- Volume 66, #3//July, 2024Articles in this issue are grouped under the rubrics: Big Rig: Metaphysics and Petro-Politics; Moving Origins; Institutions, Bureaucracies, and Regulated Publics.
From “Mad Slaves” to the Mind Politic: A Conversation with Nana Osei Quarshie, Winner of the 2024 Goody Award.
September 2024
Volume 66, Issue 3
Volume 66, #3//July, 2024
July 2024
2024 Jack Goody Award
June 2024
New Secular Formations. A Conversation with Isaac Friesen, Aymeric Xu, Usmon Boron, and Gregory Starrett
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July 2024
We celebrate Sarah Balakrishnan’s Berkshire award-winning CSSH essay!
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2024 Jack Goody Award
CSSH announces 2024 Jack Goody Award winner Nana Osei Quarshie and Honorable Mention Courtney Handman!
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June 2024
CSSH celebrates Jon Connolly’s new book, Worthy of Freedom.
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In and out of Persian, with Sumit Guha, Nile Green, Michael Fisher, Farina Mir, and Christine Philliou
Four CSSH authors read and respond to Sumit Guha’s “Empires, Languages, and Scripts in the Perso-Indian World.”
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April 2024
CSSH congratulates Nana Osei Quarshie’s 2024 James L. Clifford Prize Honorable Mention.
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Volume 66, #2//April 2024
Articles in this issue are grouped under the rubrics: Indigenous Knowledge; Race-Making; Islamic Secularity; Architects of Centers and Peripheries; Language of Empire
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March 2024
CSSH celebrates Naor Ben-Yehoyada’s recent volume, The Mediterranean Redux, co-edited with Paul A. Silverstein.
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Firearms, Magic, and Memory
Sean McEnroe recalls his childhood experiences with firearms, and explains how these memories, both troubling and nostalgic, inform his research on magical practices and military technology on colonial frontiers.
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