Fellowship, as #SEENatCASBS

The parade of visiting former fellows continued on Friday. This time it was István Rév, a 1997-98 CASBS fellow and lookin' like a champ 😏

Here, in study #32, István performed initial work on his 2005 book 'Retroactive Justice: Prehistory of Post-Communism' (Stanford Press) ✍️

Mass killing is not cheap, but it's profitable

Who bought war bonds that financed settler & militia invasion campaigns against native Americans in California during 1850-65 & how much did they benefit from it? Louis Warren unveiled the sordid history in his CASBS fellows seminar

Eric Lambin surely enjoyed his 2002-03 fellowship year. He occupied (what the CASBS Twittermeister has asserted for years is) the best study on our campus, #37. He also was incredibly productive (see stanford.io/49EmQnA).

Eric visited us & his old study this week 😏

Many know about the two summer institutes now operating at CASBS - Organizations and Their Effectiveness as well as the Institute on Diversity

But the Center has helped build & push fields & disciplines through summer institutes since 1977

Learn more: stanford.io/47Tn7Tx

How to formulate strategies, tools & practices designed to demonetize or otherwise de-incentivize market-based behaviors of producers of disinformation & low-credibility news? Lots of thorny questions are involved, as Ceren Budak adroitly outlined during her CASBS fellows seminar

2024 is the 30th anniversary of the publication of 'The Velvet Glove,' the landmark book by Mary R. Jackman

Jackman's 1986-87 fellowship year was representative of any CASBS fellowship year: it takes on a golden hue 🌄

#CREATEDatCASBS

Congrats to CASBS fellow Bianca Baldridge (Bianca J. Baldridge), winner of the AERA AERA OST SIG 2024 OST Scholar Award, honoring a mid-career scholar for outstanding research contributions to the Out-of-School Time field 👊🙌🏆👏

Congratulations to former CASBS fellow Sandy Darity, Retweets do not mean endorsement., elected as a 2024 Distinguished Fellow of the American Economic Association 👏

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Check out this masterclass on abstraction in moving image art by 2021-22 CASBS visiting scholar Vibeke Sørensen. A brilliant tour through some of Vibeke's career-spanning works in experimental new media

Produced by Punto y Raya & filmed at CASBS 😏

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Structural class conflict emerging from the organizing of craft vs. industrial workers in the early 20th century influenced the shape of New Deal welfare state institutions. How? gabrielwinant reappraised the transformation of U.S. labor markets during his CASBS fellows seminar

You know we love it when former fellows come back to the hill for a visit. Yesterday, it was education scholar & AERA fellow Mark Warren, here seen haunting the study he occupied during his 2019-20 CASBS fellowship year 😏

Community, as #SEENatCASBS

Ethnic assimilation or racialization?

Members of ethnic groups don't necessarily identify w/the same ethno-racial categories as their ancestors. Why? In his CASBS fellows seminar, René D. Flores presented data & a fuller account of the predictors & consequences of such 'attrition'