For many postcolonial societies education has historically been one of the primary sites of decolonisation. This is not ...

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At the turn of the twentieth century, some Jewish exiles dreamed of a homeland in Palestine. The Jewish Territorial ...

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Monitor Istanbul.This week, we are telling the tale of two cities: Istanbul and Jerusalem. We explore how memory, resistance ...

It was in the final chapter of my book Rehearsals for Living, as I was writing the last letter to my co-author Robyn Maynard, ...

Many science-related challenges that affect people directly and profoundly – their health, their environment, their livelihoods – require responses at the state, local, and regional levels. National ...

Recently, the republication of Zadig Khanzadian’s Atlas of the Historical Cartography of Armenia, upon the initiative of the ...

In this interview, an anonymous Palestinian legal and political science scholar speaks with Associate Editorial Director ...

There’s an ongoing argument I have with a friend whenever I express shock or outrage at the latest spasm of authoritarianism ...

Travel through time with novels that resurrect forgotten voices, hidden histories, and raw emotions. Every story opens a door ...

BOONE, N.C. — The first thing you notice in Franklin Graham’s office is not the framed note from the president of the United ...