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Esra Akcan, IES
Esra Akcan's new book, “Architecture and the Right to Heal,” examines architecture’s dual role as both a cause of human casualties and an agent for...
Sarah Kreps, PACS
Sarah Kreps, professor and director of the Tech Policy Institute at Cornell University, comments on the limits of the proposed TikTok oversight...
Judith Byfield, LACS/Migrations
Judith Byfield talks with This American Life about Nigerian teacher and women's protest movement leader Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti.
Cristina Florea in World in Focus
A new book from Cristina Florea (IES/PACS) recounts the complex history of Bukovina, a vanished borderland and buffer between Christendom and Islam....
Andrew Willford, SAP/SEAP
Andrew Willford (SAP/SEAP) explores how culture shapes psychological symptoms in his new book, “Modernity and Malevolence in the Psychiatric Clinic:...
Chris Barrett, IAD/SEAP
Chris Barrett, agricultural economist at Cornell University, estimates U.S. farm losses from Trump’s tariff policies exceed $40 billion, far more than...
Tom Pepinsky, SEAP
Thomas Pepinsky, a Cornell University politics professor, provides expert analysis on Trump's likely engagement in resolving the Thailand-Cambodia...
Chris Barrett, IAD/SEAP
Chris Barrett, professor of agricultural and development economics, provides an analysis of the farm sector’s financial losses resulting from the...
Tom Pepinsky, SEAP
Tom Pepinsky, professor of government, notes that Cambodia’s West Point–trained prime minister has strong incentives to respond forcefully to any...
Andrew Campana, EAP
“Expanding Verse: Japanese Poetry at the Edge of Media,” by Andrew Campana (EAP), “opens a strikingly original conversation at the crossroads of...