25 July, 2011
Gabriel Roberts
A collection of academics seek in The Public Value of the Humanities to demonstrate the significance of their research.
13 June, 2011
Gavin Jacobson
Stéphane Hessel's Time for Outrage! urges that the state of the world requires a return to simple moral indignation.
Special Issue: Culture 2011
30 May, 2011
Zoë May Sullivan
Laurie Penny's Meat Market urges women to transcend liberal feminism and refuse patriarchal expectations.
Tom May
Ivor Southwood's Non-Stop Inertia analyses the degrading and increasingly widespread phenomenon of precarious work.
7 February, 2011
William Kolkey and Alexander Barker
New technologies' influence on our minds
17 January, 2011
Naomi Pendle
Naomi Pendle explains the value of education in South Sudan, where inter-tribal raiding has been on the rise.
1 June, 2009
Mark Baker
Anastassia Tsoukala's Football Hooliganism in Europe: Security and Civil Liberties in the Balance
Therese Feiler
Tristam Hunt's The Frock-Coated Communist: The Revolutionary Life of Friedrich Engels
27 April, 2009
Taylor St. John
The IMF in Argentina and beyond
16 March, 2009
Daniel Hemel
Peter Singer, Bear Stearns and charitable giving