A Dramatic Constitution-Meg Mott considers how the Constitution has contained our most violent disagreements, how reformers were able to expand the Bill of Rights, and how the Constitution might address the pressures of climate change.
A History of the Concept of Race-William Edelglass traces the intellectual history of the concept of race in the West, from its prehistory to today.
Afghani Women and the War on Terror-Sanjukta Ghosh focuses on how Muslim women's images have been used throughout history to further social and political ends.
Sorting the News From the Chaff-Veteran journalist and educator Mark Timney shares strategies for evaluating news sources in the rapidly changing digital information age.
The Digital Humanities Revolution-How have humanists taken up new technologies? What has the digital world added to the study of history, literature, folklore, and art? Bryan Alexander surveys the rise of the digital humanities.