- Volume 67, #2//April 2025
Articles in this issue are grouped under the rubrics: Prose of Counterinsurgency; Theopolitical Lives; Taste, Place, and Power; Submergent Histories.
May 2025
Anticipatory Expertise: Mary Neuburger, Adam Hanzel, and Omri Elisha discuss prophets, astrologers, and “hybrid architectures of truth”
April 2025
Volume 67, Issue 2
Volume 67, #2//April 2025
Legal Cultures
March 2025
Decay as Care: Companioning Things through Death
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Volume 67, #2//April 2025
Articles in this issue are grouped under the rubrics: Prose of Counterinsurgency; Theopolitical Lives; Taste, Place, and Power; Submergent Histories.
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Legal Cultures
A syllabus of CSSH scholarship on law and legal institutions.
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March 2025
CSSH recognizes a new book coedited by Alyssa Paredes!
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Decay as Care: Companioning Things through Death
Marisa Karyl Franz shares how she became attuned to decay, rot, and ruin, subjects of her recent CSSH essay.
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A Juridical Likeness: Matei Candea discusses free speech, lateral comparison, and lessons learned while editing
In conversation with CSSH editors past (Andrew Shryock) and present (Jatin Dua), Matei Candea makes a strong case for experimentation, for comparison’s scalar potential, and for the need to build larger, collectivist frames that will connect arguments across time and space.
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Love letters from CSSH
A Valentine’s Day sampler: CSSH scholarship on love, romance, dating, and marriage.
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2025 Sylvia Thrupp Lecture Announcement
The 2025 Sylvia Thrupp Lecture will be given by Lauren Benton on March 18, 2025.
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Volume 67, Issue 1
Meet the authors of the 67-1 issue, January 2025.
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Volume 67, #1//January 2025
Articles in this issue are grouped under the rubrics: Questioning Dualism; Spatial Projects; Nation “Building”; and Anticipatory Expertise.
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Essays for all seasons: 2024
CSSH recognizes the most downloaded articles of 2024.
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