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Comparative Studies in Society & History journal publishes multidisciplinary research, cultural and area studies, and innovative ventures in theory and methods.
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Joined February 2017
Our new issue is out and fully #OpenAccess! Articles in this issue are grouped under the rubrics: Marital Strategies; Institutional Power; Imperial Geographies; and Long Histories. #Anthropology #History #Sociology.
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New scholarship on FirstView! David Frankfurter's "#Ritual and the Enemy Body: A New Approach to Modern Atrocity." #Violence #History #Anthropology.
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RT @ObserveIR: Trending in #Sociology:. 1) German Elites since the Empire (@BerlinerJournal). 2) Anti-Abortion & Pr….
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RT @CUP_Anthro_Soc: New Issue of Comparative Studies in Society and History now available.📚 #sociology #anthropol….
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Check out our June newsletter, with our latest journal articles and web features:
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Read more about the issue's authors, including Marcin Wodziński, Uriel Gellman, Gadi Sagiv, Koreen M. Reece, @oudenijhuisd, Marc A. Hertzman, Marco Garrido, @serkanyolacan, Ping-Hsiu Alice Lin, and Thomas R. Trautmann, here: .
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Find her related article, "Topographies of Fungibility: Reinventing the Japanese Taste for Sweetness in the Philippine Highlands," here:.
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In our latest Behind the Scenes, Alyssa Paredes @pare_desu compares highland bananas to other luxury fruits and describes how the banana disrupted assumptions about Japanese palates and sensitivities to taste. Bon appétit!.
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We are delighted to share a syllabus of scholarship on food and feasting! Gather at the CSSH table, with "Comestibles, Cuisines, and Convivia.".
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In our new Under the Rubic feature, "After Life," @jonbialecki and Jeanne Kormina discuss Mormon transhumanism, the remains of Tsar Nicholas II, and the multiple temporalities of death. Don't sleep on it!.
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RT @onneshaghosh: New open access article @CSSHJournal where I write about India's city improvement trusts of early 20th century and how th….
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"Through analysis of Molla Nasraddin, a pioneering satirical magazine from the early twentieth-century Caucasus, I reveal local engagements with empire that defy traditional binaries of center versus periphery, indigenous versus foreign, and resistance versus accommodation.".
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New on FirstView: @serkanyolacan's "A Seven-Headed Public: #Empire and #Satire in Revolutionary #Caucasus." #Anthropology #History .
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From the abstract: "By investigating the shift in survey methods from comprehensive terrestrial to aerial reconnaissance, I show how geological knowledge production served purposes far beyond imperial resource identification and extraction.".
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Ping-Hsiu Alice Lin's "After Exploratory #Geology: Gemological El Dorado in Global #Afghanistan" is out on FirstView! #Mining #Anthropology #History.
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"I argue that the collapse of the Soviet imaginary of linear progress and inability to articulate a new frontier myth resulted in “asynchronous belonging,” characterized by radical polarization around memory and irreconcilable allegiances to different moments in local history.".
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New on FirstView, Victoria Fomina's "The Unsettled Frontier: Historical Imagination and Asynchronous Belonging on the Amur River." #PostSocialism #Memory.
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RT @guo_xuguang: Proud to see Ping-hsiu Lin's article out now in @CSSHJournal! Open access too!. cc @HarvardAsia @….
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Out now:Marc A. Hertzman's "The Pacific Route:#Brazil, Japan, the Paris Peace Conference, & the Meanings of Racial Equality," on the Brazilian aftermath of Japan’s unsuccessful bid to include racial equality as a principle in the League of Nations charter.
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