may be discerned is in the interaction...

n n n n nnThough the history of the German railway system is often associated with the transportation of Jews to labor and death camps, In Mobile Modernity Todd Presner looks instead to the completion of the first German railway...