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Transcribing Ottoman music

Until the19th century, music in the Ottoman Empire was based primarily on oral tradition. Compositions and playing styles were handed from generation to generation through a master-apprentice system…

  • Post date 1st August 2013
  • Post author By Daniel Winfree Papuga

Transcribing Ottoman music

Until the19th century, music in the Ottoman Empire was based primarily on oral tradition. Compositions and playing styles were handed from generation to generation through a master-apprentice system…

  • Post date 1st August 2013
  • Post author By Daniel Winfree Papuga

Ex-Envoy’s Account Clarifies Iran’s 2003 Nuclear Decision–Porter (IPS)

http://www.ipsnews.net/2013/07/ex-envoys-account-clarifies-irans-2003-nuclear-decision/ Ex-Envoy’s Account Clarifies Iran’s 2003 Nuclear Decision By Gareth PorterReprint |   &nb…

  • Post date 30th July 2013
  • Post author By William Beeman

Researching the race for shrinking water resources  

Why has water increasingly become a source of trouble and conflict? Why is the driest continent on earth one of the world’s biggest water exporters? – I am…

  • Post date 29th July 2013
  • Post author By www.sv.uio.no

Informality and Spatial Confinement across the Global Order. Another conference session

At the next ISA World Congress in Yokohama (July 14-19, 2014), I will be the co-organizer of this session. I’m excited about that, and I am looking forward…

  • Post date 23rd July 2013
  • Post author By Gopk

Informality and Spatial Confinement across the Global Order. Another conference session

At the next ISA World Congress in Yokohama (July 14-19, 2014), I will be the co-organizer of this session. I’m excited about that, and I am looking forward…

  • Post date 23rd July 2013
  • Post author By Gopk

Informality and Spatial Confinement across the Global Order. Another conference session

At the next ISA World Congress in Yokohama (July 14-19, 2014), I will be the co-organizer of this session. I’m excited about that, and I am looking forward…

  • Post date 23rd July 2013
  • Post author By Gopk

Informality and Spatial Confinement across the Global Order. Another conference session

At the next ISA World Congress in Yokohama (July 14-19, 2014), I will be the co-organizer of this session. I’m excited about that, and I am looking forward…

  • Post date 23rd July 2013
  • Post author By Gopk

PNG deal – regional solution or co-dependency

This is a pre-edited version, final version on theconversation.edu.au. We are yet to find out the details of the deal struck between Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and…

  • Post date 20th July 2013
  • Post author By anthropolitics

Alisha Rankin, “Panaceia’s Daughters: Noblewomen as Healers in Early Modern Germany”

[Cross-posted from New Books in Science, Technology, and Society] Dorothea was a widow who treated Martin Luther, the Duke of Saxony, and throngs of poor peasants with her…

  • Post date 18th July 2013
  • Post author By Carla Nappi

Alisha Rankin, “Panaceia’s Daughters: Noblewomen as Healers in Early Modern Germany” (University of Chicago Press, 2013)

Dorothea was a widow who treated Martin Luther, the Duke of Saxony, and throngs of poor peasants with her medicinal waters. Anna was the powerful wife of the…

  • Post date 18th July 2013
  • Post author By Carla Nappi

Public Health Ryan Gosling

…I just can’t help myself. I am cracking up at these! Do you know about the Ryan Gosling meme? (If not, read all about it at Know Your…

  • Post date 17th July 2013
  • Post author By Emily

Martha Howell, “Commerce Before Capitalism in Europe, 1300-1600”

[Cross-posted from New Books in History] When I was an undergraduate, I was taught that merchants in early modern Western Europe were “proto-capitalists.” I was never quite sure what…

  • Post date 17th July 2013
  • Post author By Marshall Poe

Frans De Waal, “The Bonobo and the Atheist: In Search of Humanism Among Primates”

[Cross-posted from New Books in Big Ideas] Humans are quite a bit like chimpanzees, genetically speaking. Of course humans are quite a bit like fruit flies, genetically speaking. But when…

  • Post date 17th July 2013
  • Post author By Marshall Poe

Frans De Waal, “The Bonobo and the Atheist: In Search of Humanism Among Primates” (Norton, 2013)

Humans are quite a bit like chimpanzees, genetically speaking. Of course humans are quite a bit like fruit flies, genetically speaking. But when it comes to behavior, humans…

  • Post date 17th July 2013
  • Post author By Marshall Poe

Martha C. Howell, “Commerce Before Capitalism in Europe, 1300-1600″ (Cambridge UP, 2010)

When I was an undergraduate, I was taught that merchants in early modern Western Europe were “proto-capitalists.” I was never quite sure what that meant. If it meant…

  • Post date 17th July 2013
  • Post author By Marshall Poe

When overheated expectations meet neoliberal policies

They chained themselves to bridges and went on hungerstrike. What people wanted was a road that connects them to the wider world. – Roads are perfect spaces for…

  • Post date 16th July 2013
  • Post author By www.sv.uio.no

Injustice Served

Up until the age of twelve, I wanted to be a lawyer. My quick memory and logical argumentation skills made it a good choice for me people said.…

  • Post date 14th July 2013
  • Post author By Dori

Injustice Served

Up until the age of twelve, I wanted to be a lawyer. My quick memory and logical argumentation skills made it a good choice for me people said.…

  • Post date 14th July 2013
  • Post author By Dori

Injustice Served

Up until the age of twelve, I wanted to be a lawyer. My quick memory and logical argumentation skills made it a good choice for me people said.…

  • Post date 14th July 2013
  • Post author By Dori

Injustice Served

Up until the age of twelve, I wanted to be a lawyer. My quick memory and logical argumentation skills made it a good choice for me people said.…

  • Post date 14th July 2013
  • Post author By Dori

American Scenes: Riding the Trolley in St. Petersburg, Florida

Downtown St. Petersburg, Florida is breathtakingly beautiful. The sweep of earth-toned buildings many of which are inspired by the domes and arches of classic Spanish architecture, contrasts stu…

  • Post date 12th July 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

American Scenes: Riding The Trolley In St. Petersburg, Florida

Downtown St. Petersburg, Florida is breathtakingly beautiful. The sweep of earth-toned buildings many of which are inspired by the domes and arches of classic Spanish architecture, contrasts stu…

  • Post date 12th July 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller

American Scenes: Riding the Trolley in St. Petersburg, Florida

Downtown St. Petersburg, Florida is breathtakingly beautiful. The sweep of earth-toned buildings many of which are inspired by the domes and arches of classic Spanish architecture, contrasts stu…

  • Post date 12th July 2013
  • Post author By Paul Stoller
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