Week of October 30

• Mobilities
  First Week       New Issue
  In the Shadow of Auschwitz

  T. Alexander Aleinikoff

  Dean and University Professor, New School for Social Research
  Moral Blindness and Immigration in America

  Siobhan Kattago

  Senior Research Fellow in Philosophy at University of Tartu in Estonia.
  Border Crisis?

  Michelle Mayhew-Shears and Heather M. Salazar
• Democracy
  4th Week       Prev. Rank: 3
  “We all believed our thoughts could save the world.”

  Agnes Heller

  Professor of political theory emeritus, The New School for Social Research
  Hungary: How Liberty Can Be Lost

  Agnes Heller

  Professor of political theory emeritus, The New School for Social Research
  In Her Own Way, She Lived as a Philosopher

  Jurgen Habermas
• Sex and Gender
  2nd Week       Prev. Rank: 2
  The Sun is the Size of a Human Foot

  McKenzie Wark

  Professor of Culture and Media, New School for Social Research
  Commitment to the Bit

  McKenzie Wark

  Professor of Culture and Media, New School for Social Research
  White Women are Not My People

  Laura Briggs

  Professor of Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies, University of Massachusetts Amherst
• Culture
  First Week       New Issue
  The Theater of Impeachment

  Charlotte Slivka

  MFA candidate in Creative Writing, The New School
  The Impeachers

  Brenda Wineapple

  Writing faculty, The New School and Columbia University
  What’s Missing In Naomi Wolf’s ‘Outrages: Sex, Censorship, and the Criminalization of Love’

  Emily Rutherford

  Ph.D. Student, History Department, Columbia University
  Did Naomi Wolf’s ‘Outrages’ Really Deserve to Be Met With Such… Outrage?

  Emma Rees

  Director of the Institute of Gender Studies at the University of Chester, UK