In this first episode of our new themed series 'Survival by Degrees', Dr. Nicolas Graham describes the influence of fossil fuels in sustaining our unending quest for economic growth and profit.
For Benjamin Franklin's World, Maritime Historian Phillip Reid discusses his book The Merchant Ship in the British Atlantic, 1600-1800 with Liz Covart.
Jingyi Li from New Books Network interviews Sven Saaler, author of Men in Metal: A Topography of Public Bronze Statuary in Modern Japan.
Find out more about the impact of our Open Access Journal of Jesuit Studies in this video.
Watch a recording of the book launch of A Life of Scholarship with Santayana: Essays and Reflections, by Herman J. Saatkamp.
This article in Dutch was first published on Neerlandistiek, an online magazine for Dutch linguistics, literature and language proficiency that publishes daily contributions.
Farabi Fakih and Faizah Zakaria discuss the concept and range of authoritarian modernization, Sukarno’s Guided Democracy as a revolution, the formation of a military elite and the connection between Cold War technical aid and democratic decline.
As the Journal of Sufi Studies recently instated a new Editorial Board, we invited the new Editor-in-Chief, Prof. Alexandre Papas, for a discussion about his academic work in Sufi studies, his most recent publications with Brill, and the future of the journal.
Dr. Hannes Burkhardt über innovative Erinnerungskulturen im Netz
George L. van Driem discusses his latest book The Tale of Tea on the podcast Tea, Mud and Hope.