A Transatlantic Reckoning: What the 2025 US National Security Strategy Means for Europe
The potential effects of the 2025 US National Security Strategy on Germany’s security and defense policy -- and on Europe as a whole.
Moral Interpretations of the Book of Job
Interpretations of the Book of Job illuminate the formation of opinions in modern moralizing.
New Works on Empire, Ecology, and the Nonhuman
Cross-species relationships in relationship to colonialism and empire, mineral histories, environmental toxicity.
Writing Toward a Post-Capitalist World
Can telling stories about a post-capitalist world can give substance to anti-capitalist imaginaries?
American Democracy during the Rise of Fascism, 1922-1941
When Americans engaged in a bitter argument about the meaning and threat of Nazism and Italian Fascism.
America at 250 (Munich)
A conversation with editors and writers at The Atlantic and Süddeutsche Zeitung.
Yiddish Trash: Popular Fiction in Diaspora
Saul Zaritt examines how Yiddish writers and editors transformed and translated globally circulated genres for Jewish reading publics.
The Nature of the Future
Elizabeth Kolbert discusses environmental alterations including invasive species, river redirection, and solar geoengineering.
War Unbound
Oona Hathaway examines what can be done to restore some measure of protection to civilians in times of war.
What Cassandra, Daughter of Potter, not Priam, Said
Jamaica Kincaid’s new novel concerns the allegorical Cassandra, whom she calls “the tenth daughter of Memory.”
