- Volume 65, #1//January 2023
The essays in this issue are grouped under the following rubrics: Commensurabilities; Frontier Commodities; Police Strikes in Colonial and Postcolonial Bureaucracies; and Victims and Unforgiveness.
From Thrift to Austerity
Volume 65, Issue 1
Volume 65, #1//January 2023
Essays for all seasons: 2022
December 2022
Engineering Ecology, with Alice Rudge and Sarah Vaughn
Volume 64, #4//October 2022
November 2022
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December 2022
CSSH celebrates Sarah E. Vaughn, whose recent book has received the Duke University Press Scholars of Color First Book Award and the 2022 Julian Steward Award!
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Engineering Ecology, with Alice Rudge and Sarah Vaughn
CSSH brings Sarah E. Vaughn and Alice Rudge into conversation on “the afterlives of innovation, of care, of collaborations with human and non-human partners, and of failed attempts to know and control” in the geographically distant sites of Guyana, West Africa, and Southeast Asia.
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Volume 64, #4//October 2022
The essays in this issue are grouped under the following rubrics: Engineering Ecology; Care; Islam and the Historical Imagination; and Icons and Independence.
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November 2022
We celebrate Gina Tam, whose CSSH essay was shortlisted for the Routledge Area Studies Interdisciplinarity Award, and a new manuscript by Jessica Marglin.
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Better late than never – and winding up better
Barbara Metcalf describes the frustrations and breakthroughs over nearly forty years that brought her to the conclusions in her 2022 CSSH article, “A Sovereign and Virtuous Body: The Competent Muslim Woman’s Guide to Health in Thanawi’s Bihishtī Zēwar(1905).”
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Volume 64, Issue 4
Meet the authors of the 64-4 issue, October 2022.
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Going Underground with Matthew Shutzer, Winner of the 2022 Goody Award
CSSH interviews author Matthew Shutzer about his 2022 Goody Award winning article, “Subterranean Properties: India’s Political Ecology of Coal, 1870-1975.”
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September 2022
CSSH celebrates the latest book by Geneviève Zubrzycki!
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2022 Jack Goody Award
CSSH awards the 2022 Jack Goody Prize to Matthew Shutzer, for his outstanding article “Subterranean Properties: India’s Political Ecology of Coal, 1870–1975” (CSSH 63-2).
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Parallel Pilgrimage: Reflections on the Space/Time of Shrines, with Bruce Grant, A. Azfar Moin, Catherine Wanner, Wei-ping Lin, Ismail Fajrie Alatas, and Michael Christopher Low
CSSH authors Bruce Grant, A. Azfar Moin, Catherine Wanner, Wei-ping Lin, Ismail Fajrie Alatas, and Michael Christopher Low put into conversation their work on pilgrimage, shrines, and sovereignty.
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