In this article from Renaissance Drama, find out what happens when a foundational cosmic rule is flouted in Shakespeare and Middleton's Timon of Athens. Learn more here: ow.ly/78P250TerwH Renaissance Drama

Stand Up to Cancer Day aims to raise awareness about cancer. In "Our Breasts, Our Selves: Identity, Community, and Ethics in Cancer Autobiographies," learn about four books by authors with the disease. Read the article here: ow.ly/TEgG50TaR0o Signs Journal

How did the synthesis of muscone, a vital ingredient in perfume, transform chemical theory? This article from Isis uncovers the perfume industry's contributions to our understanding of polymers—and why they might have been neglected until now. ow.ly/jMJO50TesaV Isis Journal

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Celebrate National Anne Bradstreet Day by reading this article from Early Modern Women, which situates Bradstreet's poetry and prose within early modern British traditions: ow.ly/BHY950TenXR SSEMWG

This article from The Supreme Court Review argues the Roberts Court's decisions concerning voting and election laws have widened the gap between voters and elected officials, exemplified by the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Read it here: ow.ly/CInL50TmZi1

Read "Capacious and Territorial: The Left and the Course of the Social Revolt in Chile" in Critical Historical Studies, to discover the promise and shortcomings afforded by leftist forms of street protest. ow.ly/Pn3g50Tn0m3

Forthcoming in JOLE: "The Impact of the Retirement Slowdown on the U.S. Youth Labor Market" by Paul Mohnen journals.uchicago.edu/doi/10.1086/72… Chicago Journals #EconTwitter

This article from The Library Quarterly examines fiction readers’ motivations for reading, their relevant needs regarding the fiction attributes, and their expectations for future fiction recommendation services. Find it here: ow.ly/AvwH50Tn0A9

From Signs, this article introduces a cartography of the concept of femi(ni)cide and places it in the context of the power dynamics between the Global North and South. Read it here: ow.ly/fuaP50Tn0IJ Signs Journal

This article from The Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America examines questions of forgery and pseudonymity surrounding a Romantic-era, gender-nonconforming writer. Learn more about the possibilities of trans bibliography: ow.ly/jSIS50Tn0SY The Bibliographical Society of America

A recent article from The Sixteenth Century Journal explores Habsburg marriage diplomacy and the ascendency of a dynastic network: ow.ly/PBr950Tn16W Sixteenth Century Society

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What caused the failure of a program to provide scholarships to poor students in Mexico? Visit this article from Economic Development and Cultural Change to find out: ow.ly/ikFa50Tn1iJ

"Selfish Incentives for Climate Policy: Empower the Young!" Read this article from Journal of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists to learn how self-interest can be strategically deployed in the fight against climate change: ow.ly/ngO850Tn1FJ JAERE

This article from the Journal of Anthropological Research examines the lack of laborers featured on US postage stamps. Read “Humanity Ground Zero: The Erasure of Labor from United States Postal Iconography” here: ow.ly/KJTU50Tn2Ih

Read "Maternal Care under Large Clutches with Small Eggs: The Evolution of Life History Traits in Shield Bugs" in The American Naturalist: ow.ly/yfBg50Tn39Y American Naturalist

What is the effect of mobile instant messaging on political norms and legitimacy? Read about it in "WhatsApp Government: On Technology, Legitimacy, and the Performance of Roles" in The Journal of Politics: ow.ly/YwkE50Tn3iE Journal of Politics @[email protected]