Elizabeth Allen examines exile through the Middle English poem “Emaré.” In Medieval England, the legal procedure of claiming “sanctuary’ in a church shifted the process of becoming an exile, while in the poem, it was presented more as an adventure. Read her article “Emaré/

In his article, Bahozde speaks about the way in which exiles are stripped of any perception of spatiality until they become a symbol of permanent elsewhereness and elsewhenness. muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/… “The exiled is neither someone to hail nor someone to mourn, neither present

We wish everyone a World Mental Health Day full of love and support. Our understanding of mental health has come so far, but doubtless has much further to go. Our #TBT is looking back at our Spring 1987 issue on “Reflections on the Self.” Michael Walzer’s article “Notes on

I have a paper on Bidenomics and democracy, co-authored with Will Milberg of Capitalism Studies, in the new issue of Social Research: An International Quarterly that just came out. muse.jhu.edu/article/938581

There are also some other great papers in this special issue on democracy and capitalism, which Will edited. muse.jhu.edu/issue/53301

Our new paper “Rethinking Industrial Strategies and the State: A Global South Perspective” has just been published in the latest issue of Social Research: An International Quarterly: “Challenges to Democracy and the Future of Capitalism”. In this paper, Lorenza Monaco and I highlight the distinct challenges

Delighted that this is out ♥️ It was a big pleasure to start this conversation, connecting Mariana Mazzucato’s views on state & industr strategy with a discussion of state capacity & policy challenges in the GS. Thanks Social Research: An International Quarterly for the great issue!

NEW ISSUE OUT NOW Social Research: An International Quarterly Social Research: An International Quarterly Volume 91, Number 3, Fall 2024 Special Issue: Challenges to Democracy and the Future of Capitalism William Milberg, Guest Editor ow.ly/EOBP50TKQOS