Udi Greenberg’s new book reconceptualizes the 20th-century reconciliation between Europe’s Protestants and Catholics.

In his new book, professor Randall Balmer warns of the growing erosion of the separation between church and state in the United States.

Ben Vagle ’22 and professor Stephen Brooks co-authored a new book inspired by Vagle’s senior thesis.

Luis Alvarez León’s research spans economics, geography, media studies, politics, and technology. An associate professor in the Department...

After wrapping up work on her 2024 book Mortevivum: Photography and the Politics of the Visual, which examines how documentary photography...

Jonathan Smolin offers the first scholarly examination of the wildly popular writer Ihsan Abdel Kouddous.

In their new book, George Edmondson and Klaus Mladek make the case for melancholia as a vital form of social critique and political renewal.

As a fix for climate change, carbon offsets (also known as carbon credits) have been both widely embraced and critiqued. By paying more for...

Professor Miya Qiong Xie was recently awarded the Modern Language Association of America's First Book Prize for her new book.

Growing up in Lake Forest, Illinois, the suburban Chicago town that inspired F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby, Professor of Sociology...