Dan Rabinowitz: The Fateful Elections Everybody Lost
Elections with a Loser but No Winner The Israeli election of October 2026 seems to have produced a clear outcome. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition, which had support…
Elections with a Loser but No Winner The Israeli election of October 2026 seems to have produced a clear outcome. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s coalition, which had support…
In 2024, the German cabinet approved a draft law that expanded deportation criteria to include public expressions that “approve” or “promote” terrorism on platforms such as Instagram, TikTok,…
Fulya Pinar, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Middlebury College I have taught Edward Said’s Orientalism (1978) in undergraduate courses on the Middle East and North Africa (SWANA) for four…
I came to Aotearoa to find out more about Pounamou and did not expect to be lead right back to Germany.
The far right and extreme right scored a sweeping victory in Brazil’s elections on 4 October. The presidency will be decided in a run-off on 25 October, but…
“A Feel for Technology: Technocapitalism and the Symbiotic Ethic in Japan” has been published as part of a special issue on Asian Technocapitalisms in Science, Technology, and Human…
Much of the contemporary conversation about higher education has become heavily focused on the moral economy of artificial intelligence. Universities are rewriting assessment policies, introducing AI …
Table of Contents By Layla El-Dakhakhni, with editing by Erdanya Anderson What is Accuracy? What is Rigour? Science requires accuracy and rigour, but how are these qualities built?…
Five-year collaboration, spearheaded by the School for Advanced Research, delivers free, practical tools as demand for culturally appropriate care grows SANTA FE, N.M. (September 8, 2…
Hamaad Mahmood, Monte Vista High School and Las Positas College I started Atlas Research Institute when I was fourteen. The idea was initially simple: teach high school students…
„Die jungen Leute wollen nicht mehr arbeiten.“ Kaum ein Satz verdichtet die gegenwärtige Kritik an jungen Menschen so stark wie dieser. Er fällt in politischen Debatten, in Talkshows,…
The School for Advanced Research adds far-reaching expertise in public policy, business, philanthropy, technology, global health, Indigenous leadership, and the arts as the Santa Fe no…
In the early 1970s, the socialist state of Bulgaria was starting to develop a series of interconnected systems for the automated governance of different areas of social and…
Q&A with the editors on the book’s origins and the collaborative process behind uncovering a largely unwritten history.
For more than a century, SAR Press has published scholarship that continues to change how we understand people, culture, history, and place. Since its earliest archaeological publicati…
Reflections on the process of co-editing a book across Rapa Nui, Germany, Chile, France and the United States.
You probably don’t think much about the electrical grid—until the lights go out. The vast network that powers our homes, hospitals, schools, and communities is one of the…
Reading Don’s Value and Worthlessness (hereafter VAW)has been one of the peak experiences of my intellectual life. VAW promises to become one of the key texts in the…
WOVEN, the short film about an Indignous weaver and his struggle to find his place in the big city, is now available online!
Highlights from SAR’s 2026 Gala: Chaco Canyon & Chocolate Jun 23, 2026 2026 gala blog gallery photo 13 2026 gala blog gallery photo 3 2026 gala blog gallery…
Version I The Break-Up Letter by Alisse Waterston [Writing time: approximately 3.5 hours, maybe a little longer] Karel, Your letter arrived and, not surprisingly, it’s filled with your…
During his speech at the Memorial Day of Remembrance (Yom HaZikaron) ceremony for Israel’s fallen soldiers on 20 April 2026, [1] South Africa’s Chief Rabbi Warren Goldstein attacked…
“Ironic, isn’t it? Socialism is supposed to take care of the poor. But here in Cuba, if you don’t have money, you don’t have rights. I assure you…
What can ancient migrations tell us about climate change today? How is artificial intelligence reshaping archaeology—and what ethical questions come with it? Why do debates…