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Deva Woodly, Associate-Professor of Politics, discusses how dissonance is not just a part of democracy, but crucial to its existence
Robin Wagner-Pacifici, University in Exile Professor of Sociology, discusses her new book on how we remember events
Willi Semmler, Arnhold Professor of International Cooperation and Development, on the less-discussed impacts of environmental shifts
Professor of history Oz Frankel discusses the importance of his course Trump as History.
Transregional Center for Democratic Studies responds to COVID-19 and explores a path for political recovery
Philosophy PhD candidate Tomas Lima Pimenta has received a DAAD (German Academic Exchange Service) Long-term Research Grant Award for the 2021-2022 academic year.
Historical Studies alumnus Rien Fertel talks about New Orleans, Creole cuisine, race, and his time at The New School for Social Research.
Terry Williams, Professor of Sociology, on his latest book, Le Boogie Woogie: Inside an After-Hours Club
The Newcombe Fellowship is the nation’s largest and most prestigious award for PhD candidates in the humanities and social sciences addressing questions of ethical and religious values.
A conversation with Simon Critchley, Hans Jonas Professor of Philosophy
Research Matters spoke to students in the Anthropology and Design, Global Mental Health, and Science and Society subject areas about their experiences
Sara Hassani, Tatiana Llaguno Nieves, Karolina Koziura, Masha Shynkarenko, and Dina Shvetsov receive research grants
On December 4, near the end of a year defined by COVID-19, MA and PhD students from the Psychology department at The New School for Social Research gathered on Zoom to present their research on the global mental health landscape amidst the global pandemic.
The journal’s update of 1988’s “In Time of Plague” examines the human history of pandemics and what it means for the current moment
How student research is informing new modes of interdisciplinary social thought
A collaboration between NSSR and Vanderbilt reflects the evolving field of social philosophy
“I grew up in South Africa in the time of apartheid, which was a form of racial dictatorship bent on censorship, on preventing people from having information. So I care about information, and about people having access to it and understanding it and knowing how to use it, because the regime was intent not just on censorship but also on controlling the kind of messages people got.
Mandirola’s research explores the role of consumer credit scoring systems and Financial Technology (FinTech) in the socio-economic lives of people living in South America’s Southern Cone.
“I feel hugely honored by this award for Improving World Order. I hope it shines a light on social and economic rights.
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