@SocResJournal

Founded in 1934 by immigrant refugees. Carrying the torch of academic freedom and mapping the landscape of intellectual thought @nssrnews

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VG-V@GuzmanVerri19 Nov 2025
My new article is out: NEGATIVE ACCUMULATION! Exploring how excess and deficit shape the built environment. Thrilled to be part of this special issue edited by Sean Jacobs for @SocResJournal #Caribbean #Infrastructure #SocialResearch
Social Research: An International Quarterly@SocResJournal17 Nov 2025
Our long-awaited Fall 2025 issue, "Football Politics," is finally out! And just in time for the final round of the qualifying matches for #FIFAWorldCup #WorldCup #WeAre26. It is available to read on @ProjectMUSE 🔗 muse.jhu.edu/issue/55920?utm… 1/2
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Hopkins Press@JHUPress18 Nov 2025
NEW ISSUE OUT NOW Social Research: An International Quarterly Vol. 92, No. 3, Fall 2025
 Special Issue: Football Politics
 Guest Editor: Sean Jacobs tinyurl.com/4mhkxr5d   CONTRIBUTORS: 
Chris Bolsmann, Gijsbert Oonk, Diego Vilches Parra, Brenda Elsey, CK Snyder & more!
NEW ISSUE OUT NOW Social Research: An International Quarterly Vol. 92, No. 3, Fall 2025
 Special Issue: Football Politics
 Guest Editor: Sean Jacobs   CONTRIBUTORS: 
Chris Bolsmann, Gijsbert Oonk, Diego Vilches Parra, Brenda Elsey, Jung Woo Lee, CK Snyder, Radosław Kossakowski, Ben Carrington, T. R. Griffin, Robin Hartanto Honggare, and Valeria Guzmán Verri

ALT NEW ISSUE OUT NOW Social Research: An International Quarterly Vol. 92, No. 3, Fall 2025
 Special Issue: Football Politics
 Guest Editor: Sean Jacobs   CONTRIBUTORS: 
Chris Bolsmann, Gijsbert Oonk, Diego Vilches Parra, Brenda Elsey, Jung Woo Lee, CK Snyder, Radosław Kossakowski, Ben Carrington, T. R. Griffin, Robin Hartanto Honggare, and Valeria Guzmán Verri

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Radosław Kossakowski@R_Kossakowski17 Nov 2025
Excellent volume of @SocResJournal dedicated to Football Politics with my article "Football-Related Violence, Hegemonic Masculinity, and the Politics of Exclusion: Fandom and Football in Post-Transition Eastern and Central Europe" #FIFAWorldCup #WorldCup2026
Social Research: An International Quarterly@SocResJournal17 Nov 2025
Our long-awaited Fall 2025 issue, "Football Politics," is finally out! And just in time for the final round of the qualifying matches for #FIFAWorldCup #WorldCup #WeAre26. It is available to read on @ProjectMUSE 🔗 muse.jhu.edu/issue/55920?utm… 1/2
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Hopkins Press@JHUPress12 Sep 2025
In the new issue of @SocResJournal, Judith Butler issues their defense of extramural speech and academic freedom "No matter where we stand on particular issues of the day, we should all stand for these principles" Free thru 30 Sept at @ProjectMUSE tinyurl.com/mrvj5u8a
“No matter where we stand on particular issues of the day, we should all stand for these principles—both the constitutional ones and those that belong to academic freedom. Without such principles, there are no protections against illegitimate intervention in, and eventual control of, matters of academic concern by state powers, donors, administrators, corporations, or other external powers.” Academic Freedom in a Time of Destruction: Reconsidering Extramural Speech Judith Butler Social Research: An International Quarterly Special Issue: The Embattled University Vol. 92, No. 2, Summer 2025

ALT “No matter where we stand on particular issues of the day, we should all stand for these principles—both the constitutional ones and those that belong to academic freedom. Without such principles, there are no protections against illegitimate intervention in, and eventual control of, matters of academic concern by state powers, donors, administrators, corporations, or other external powers.” Academic Freedom in a Time of Destruction: Reconsidering Extramural Speech Judith Butler Social Research: An International Quarterly Special Issue: The Embattled University Vol. 92, No. 2, Summer 2025

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Hopkins Press@JHUPress4 Aug 2025
The 20 journal articles that you read most in July? They were about collegiate reading comprehension, democratic resilience, Black Panthers, the Chinese Civil War, tenure bans, the provincialization of Harlem, AI, AI, AI and more! Read 'em all here: tinyurl.com/27ne9bts
Top 20 Hopkins Press Journal Articles for July 2025 Featuring cover art from African American Review Social Research The Review of Higher Education Journal of Women's History SAIS Review of International Affairs Library Trends Hispania Reviews in American History Perspectives in Biology and Medicine World Politics Human Rights Quarterly Asian Perspective Twentieth-Century China Modernism/modernity Studies in Eighteenth-Century Culture The Journal of the History of Childhood and Youth portal: Libraries and the Academy Journal of Early Christian Studies

ALT Top 20 Hopkins Press Journal Articles for July 2025 Featuring cover art from African American Review Social Research The Review of Higher Education Journal of Women's History SAIS Review of International Affairs Library Trends Hispania Reviews in American History Perspectives in Biology and Medicine World Politics Human Rights Quarterly Asian Perspective Twentieth-Century China Modernism/modernity Studies in Eighteenth-Century Culture The Journal of the History of Childhood and Youth portal: Libraries and the Academy Journal of Early Christian Studies

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Social Research: An International Quarterly@SocResJournal19 Oct 2024
In our new issue, Teresa Ghilarducci and Ludovica Tursini explain how “Americans’ Downward Mobility Shifts Votes to the Right” Read here! muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/9…
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Social Research: An International Quarterly@SocResJournal26 Feb 2025
Join us on March 20 to celebrate Arien Mack, the journal's former editor and professor emerita at the New School for Social Research, and her 50+-year career as researcher, editor, and public scholar. event.newschool.edu/embattle…

The Embattled University Today | Honoring Arien Mack's Contributions to Psychology, Public Schola...

Amid a critical moment for higher education, join us to discuss "The Embattled University," the forthcoming issue of Social Research journal, and for a tribute to Arien Mack and her more than 50...

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Social Research: An International Quarterly@SocResJournal20 Jan 2025
Ungoverning = the attack on the capacity and legitimacy of the part of government called “the administrative state.” In their article “The Path from Conspiracy to Ungoverning,” Russell Muirhead and Nancy L. Rosenblum discuss this less-studied aspect of antidemocratic politics. As Donald Trump returns to power, his lean into ungoverning has the potential to cripple the work of government and remove constraints on presidential power. Find this article in our Fall 2022 issue “Conspiracy Thinking”: muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/8…
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Hopkins Press@JHUPress21 Jan 2025
NEW ISSUE OUT NOW Social Research: An International Quarterly Volume 91, Number 4, Winter 2024 
Special Issue: Policing 
 Guest Editor: Arien Mack tinyurl.com/uexs9b4e
NEW ISSUE OUT NOW Social Research: An International Quarterly Volume 91, Number 4, Winter 2024 
Special Issue: Policing 
 Guest Editor: Arien Mack

ALT NEW ISSUE OUT NOW Social Research: An International Quarterly Volume 91, Number 4, Winter 2024 
Special Issue: Policing 
 Guest Editor: Arien Mack

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Hopkins Press@JHUPress10 Jan 2025
BREAKING: @celj_editors awards 2 Hopkins Press journals at #MLA2025 — Best Special Issue for Leviathan and Distinguished Editor, Arien Mack, @SocResJournal Awards accepted by Leviathan editor Brian Yothers and Hopkins Press journals publicist Rahne Alexander
Leviathan editor Brian Yothers and Hopkins Press journals publicist Rahne Alexander accept CELJ awards certificates at MLA 2025

ALT Leviathan editor Brian Yothers and Hopkins Press journals publicist Rahne Alexander accept CELJ awards certificates at MLA 2025

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Christian Sheppard
@cs_sheppard25 Oct 2024
A nomad all his life, Benjamin would root for the Dodgers, uprooted from their native Brooklyn. Arendt ardently repatriated in NYC would cheer on the Yankees. Imagine the barstool arguments between those old friends!
Social Research: An International Quarterly@SocResJournal25 Oct 2024
Would Walter Benjamin root for the Dodgers? Would Hannah Arendt be a Yankees fan? And more importantly, can baseball save us from totalitarianism? Find out some of the answers in @cs_sheppard's "Take Me Out with the Crowd" (from 2021): muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/8… #WorldSeries #AmericanPastTime #LastBestHope #Vote2024
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Lorenza Monaco@lmonaco1315 Oct 2024
Delighted that this is out ♥️ It was a big pleasure to start this conversation, connecting @MazzucatoM’s views on state & industr strategy with a discussion of state capacity & policy challenges in the GS. Thanks @SocResJournal for the great issue!
Mariana Mazzucato
@MazzucatoM11 Oct 2024
Our new paper “Rethinking Industrial Strategies and the State: A Global South Perspective” has just been published in the latest issue of @SocResJournal: “Challenges to Democracy and the Future of Capitalism”. In this paper, @lmonaco13 and I highlight the distinct challenges faced by late industrialisers in the Global South. Against this background, we discuss the ways in which industrial strategy should be radically redesigned, proposing core “ingredients” for a purposeful mission-oriented approach that places stronger emphasis on the Global South and development. Read it here ➡️ muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/9…
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Hopkins Press@JHUPress15 Oct 2024
NEW ISSUE OUT NOW Social Research: An International Quarterly @SocResJournal Volume 91, Number 3, Fall 2024 
 Special Issue: Challenges to Democracy and the Future of Capitalism 
 William Milberg, Guest Editor ow.ly/EOBP50TKQOS
NEW ISSUE OUT NOW Social Research: An International Quarterly Volume 91, Number 3, Fall 2024 
 Special Issue: Challenges to Democracy and the Future of Capitalism 
 William Milberg, Guest Editor

ALT NEW ISSUE OUT NOW Social Research: An International Quarterly Volume 91, Number 3, Fall 2024 
 Special Issue: Challenges to Democracy and the Future of Capitalism 
 William Milberg, Guest Editor

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Mariana Mazzucato
@MazzucatoM11 Oct 2024
Our new paper “Rethinking Industrial Strategies and the State: A Global South Perspective” has just been published in the latest issue of @SocResJournal: “Challenges to Democracy and the Future of Capitalism”. In this paper, @lmonaco13 and I highlight the distinct challenges faced by late industrialisers in the Global South. Against this background, we discuss the ways in which industrial strategy should be radically redesigned, proposing core “ingredients” for a purposeful mission-oriented approach that places stronger emphasis on the Global South and development. Read it here ➡️ muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/9…
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Hans Kundnani@hanskundnani10 Oct 2024
There are also some other great papers in this special issue on democracy and capitalism, which Will edited. muse.jhu.edu/issue/53301
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Hans Kundnani@hanskundnani10 Oct 2024
I have a paper on Bidenomics and democracy, co-authored with Will Milberg of @CapStudies, in the new issue of @SocResJournal that just came out. muse.jhu.edu/article/938581
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Public Seminar@PublicSeminar6 Sep 2024
"The humanism of exile has long been used as a cover-up for the starker realities of modern placelessness—and as an alibi for political complacency." —Lyndsey Stonebridge on reading the Iliad with Etel Adnan. Via @SocResJournal bit.ly/3Tkq8Hz

Very Far From the Homeland - Public Seminar

Lyndsey Stonebridge reflects on how poets Etel Adnan, Mahmoud Darwish, and Alice Oswald interpret the theme of exile in the Iliad.

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Samantha Rose Hill@Samantharhill22 Jul 2024
A letter from President Biden, then Senator Biden, to Hannah Arendt
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Peter Gatrell@PeterGatrell8 Jul 2024
Including a contribution from yours truly on “refugeedom”, so you’ve been warned! @RefugeeHistory
Social Research: An International Quarterly@SocResJournal8 Jul 2024
Hot off the presses, our Summer 2024 issue "Exile." Available to read on @ProjectMUSE at this 🔗 muse.jhu.edu/issue/52722 @JHUPress @NSSRNews
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Public Seminar@PublicSeminar11 Jun 2024
"Some political theories die and go to heaven; some, I hope, die and go to hell." —Michael Walzer considers the paradigm of the "just" war, in an essay from the @SocResJournal archives publicseminar.org/2024/06/th…

The Triumph of Just War Theory (and the Dangers of Success) - Public Seminar

Considering the triumph, and questionable uses, of the theory since the Vietnam War.

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