Peter L. Berger is arguably the best-known American sociologist living today. Since the
1960s he has been publishing books on many facets of the American social scene, and …

Introduction Page 1 14 Critical Studies Abstract with Michel Foucault’s account of the
entrepreneurial self, then with contemporary critical theorists who build upon and move …

The distinguished Marxist historian, GEM de Ste. Croix, in his magisterial study of class
struggle in the ancient Greek world, felt obliged to explain and defend his conception …

What if we recognized that the human sciences collectively investigate a few dozen key
phenomena that interact with each other? Can we imagine a human science that would …

This chapter argues that the Humanities can act as a front-line service in tackling global
crises by facilitating uncomfortable policy debates to happen in real time and in ways that …

As we entered into the final stages of producing this book, the world changed. Covid-19
swept across continents and countries, leaving disruption, suffering and death in its wake …

The focus of this article is the mind–body problem in mainstream modern psychology
examined from a decolonial perspective. The construction of the idea of the separation of …

Humanomics: Exchange and the Human Condition is a freshman seminar course, which
explores specific lines of inquiry: What makes a rich nation rich? What makes a good person …

I am extremely grateful for the generous pieces by Lisa Rofel, an anthropologist of modern
China, and Stephanie Smallwood, a historian of the 17th-century slave trade and slavery …

From Anger to Action tells the stories of the citizens' movements charting new paths to tackle
the big global challenges that lie behind the political upheavals of our times. Drawing on …