An interview with Regina Rini

An interview with Kevin Young and Michael Schwartz

An interview with Adam Fabry

An interview with J. Daniel Elam

An interview with Alyson K. Spurgas

An interview with Jean Casimir

An interview with Matt Christman

An interview with Isar Godreau

An interview with Lynne Layton and Marianna Leavy-Sperounis

An interview with Stuart Elden

One place that might surprise a lot of people is the popularity of performances staged by incarcerated persons...

Former social media executives tell us that the system is an addiction-machine...

Harrison tells the story of the film’s production and reception, and analyses the film’s on-screen representations...

Collard investigates the multibillion-dollar global exotic pet trade and the largely hidden processes through which exotic pets are produced and traded as lively capital....

Neoliberalism’s Demons posits we can best understand neoliberalism through the lens of political theology...

Newheiser argues that hope is the indispensable precondition of religious practice and secular politics...

Jain examines the interconnectedness between global spirituality and neoliberal capitalism through an examination of the global yoga and self-care industries...

The politics of identity have played center stage in many political debates in the last few years, and is often seen somewhat pejoratively as an epiphenomenal manifestation of the dynamics of capitalism....

Looking at Heidegger’s writing from 1936-1942, Vallega-Neu’s text is an excellent guide through this incredibly difficult period of Heidegger’s thinking...

Quinn explores the transitional years following the civil rights movement of the 1960s, in order to chart the struggle by Black film makers for rights, recognition and representation....

Since its founding, the United States has been at peace for only eleven years...

Christine Hong attempts to debunk the idea of good war and warfare-welfare state that allowed women and racial minorities to participate in national politics by showing how the US government was able to launch total war that blurred the boundaries of home and abroad through the “principle of indistinction.”

Inheritance, they claim, is no longer a 19th-century-style transmission of property titles after death but a “strategically timed transfer of funds that need to be leveraged and put to work in the speculative logic of the asset economy”....

Rojtman analyses a cultural phenomenon that goes to the very roots of Western civilization: the centrality of death in our sense of human existence...

"Capitalisms" aims to decenter work on the history of capitalism by looking at the longue durée from the tenth century; at regions as diverse as Song China, South and South East Asia, Latin America and the Ottoman and Safavid Empires; and exploring the plurality of developments over this extended time and space...