.@StanfordCDDRL is now supporting the production of @jodemocracy's print issues and expanding digital content.
This partnership will allow scholars and our students to participate in the publishing and editorial process of a leading publication on democratic theory and practice. https://t.co/oed094y1op
The end of an era. Now in print, an argument that the post-war era is coming to an end. In the LSE Public Policy Review 4, No. 2 (2026), available here: https://t.co/46vBtoHe8u
Reframing Transitional Justice is now published. It was great to work with Mark Drumbl and the chapter authors on this. Such great work, interesting thoughts challenging the field.
Reframing Transitional Justice: Innovations, Boundaries, and Refractio https://t.co/ILacTYjyhk
Wonderful to have our "Map Room Conversations" Special Section finalised in Area, co-edited with @katieparker18th and Jason Liu, building on sessions held at the 2024 @RGS_IBGhe Conference, exploring map collections & responses to them
https://t.co/vR1KRyFu6m
Got this beauty today, courtesy of Princeton UP.
I stand by my blurb 100%:
“For anyone, like me, who’s ever stared at a shelf of Chinese classics and thought, ‘Where do I even start?’ — start here. Bell makes China’s ancient debates feel alive, witty, and politically urgent.”
The primary editors of the JHI Blog have prepared an extensive bibliography on "Prophecy, Prediction, and the Politics of Futurity," the theme of the upcoming JHI Graduate Symposium (see our open call for proposals).
https://t.co/4D2hc8WwYl
Join us tomorrow (Tue 5 May) when @AnweshaRoy38150 presents her book: Imagining Quit India: War, Politics and the Making of a Mass Movement, Bengal 1940-45
2pm @StAntsCollege all welcome
@CSASPOxford
Huge congratulations to Alena Drieschova @ADrieschova who recently won dual book awards from ISA @isanet for her remarkable work "Representants and International Orders: The Staging of Political Authority".
Read more about the awards and her book here: https://t.co/YpV5KMTnS1
Join me and @MilanV@CarnegieEndow for a conversation on delimitation, representation, and the reshaping of Indian democracy.
📅 This Friday, April 24
⏰ 10:00–11:30 AM ET | 7:30–9:00 PM IST
💻 Live webinar
🔗 Register here: https://t.co/TdH1adLsbN
Join us on 28th April, 12-1 pm BST for the next @theasainfo climate anthropology book talk with @GustavPeebles speaking on his recent book, 'The First and Last Bank' @mitpress
The Collaborative Constitution is ‘one of those rare field-defining works that will stimulate discussion and further scholarship for years’
Blown away by this generous review of my book by @MarkTushnet in the recent issue of @icon_journal. Thanks, Mark!
https://t.co/W6KNWXUvah
Today on In Theory, @DishaKJani interviews Tejas Parasher about his book, "Radical Democracy in Modern Indian Political Thought," and the implications of situating the global history of anticolonial movements within the history of democratic thought.
https://t.co/mld3tWLGqi