
In the Queue: Forthcoming Essays
WIKTOR MARZEC and RISTO TURUNEN Parliament and Revolution: Poland, Finland, and the End of
Empire in Early Twentieth Century
YAZAN DOUGHAN The Rule of Law as a Problem Space: Wāsṭa and the Paradox of Law in Jordan
ROY BAR SADEH Worldmaking in the Hijaz: Muslims between Indian and Soviet Visions of Managing Difference, 1919–1926
AYMERIC XU Typologies of Secularism in China: Religion, Superstition, and Secularization
GAURAV C. GARG Between Global History and Microhistory: Rethinking Histories of “Small
Spaces” and Cities
SEAN MCENROE Cross-Cultural Perceptions of Technology and Magic in the Ghost Dance, Boxer
Uprising, and Maji Maji Rebellion
DEBORAH WINSLOW Cartwheel or Ladder? Reconsidering Sinhala Caste
FRIEDEMANN PESTEL The Political Force of Memory: The Making and Unmaking of Brexit as an
Event
ANDREI SORESCU “The ‘Is’ at Home, the ‘Ought’ Abroad: Self-Comparison as Self-Criticism and
the Transylvanian Model in Early Twentieth-Century Romania
DEBORAH ELLISTON Navigating “Race” at Tahiti: Polynesian and European Encounters
SUMIT GUHA Languages of Empire in the Perso-Indian World
CHRISTIAN TYM Indigenous Knowledge and Ontological Difference? Ontological Pluralism,
Secular Public Reason, and Knowledge between Indigenous Amazonia and the West
ISAAC FRIESEN Flexible States in History: Rethinking Secularism, Violence, and Centralized
Power in Modern Egypt
N. YASEMIN BAVBEK and JUHO TOPIAS KORHONEN From an “Insignificant Balkan State” to a
“Country of White Lilies”: Nation-making and Development from the Russian Empire’s
Periphery to Post-Ottoman Turkey
STEVEN PIERCE The Suffering Subject: Colonial Flogging in Northern Nigeria and a
Humanitarian Public, 1904–1933
GABRIEL BYNG The Architecture of Politics and the Politics of Architecture: A Comparative
Approach to Parish Church Building and Civic Government in Late-Medieval Europe
AARON KAPPELER The Devil and Florentino: Specters of Petro-Populism in Venezuela
OLIVIA MARIA GOMES DA CUNHA The Earth Is Sweet: On Cottica Ndyuka (De)compositions
RAMNARAYAN S RAWAT Recovering the Dalit Public Sphere: Vernacular Liberalism in Late
Colonial India
JONATHAN BRENT CROSSON The Subterranean Unsettling of Science, Race, and Religion: Obeah,
Petroleum Geology, and Risk in Trinidad
J. BARTON SCOTT Heterodoxies of the Body: Death, Secularism, and the Corpse of Raja
Rammohun Roy
SUN JOO KIM Inventing Ancestors and Limited Empiricism in Chosŏn Korea: A Case of the
Kigye Yu Lineage
USMON BORON “And I Believe in Signs”: Soviet Secularity and Islamic Tradition in Kyrgyzstan
ALEX BARNARD A Discipline Like No Other: Marginalized Autonomy and Institutional Anchors in French
Public Psychiatry
RÉMI HADAD Re-Territorializing the Neolithic: Architecture and Rhythms in Early Sedentary
Societies of the Near East