"Whose Othello Are We Talking About Anyway?: Tayeb Salih's Othello in Season of Migration to the North" by Joseph Khoury from the latest issue of Critical Survey: bit.ly/46Is6Xq

Why not read our #WITmonth blog post? We have put together some of our translated texts, highlighting women writers and researchers: bit.ly/3MfWHT6 #womenintranslation

#OpenAccess! MAKING THINGS HAPPEN: Community Participation and Disaster Reconstruction in Pakistan by Jane Murphy Thomas is now available in paperback. Find out more here: bit.ly/3P92sRY #AppliedAnthropology #DevelopmentStudies

This international day against nuclear tests, we're highlighting THE CHERNOBYL EFFECT, by Szulecki (Kacper Szulecki), Waluszko, and Borewicz, found on bit.ly/3ARtwzC. For an environmental focus, we suggest THE MEANING OF A DISASTER by Kalmbach (TU Eindhoven). #History

"Scoring, Casting, Instilling: The Kunsthalle for Music" by Ed McKeon is available now from the latest issue of TURBA: The Journal for Global Practices in Live Arts Curation: bit.ly/4fMf6V5 Ed McKeon

Call for Papers ✍️ The Journal of Bodies, Sexualities, and Masculinities is calling for papers on the topic of circumcision and anti-circumcision around the globe. Abstracts accepted until Sept. 1 2024. More info here: berghahnjournals.com/view/journals/…

THE STATE OTHERWISE: Green Space, Citizenship and Advocating for the Public in Beirut by Alice Stefanelli (Durham University) has now been published! Find out more here: bit.ly/4djnkT1 #PoliticalAnthropology #EconomicAnthropology #EnvironmentalStudies

Today, cinemas across the UK will be offering largely discounted tickets in celebration of #NationalCinemaDay to share the experience and enjoyment of the big screen with audiences. Read up on our latest publications in cinema studies here: bit.ly/4dDpz3G #FilmStudies

"Into the Gray Zone: On the Inter-Mediality of the Choreographic Exhibition" by Ula Sickle is available now from the latest issue of TURBA: The Journal for Global Practices in Live Arts Curation: bit.ly/3ysLT0D

"The Sociolinguistic Dynamics of Grotesque and Satire: Comparative Analysis in Contemporary German and African American Literature", in Critical Survey Volume 36, Issue 2, by Zhongxi Liu ow.ly/H1fW50T4kOR

BECOMING OTHER: Heterogeneity and Plasticity of the Self by David Berliner (David Berliner) has now been published! Find out more here: bit.ly/3McaVUG #Anthropology #TheoryAndMethodology #LiteraryStudies

Read Filmmakers Collaborative SF's (Filmmakers Collaborative SF) interview with Stephen Most on 'Understanding the World through Documentary Storytelling': bit.ly/4dIjLWC For more on STORIES MAKE THE WORLD: bit.ly/3OrujfS #TelevisionStudies #LiteraryStudies #AuthorInterview

"The Slowness of Sandkind: On the Potential and Challenges of Curating Environmental Performance Art Inside the Exhibition Space" by Joachim Aagaard Friis. Read now from TURBA, Volume 3, Issue 1, "Exhibiting Liveness": bit.ly/3yDbmUW

LAW, HISTORY, AND JUSTICE: Debating German State Crimes in the Long Twentieth Century by Annette Weinke (Annette Weinke) is now available in paperback! Find out more here: bit.ly/4fVmaOW #PeaceStudies #ConflictStudies #GermanHistory

The American Political Science Association Annual Meeting & Exhibition begins today in Philadelphia! View a selection of relevant books and journals and receive free access to Berghahn's Political Science journals with code APSA2024 here: berghahnbooks.com/apsa

It's the last day of the American Political Science Association Annual Meeting & Exhibition in Philadelphia! Don't forget to view a selection of relevant books and journals and receive free access to Political Science journals with code APSA2024 here: berghahnbooks.com/apsa

WOMEN BECOMING PRACTITIONER RESEARCHERS: From School Teacher to Academic, edited by Su Lyn Corcoran, Claire Goodley, Alexandra Hay, and Anna Olsson Rost (Anna Olsson Rost) has now been published! Find out more here: bit.ly/4dvt4Jd #Anthropology #EducationalStudies

"Klimata: A Curatorial Research Project" by Gwendolin Lehrner, in the latest issue of TURBA "Exhibiting Liveness": bit.ly/3TaZhO7

"Shakespeare's Sonnet 145 and the Challenges of Legacy Criticism" by Shaun James Russell is available to read now in the latest issue of Critical Survey: bit.ly/3yAaTmA

For National Read a Book Day, we want to direct your attention to our #OpenAccess resources, where you can browse through subjects and find a book that catches your eye to read for free! Read more: bit.ly/3eL6nYk #NationalReadABookDay