ISSUE 6 | August 2026
Interviews
- Computational Humanities as New Ways of Seeing, Reading, and Questioning History: An Interview with Tatiana Vagramenko, by Oksana Ermolaeva
- Audacity, Humility, and Rooted Globalism for Higher Education Innovation: An Interview with Noah Pickus, by Hélène B. Ducros
- Learning from Denmark’s International People’s College: An Interview with Nelima Lassen, by Elizabeth B. Jones
- Medical Aid, War, and Ukraine’s Changing Medical Culture: An Interview with Dr. Taras Mahlay, by Nicholas Ostrum
- Language, Integration, and Everyday Life: An Interview with Christine Penz, by Edina Paleviq
- Asking More from Democracy: An Interview with the Vorarlberg Office of Administrative Innovation and Organizational Development, by Elizabeth B. Jones
Teach & Learn
- From Theory to Experience: Practical Biology Teaching in a Resource-Constrained School in Montenegro, by Emsale Jahiu-Pali
Art
- Baltic Ice, by Bernhard Lang
Reviews
- Home Truths: A Review of Fossil Consumerism. Energy, Ecology and Everyday Life in the Early Modern Low Countries, by Paul Warde
- Beyond the Clear Image: A Review of Blur, by Jiarui Zhou
- The Entanglements of Modernity and the Emerging Freedom of Choice: A Review of Histories of French Sexuality: From the Enlightenment to the Present, by Heidi Hein-Kircher
Literature in Translation
- Duels by Néhémy Dahomey, translated from the French by Nathan H. Dize
- Woodwind Harmony in the Nighttime by Reza Ghassemi, translated from the Persian by Michelle Quay
On our Bookshelf
- Working Nature: A History of the Energy Economy, by Daniela Russ (Verso)
- Narrating Nuclear Disaster: Literary Form After Chornobyl and Fukushima, by Hannah Klaubert (Bloomsbury Academic)
- The Modernist Wish: A History of Europe, 1914-1939, by Geoff Eley (Cambridge University Press)
- Before Recognition: How the Politics of Religion Shaped the International Order, by Maria Birnbaum (Cambridge University Press)
Contributors