Tag: Culture

Anthony Comstock Rides Again

The resurgence of American censorship and book bans

Anthony Comstock Rides Again

The resurgence of American censorship and book bans

The Nuances of Data Colonialism

A Q&A with Nick Couldry and Ulises A. Mejias NICK COULDRY and ULISES A. MEJIAS Free for commercial use. Via Pixabay   Earlier this month, Stanford University Press hosted an online discussion between Nick Couldry and Ulises A. Mejias, authors of the recently released The 

Decolonizing Culture

What a leftist Moroccan journal from the 60s can teach us about today’s cultural crises.

Art Law Pioneer: John Henry Merryman

Stanford University Press remembers a path-breaking legal scholar.

Climate Change’s Poisoned Culture

Climate change has joined sex, religion, and politics as an issue not to be discussed in polite conversation.

Fútbol in Argentina: A Common Passion for a Country of Immigrants

Fútbol has provided a unique arena for immigrants to immerse themselves in Argentinian culture. by RAANAN REIN Colombia’s President, Juan Manuel Santos, asked Colombia’s soccer coach, the Jewish-Argentine Jose Pekerman, to stay on after leading the national squad to and through the most successful World