Ira Katznelson, Guest Editor Arien Mack, Journal Editor This eightieth anniversary issue of Social Research looks back at the most...

John P. McCormick, Guest Editor Arien Mack, Journal Editor This issue marks the five hundredth anniversary of Machiavelli's The Prince....

Arien Mack, Editor Corruption is both a pressing contemporary issue that characterizes aspects of our social and political world and an enduring problem. It has been a corrosive part of political and social life for a very long time, and is an unfortunate part of our contemporary global and national life. The authors in this issue look at questions of what corruption is and means, and at potential consequences and solutions. Arien Mack Editor's Introduction Corruption, as th

Teresa Ghilarducci and Rick McGahey, Guest Editors Arien Mack, Journal Editor This issue features the discussion of economists on the...

Richard J. Bernstein, Guest Editor Arien Mack, Journal Editor During the past few decades there has been an explosion of interest in the...

Arien Mack, Editor This special issue brings together scholars and university leaders and education experts from around the world to...

Arien Mack, Editor Assumptions about the "normal," "healthy," and "acceptable" body lead to policies around the world that are unjust....

Victoria Hattam and Riva Kastoryano, Guest Editors Arien Mack, Editor This issue is an excellent array of papers bridging problems of...

Arien Mack, Editor Arien Mack Editor’s Introduction The issue contains the proceedings of the twentieth Social Research conference,...

Arien Mack, Editor Charles Tilly 1929–2008, in memoriam A Memoriam to Chuck Tilly, and esteemed colleague and longtime member of the...

Arien Mack, Editor William Hirst, Guest Coditor Arien Mack and William Hirst Editors’ Introduction Since Maurice Halbwachs first wrote about the phenomenon, the study of collective memory has played a critical role in discussions of collective and, in particular, national identity. Students of collective memory have chiefly been interested in the memory practices a community undertakes to maintain publicly available symbols of the past, with memorials and commemorations, al

Jerome Kohn, Guest Editor Arien Mack, Editor Arien Mack Editor's Introduction This is the second of two issues celebrating the 100th year...

Jerome Kohn, Guest Editor Arien Mack, Editor Arien Mack Editor’s Introduction The current issue of Social Research and the one to follow this winter are dedicated to a discussion of the writings of Hannah Arendt, our colleague here at The New School for Social Research from 1967 until her death. Jerome Kohn Guest Editor’s Introduction Hannah Arendt’s centenary was celebrated with conferences and colloquia, art, exhibitions, dramatic and musical performances, in film, on radi

Arien Mack, Editor Arien Mack Editor's Introduction The immediate motivation for “Their America” was the sharp increase in anti-American...

Arien Mack, Editor Arien Mack Editor’s Introduction This issue of Social Research is the ninth in our conference series, the mission of...

Arien Mack, Editor Elzbieta Matynia, Guest Coeditor Elzbieta Matynia Editor's Introduction This is the eighth issue in the Social...

Arien Mack, Editor Arien Mack Editor’s Note The editor would like to call attention to the statement in the following pages that was sent...

Arien Mack, Editor Arien Mack Editor's Introduction This is now the eighth issue of the Social Research series devoted to Central and...

Arien Mack, Editor Arien Mack Editor's Introduction The papers in this special issue are all versions of presentations given at the...

Arien Mack, Editor Richard Sennett The New Capitalism This article examines two propositions concerning the culture of a capitalist order...