COVER INTERVIEW OF
December 06, 2012
Carl Wennerlind
On his book Casualties of Credit: The English Financial Revolution, 1620-1720
Tag: Violence
Cover Interview of May 14, 2012
Frances Guerin On her book Through Amateur Eyes: Film and Photography in Nazi Germany
Cover Interview of February 06, 2012
Michael B. Katz On his book Why Don't American Cities Burn?
Cover Interview of January 13, 2012
David L. Hoffmann On his book Cultivating the Masses: Modern State Practices and Soviet Socialism, 1914-1939
Cover Interview of December 29, 2011
David W. Bates On his book States of War: Enlightenment Origins of the Political
What I am calling “the apartment plot” are narratives in which the apartment figures as a central device. This means that the apartment is not only setting, but motivates or shapes the narrative in some key way. Pamela Robertson Wojcik, Interview of November 8, 2010
Critics like to rail against the EU’s supposedly massive bureaucracy. In fact, the EU’s bureaucracy is tiny—with around 25,000 staff it is about the size of the administration of a mid-sized European city. R. Daniel Kelemen, Interview of September 19, 2011
