One Mission, Many Voices: Who Gets to Define Haiti?
by Ana Elisa Santiago Author of Les forces de paix ou la paix de force: Ethnographie d’une mission de paix…
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Reimagining the State in an Outlawed Gold Frontier
by Jesse Jonkman Author of Underground Politics: Gold Mining and State-Making in Colombia. Philadelphia, PA: University of Pennsylvania Press (2025)….
Resisting Militarism through Constitution-Making: The Fight for Civilian Rule in Burma/Myanmar
by Melissa Crouch Author of The Palimpsest Constitution: The Social Life of Constitutions in Myanmar. Oxford: Oxford University Press (2025)….
New PoLAR Genre: In Other Words
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If Books Fail, Try Beauty: Lessons on Power from Uganda to the U.S.
By Brooke S. Bocast Author of If Books Fail, Try Beauty: Educated Womanhood in the New East Africa. Oxford: Oxford…
The US Prison System will Burn to Ash
by heath pearson Author of Life beside Bars: Confinement and Capital in an American Prison Town. Durham, NC: Duke University…
The Complex Marriage between Law and Computers in the Brazilian Justice System
By Sara R. Munhoz Author of A Paixão do Acesso: uma etnografia das ferramentas digitais e da jurisprudência do Superior…
Rethinking What Models Are, How They Spread, and What They Do
By Marit Tolo Østebø Author of Village Gone Viral: Understanding the Spread of Policy Models in a Digital Age. Stanford:…
Of Referendums and Rationality
By Gwen Burnyeat Author of The Face of Peace: Government Pedagogy amid Disinformation in Colombia. Chicago: University of Chicago Press…
Is Israel “Good” for the Jews?
By Joyce Dalsheim Author of Israel Has a Jewish Problem: Self-Determination as Self-Elimination. Oxford: Oxford University Press (2019). Israel Has…