On the Relevance of the Humanities
"The humanities—including the study of languages, literature, history, jurisprudence, philosophy, comparative religion, ethics, and the arts—are disciplines of memory and imagination, telling us where we have been and helping us envision where we are going."
-American Academy of Arts & Science
Podcast: Intractable Syria — Case Study of What Does and Does Not Lead to an Unmanageable Crisis
Podcast: Using discretion in response to political crises: A lesson for diplomats
Podcast: How Modern Scholars Influenced the Perception of Classical Arabic Literature
Podcast: Rohingya Genocide, Our Failure to Protect
Interview: Jasmin Lange at the Charleston Conference
Podcast: Governing the world — A critical look at the current state of global governance
Humanities Matter: Join the Conversation
JESHO Podcast: Paolo Sartori in conversation...
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Podcast: Alessandro Grazi on "Digital approaches to Jewish Print Culture"
Insights into Publication Ethics: An interview with Professor Michael V. Dougherty
Author in focus: Robyn Rodriguez (author of Filipino American Transnational Activism)
Author in focus: Norbert Bachleitner (Series Editor IFAVL)
Vincent van Gogh, A case of Mistaken Identity
Author in focus: Mónica Jato (El éxodo español de 1939)
On the Relevance of the Humanities
Brexit: is Britain left out in the cold?
In the news: Mary McAleese wins Alfons Auer Ethics Award
Muslim Girls’ Education in Ottoman Istanbul
It’s Time to Vet the Vet: Ethical Concern for Antibiotic Resistance in Animals
On the relevance of the humanities: Book History
John Collins and Michael Knibb win prestigious British Academy medals
On the relevance of the humanities: Law of the Sea
Civil War and Its Impact on Women’s Rights in South Sudan
On the relevance of the humanities: New Testament Studies
On the Relevance of Islamic Law