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PhilosophySimon Critchley on the Most Important Philosophical Book of the Twentieth Century July 1, 2024Simon Critchley, Megan Robinson
PoliticsThe Post-Brown Realignment and the Structure of Partitioned Publics June 12, 2024Ujju Aggarwal
It’s Time to Ask New Questions About BoycottsClaire PotterContributing Editor, Public Seminar, and Emeritus Professor of History, The New School for Social Research
When a Boycott Blocks Queer ResearchMarc SteinJamie and Phyllis Pasker Professor of History at San Francisco State University
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When Political Institutions Fail, Boycott and Street Protests Can SucceedAnastasia MgaloblishviliMA in European Politics and Governance from the College of Europe
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