Remarque NYU

The Lives of Images in Post-Colonial Algeria

Sara Nadal-Melsió on Europe and the Wolf: Political Variations on a Musical Figure

Karen Hao on Empire of AI

Dan Edelstein on The Revolution to Come: A History of an Idea from Thucydides to Lenin

Jacques Rancière, "Dividing Time. Reflections on the Practice of an Amateur Historian"

Tony Judt, "What is Living and What is Dead in Social Democracy," The Remarque Institute, Oct. 2009

Todd Meyers on Gone Gone

Quinn Slobodian on Hayek's Bastards

Wendy Brown delivers the 2025 Tony Judt Memorial Lecture: "Listening for Political Freedom"

Data and Privacy Law in Europe

Troubling Classical Bodies

Sophia Rosenfeld on The Age of Choice: A History of Freedom in Modern Life

Futurism! New Books by Ara H. Merjian

Part 3, Political Emotions on the Far Right

Part 2, Political Emotions on the Far Right

Part 1, Political Emotions on the Far Right

On the Global Politics of African Independence

EatP: Stephen Gross and Anne-Sophie Cérisola

François Hartog on his book, Départager l’humanité. Humains, humanismes, inhumain

EatP: Andrés Arauz, Liliana Doganova, and Kohei Saito

The Century According to Pier Paolo (49 Years Since Pasolini's Murder)

EatP: Jessica Traynor, Pierre Charbonnier, and Benedetta De Marte

EatP: Isabel Estevez and Andreas Malm

Nils Gilman & Jon Blake on their book, Children of a Modest Star

EatP: Alyssa Battistoni, Clémence Guetté, and Duncan Kelly

Thinking with Bourdieu: Historical Sociology/Intellectual History

Josephine Quinn on How the World Made the West: A 4,000 Year History

Thinking with and Beyond Bourdieu about Individual Class/Gender/Race Mobilities?

Rachel Kushner on Creation Lake

Literary Theory and Bourdieusian Critical Approaches