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Yes, we still have JOLE magnets! Stop by the University of Chicago Press table (near registration) to browse the UChicago economics portfolio and sign up for new issue alerts for your favorite journals. Chicago Journals Society of Labor Economists Asian and Australasian Society of Labour Economics #econtwitter

Read "Climate Science as Worldview: Constitution of the Planetary General Intellect" from Critical Historical Studies and discover how climate science emerged, how it has evolved since the 1970s, and who influenced these changes. Find it here: ow.ly/mrrm50WgS9M 3CT

The JPE thanks outgoing editor Lance Lochner for his distinguished service to the journal and looks forward to welcoming Christopher Walters to the editorial team in August. Christopher Walters Chicago Journals #econtwitter

This Open Access article from Crime and Justice digs deeper into the history of police and policing in the United States. Read "To Protect and to Serve: Police, Power, and the Production of Inequality in the United States" here: ow.ly/K1Om50WgSol

⚔️ Paging early modern scholars! The Sixteenth Century Journal seeks a new Book Review Editor (or editorial team) for 2026. Learn more about the position and how to apply: ow.ly/MSS150UGWEv Sixteenth Century Society

One month left! Ecological and Evolutionary Physiology is soliciting manuscripts on the topic of Molecular Evolutionary Physiology for a Focused Collection. Manuscripts are due by August 1. Learn more and submit your paper: ow.ly/QTb950V8skm

This article from West 86th argues that the adoption of Indigenous technologies—not military superiority—was the reason why Spanish conquistadors prevailed in 16th-century Mexico. Read more here: ow.ly/QKTf50WgSM4 West 86th

"Why did everybody openly accept Frank Ocean as bisexual while finding it difficult to believe Tyler, the Creator when he came out as queer?" From Transforming Anthropology, this article explores this question through the lens of quare theory. Read here: ow.ly/LQnE50WhwlV

As consumption in the metaverse increases, how does the metaverse influence consumers' preferences? A recent article from the Journal of the Association for Consumer Research considers this question. Find out more here: ow.ly/B93Z50WgReK Journal of the Association for Consumer Research

This Open Access article from The Quarterly Review of Biology sheds light on agency and how agential behaviors affect and influence the evolution from unicellularity to multicellularity. Find it here: ow.ly/JPBF50WgT1b The Quarterly Review of Biology

The July issue of JPE is now available online at journals.uchicago.edu/toc/jpe/2025/1… Chicago Journals #econtwitter

Who can speak on the behalf of an incapacitated patient: the family or the state? This article from The Journal of Clinical Ethics examines this question by comparing the ways the US and Europe approach this topic. Find it here: ow.ly/BOtX50WgTkp

From Art Documentation, this article sheds light on the development of the Judy Chicago Research Portal, a collaboration across multiple institutions originally designed to compile the works of artist Judy Chicago. Find out more here: ow.ly/lvle50Whwcq Art Libraries Society of North America

Using data from New York City during the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic, this article from the American Journal of Sociology argues that territoriality is a factor that can explain the unequal emergence of social norms. Find it here: ow.ly/8Hgl50Whw1H

From the Bulletin of the Detroit Institute of Arts, this article details the life and conservation of eccentric artist Hilaire Hiler's 'Hyde Street Trolley.' Learn more about the conservation process here: ow.ly/2Slk50Whwvq Detroit Inst of Arts

"Can school communities broadly, and gentrifying schools specifically, undermine white spaces, and if so, how?" This article from the American Journal of Education studies how a community challenged a gentrifying trend in a NYC school. Read here: ow.ly/s0zn50WhwTZ AJE Forum

Check out "'A Daf of Our Own': Gender, Talmud Study, and Orthodox Judaism in Online Space" from The Journal of Religion and learn more about developments in women's daf yomi studies since a watershed moment in 2020. Find it here: ow.ly/LO8E50WjMhp

Stop by our booth at the International Medieval Congress in Leeds to learn about our medieval studies publications and grab some giveaways. Can’t make it in person? Discover our medieval and Renaissance studies journals here: ow.ly/KYRh50Wkutb

From Osiris, this article examines the entanglements of public health, technology, coal, and the body through the use of carbolic acid in British colonial India. Read more here: ow.ly/Bwgv50WjPUo History of Science

This article from Polity argues that the majority of what is taught and said about democracy in the West is, in fact, antidemocratic. Read "All the People Rule: Democratic Living as Praxis" here: ow.ly/t0bk50WjQg6