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Timothy Hellwig, the author of Globalization and Mass Politics, explores how globalization affects the world economy and perception of the economic crisis.
Robert J. Sternberg and Susan T. Fiske, editors of Ethical Challenges in the Behavioral and Brain Sciences, outline the motivation behind their new book in professional ethics.
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Ritu Gairola Khanduri, the author of Caricaturing Culture in India: Cartoons and History in the Modern World, reacts to the Charlie Hebdo attack, commenting on the complex global history and tension between cartoons and politics.
On November 27, Michael Boylan gave a lecture about his new book, Natural Human Rights: A Theory, at Oxford University (if you missed it, you can listen here). Graduate student Joseph Bowen blogged about the talk, raising a few questions and criticisms about Boylan's theory. Check out Boylan's response to Bowen's criticisms below.
Joanne Wallis, the author of Constitution Making during State Building, explores the political implications of writing a constitution in developing states.
Dr. Eva Griffith, author of A Jacobean Company and its Playhouse, talks to us about - among other things - spectacle and the early Red Bull theatre's entertainments.
Prof. Sandra Waddock, author of Intellectual Shamans (2015) explores shamans, and explains how they benefit a modern management culture.
Kenneth B. Armitage, author of Marmot Biology Sociality, Individual Fitness, and Population Dynamics (2014), explores how hibernation affects the behaviour of Marmots.
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Stefan Wrbka, the author of European Consumer Access to Justice Revisited, examines EU consumer law and the complex strategy of the European Consumer Agenda.
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