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NEW ISSUE OUT NOW Human Rights Quarterly 48.3, Aug 2026 tinyurl.com/4cbfyzuu CONTRIBUTORS Jessica Anania Jamie L. Shenk Ge Chen Rhoda E. Howard-Hassmann Patient Mpunga-Biayi Changfeng Yan Li Nawen Surya P. Subedi Roger S. Clark Christopher C. Robinson Claudio Nash Rojas Elizabeth Swanson
Governments restricting exports to shield domestic consumers may be trading short-term relief for long-term costs. Kari Heerman and David Wessel explain, drawing on lessons from the 2026 Iran war.
Export restrictions don’t solve scarcity; they redistribute it | Brookings
The immediate consequence of imposing export restrictions is greater scarcity, which is especially impactful for import-dependent countries.
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American Journal of Philology Vol. 147, No. 2 (2026) muse.jhu.edu/issue/57356 #openaccess @projectmuse.bsky.social @hopkinspress.bsky.social
Glad to be a part of this RHE issue! @fsuannescollege.bsky.social @fsuresearch.bsky.social #StudentSuccess #Pathways #HigherEd #ComputingCareers #StateColleges
Hopkins Press@hopkinspress.bsky.social · 5mo agoNEW ISSUE OUT NOW The Review of Higher Education 49.3, Spring 2026 #S2O #OpenAccess at Project MUSE tiny.one/mumbynvn CONTRIBUTORS Corey Moss-Pech, Lauren Schudde, Wonsun Ryu, Brittany M. Williams, Audrey Devost, Vanessa Kay Herrera, Joy N. Emmanuel, Lara Perez-Felkner, Yang Li, and more
"As much as cancer is thought of as something that we're doomed to by our genes, I think it's important for people to realize how much control we all have over our day to day lives to affect our cancer risk." Hear Dr. Adam Barsouk on @kwmrradio.bsky.social: bit.ly/4yZG1WM @hopkinspress.bsky.social
From hypertext to video, new tech always redefines media creation. Now AI is entering its "prosumer" era—moving beyond basic prompting toward full system customization. Anderson & Duncan propose a new model for literacy based on active building, transcending consumption. muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/a...
Can small powers set the #UN agenda? @sabrinabarias.bsky.social assembled a #dataset of proposed agenda items & the tenure of small states' #ambassadors from 1946 to 2018 to support her argument that they can. Have a read of her article in the July issue: doi.org/10.1353/wp.2... #research #evidence
Four of the five most read articles in July come from our most recent issue, “Writing in the 21st Century” (and the fifth is from the issue on soccer/football, not surprisingly during the FIFA World Cup): 1/6
NEW ISSUE OUT NOW Technology and Culture 67.3, July 2026 tiny.one/mw8wd565 CONTRIBUTORS Nnamdi Nnake, Jiahe Mei, Emy Kim, Riccardo Ferrigato, Minseok Jang, Matteo Di Tullio, Martino Lorenzo Fagnani, Zhengfeng Wang, Dianya Mia Hua, Gijs Mom, Deborah Barcella, Gabriele Balbi, and more
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Combining Western #medicine with #complementary & #alternative approaches, @hopkinspress.bsky.social's AN INTEGRATIVE APPROACH TO PROMOTING WELLNESS IN AGING by Drs Nalini Jairath & Robin Majeski offers an innovative & evidence-based framework for #ageing. Out now in Europe via your local bookshop!
Do you want to become a real-life superhero? @hopkinspress.bsky.social's BECOMING BATMAN by E Paul Zehr has the lowdown! Available to buy in Europe.
Hopkins Press@hopkinspress.bsky.social · last wk.A fun foray of escapism grounded in sound science, "Becoming Batman" provides the background for attaining the realizable—though extreme—level of human performance that would allow you to be a superhero. https://tr.ee/7YhVUO
Millions of American families have made a consequential decision to leave traditional schools behind. In "School's Out," education journalist and online-learning pioneer Mickey Revenaugh takes readers inside the rapidly expanding world of unconventional education. https://tr.ee/puP78B
#BOTD: Janet Abu-Lughod (1928–2013), renowned urban sociologist & New School professor of sociology and historical studies. 1/3
If democracy’s defenders want to push back against authoritarianism, they must learn to tap into patriotic language and a sense of national identity. Such emotional appeals shouldn’t be left to autocrats and demagogues.
How to Defeat the Authoritarian Message | Journal of Democracy
If democracy’s defenders want to push back against authoritarianism, they must learn to tap into patriotic language and a sense of national identity. Such emotional appeals shouldn’t be left to…
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🤝 1:1 Mentoring at #theGSA2026 Looking for career advice or interested in mentoring a colleague? Sign up for a 30-minute mentoring session at the GSA's 50th Annual Conference (in person or via Zoom). ⏰ Deadline: Sept. 1 Mentee: forms.gle/wPkDyM7q1UcZ... Mentor: forms.gle/BftgadDZHDCb...
NEW ISSUE OUT NOW World Politics 78.3, July 2026 tiny.one/2tba9ytw CONTRIBUTORS Sabrina B. Arias Evelyne Brie Dawn Langan Teele Brendan McElroy Chitralekha Basu Carles Boix Sonia Giurumescu Paulo Serôdio Josep Serrano-Serrat Ignacio Jurado
NEW ISSUE OUT NOW l’esprit créateur 66.2, Summer 2026 Special Issue: Faits Divers and the Fictions of Race Guest Editors: Madeleine Dobie and Olivia C. Harrison #S20 #OpenAccess @ProjectMUSE tiny.one/2p9a7vzn CONTRIBUTORS Dominique Jullien Christy Wampole Danielle Beaujon and more
NEW ISSUE OUT NOW Philosophy and Literature 50.1, Apr 2026 #S20 #OpenAccess @ProjectMUSE tiny.one/yp2tsdwr CONTRIBUTORS Dawid W. de Villiers Gary Grieve-Carlson Daniel Schwartz Paul Magee Rena A. MacLeod Junjie Qi Jane Duran Alberto Castelli Peter Brian Barry Sam Elgar Holst Katsma and more
NEW ISSUE OUT NOW American Journal of Mathematics 148.4, Aug 2026 tiny.one/mrxpkymr CONTRIBUTORS Man-Chun Lee, Peter M. Topping, Shengwen Gan, Shaoming Guo, Larry Guth, Terence L. J. Harris, Dominique Maldague, Hong Wang, Jennifer Hom, Tye Lidman, Junghwan Park, Man-Chun Lee, and more
NEW ISSUE OUT NOW Journal of College Student Development 67.4, Jul/Aug 2026 tiny.one/28xp4mb7 CONTRIBUTORS Christy Moran Craft Elisabeth L. Kutscher Aljawharah I. Aljunaydil Karly Ball Isaacson Tiombe A. Ewing Corbin Franklin Michael Anthony Goodman Natalie Spitzer Yacine Sarr and more
One last reminder to publish a shortened version of your Weird Modernisms conference paper, organized by BAMS!
British Association for Modernist Studies (BAMS)@modernistudies.bsky.social · 6d agoFinal reminder, our Special Issue for the #WeirdModernisms conference invites speakers to publish a shortened version of their paper, an extract, or a summary. Expressions of interest are due tomorrow, 31 July! 🗓️ Email tmr@bams.ac.uk, submissions due 31 August 📨 @moderniststudies.bsky.social
The AI race is no longer just a competition between companies and startups; it’s a contest between nations over global power and influence, says Kyle Chan. Hear him break down the ongoing AI battle between Chinese open-source models and American companies like Anthropic and OpenAI.
Why Washington fears China's open-source AI | Brookings
What does the invention of Chinese AI model Kimi K3 mean for Washington and Silicon Valley? In a new explainer for The Beijing Brief podcast, Kyle Chan breaks down the ongoing AI battle between Chines...
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Happy National Center Week and Staff Appreciation Day (Aug. 2) to the professionals advancing access to quality care for medically underserved communities across the country. Today and everyday, thank you for all that you do! #NHCW26 #healthcareworkforce #workforce #primarycare #CHCs
Our newest feature—on AI, writing, and the myth of the author genius—by Ryan Prewitt and K. Wilson, is now out! Read it: “we might learn from the past how to prioritize writing as a practice for the public, rather than an expression of private genius.” asapjournal.com/feature/ai-a...
AI and the Myth of the Author Genius - ASAP/Review
“The First Novel Written by AI is Here,” an article proclaimed in 2018. The author doubted AI tools could ever write a good novel but nevertheless conceded that one “might just see fragments of meanin...
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Alain Touraine, #BOTD in 1925, was a towering French sociologist who revolutionized how we understand collective action, championing the study of social movements, actor-oriented sociology, and postindustrial society. 1/2
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A Full Measure of Freedom
The Black Press at 200
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New @hopkinspress.bsky.social podcast! Star translator Edward Snow reads 6 previously unpublished translations of Rilke poems. The poems appear in latest (open-access!) issue-- MLN vol. 141.3. www.press.jhu.edu/multimedia/h...
Coming not a moment too soon: Frayed: Leadership Burnout among Women in Higher Ed by @agilefacultyrpr.bsky.social @hopkinspress.bsky.social www.press.jhu.edu/books/title/...
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Leadership Burnout Among Women in Higher Ed
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