Arien Mack, Editor Marci Shore This Is What Evil Looks Like: Toward a Phenomenology of Evil in Postmodern Form This essay draws on...

Harald Hagemann and William Milberg, Guest Editors Arien Mack, Journal Editor Arien Mack A New, New School for Social Research University...

William M. LeoGrande, Guest Editor Arien Mack, Journal Editor William M. LeoGrande Introduction: Cuba Looks to the Future In 2018, Raul...

Miriam Ticktin, Guest Editor Arien Mack, Journal Editor INTRODUCTION Miriam Ticktin Invasive Others: Toward a Contaminated World This...

Alexandra Délano Alonso and Benjamin Nienass, Guest Editors Arien Mack, Journal Editor Contributors to this special issue explore a...

Arien Mack, Editor This issue is based on conference presentations given at our twenty-ninth Social Research conference which addressed...

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 This issue contains almost all of the papers from the sixteenth Social Research...

Jean-Phillippe Béja, Guest Editor Arien Mack, Editor Arien Mack Editor’s Introduction This issue of Social Research is another in our...

Arien Mack, Editor Arien Mack Editor's Introduction The papers in this issue are based on presentations given at a conference held at...

Arien Mack, Editor Arien Mack Editor’s Introduction Presents an obituary for ethicist Hans Jonas. Stanley Cavell The Idea of Home:...

Arien Mack, Editor Agnes Heller The Moral Situation in Modernity Philosophers have always disagreed on the essence of human nature, the...

Arien Mack, Editor Michael Walzer Civility and Civic Virtue in Contemporary America Decline and fall is the most common historical perception, even among intellectuals. Here in the United States it is frequently said that our citizens' commitment to the political community is less profound than it once was. One way of examining this idea is to ask what it is we expect of citizens—of citizens in general but also of American citizens in particular. What do we expect of one ano

Table of Contents: Alvin Johnson, In Memory of Emil Lederer. A year before the Hitler triumph, when I first met Lederer in person, I realize

Foreword PART I: INTELLECTUAL FREEDOM AND RESPONSIBILITY Thomas Mann,The Living Spirit: Let us pause at that great and lovely word truth, an