Volume 64, #3//July 2022
The essays in this issue are grouped under the following rubrics: Lateral Archivalities; Spiritual Wares, Retro Kitsch, and Theoretical Things; Labor in the World-System; and Sovereignties Compared.
August 2022
Congratulations to CSSH authors Wale Adebanwi and Graham Denyer Willis, who have new books out!
Is it OK to Laugh? Pooyan Tamimi Arab, Konstantinos Kalantzis, and Rihan Yeh discuss the analytical power of jokes
CSSH asks Pooyan Tamimi Arab, Konstantinos Kalantzis, and Rihan Yeh: What is humor doing for you, and what are you doing with it?
Volume 64, Issue 3
Meet the authors of the 64-3 issue, July 2022.
July 2022
CSSH congratulates its authors on their July 2022 publications, including works by David Henig, Joel Robbins, Britt Halvorson, Joshua Reno, and H. Glenn Penny.
Killing Heroes – How Martyrdom and Revenge Complicate the Relationship between History and Memory
On the 101st anniversary of Soghomon Tehlirian’s trial for the assassination of Talat Pasha, Alp Yenen calls for a post-heroic rethinking of history and memory to overcome the “martyr-avenger complex.”
Fascist Afterlives: Thoughts on Dictators, Dead Bodies, and Bodies Politic
CSSH discusses the death and resurrection of fascist leaders in Spain and Italy with Francisco Ferrándiz, Paolo Heywood, and Nitzan Shoshan.
June 2022
CSSH celebrates exciting new works by David I. Kertzer and Aaron Rock-Singer.
“Feeling Under Pressure”: Realities of Sex, Love, and Dating in Urban China
Jean-Baptiste Pettier describes the central role of parents in the choosing of life partners in urban China, a surprising finding that altered his research trajectory.
May 2022
CSSH congratulates Marc Baer for his recognition by the Wolfson History Prize and celebrates new works by our authors Julie Gibbings, A. Azfar Main and Alan Strathern, Liping Wang, and Sarah E. Vaughn.
Volume 64, Issue 2
Meet the authors of the 64-2 issue, April 2022.