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Democracies that build things together stay together, say Francis Fukuyama and Beatriz Magaloni. Read their full analysis in Journal of Democracy of why effective service delivery and outcomes are fundamental to creating legitimacy and stability in democracies. ow.ly/8bsc50VGr3j

By the great Roger Reeves. From our symposium honoring the work and life of David Ferry, in the forthcoming issue 27.1!

On #EarthDay, GJIA held a conversation with Professors Jane Komori, Camille Gaskin-Reyes, and Gina Green, highlighting the #GlobalSouth and #indigenous voices in discussions, and facilitating connections among local, national, and global initiatives on addressing #climatechange.

From the new issue (27.1)--one of two superb poems by Katherine Hoerth.

In today's Poetry Daily, a pair of poems by Guillermo Rebollo Gil from the Summer 2024 issue of @HopkinsReview How a poem about bitterness begins and How a poem about bitterness ends Read free thru 30 April on Project MUSE tinyurl.com/3wnwp4ts

Read "Identifying White Mediocrity and Know-Your-Place Aggression: A Form of Self-Care" by Koritha Mitchell, from the Winter 2018 issue of African American Review at Project MUSE muse.jhu.edu/article/715439

Today, credit unions serve more than 142M members and hold more than $2.3T in assets. Join Brookings on May 1 as it hosts former National Credit Union Administration Chair Todd M. Harper for a discussion on the future of credit union regulation. brookings.edu/events/credit-…

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Things feeling apocalyptic? It's nothing compared to what goes on in the invertebrate world. Don't miss Mindy Weisberger on zombified bugs and her new book (via Science Friday). sciencefriday.com/segments/rise-…

⏰ The clock is ticking on for free access to our April issue... Read it before the paywall comes down on April 30! 👇 muse.jhu.edu/issue/54465

This weekend, the Journal celebrated a year of achievements and honored our graduating Seniors. Since May 2024, we’ve published 70+ articles on ##InternationalAffairs. Our 26th Annual Print Edition is set for release this summer. Learn more 👉 gjia.georgetown.edu.

Why does xenophobia endure in the US? Because it helps the country’s most important institutions function and thrive: American capitalism, American democracy, and American global leadership. Read more in this week’s #Sundayread, “Americans Must Rule America: Xenophobia in the

In what way are conspiracy theories and miracles similar? In our new issue, Avishai Margalit and Assaf Sharon question if the liberal philosophy of better access to information might exacerbate the appeal of conspiracy theories, due to the paranoid epistemology they exhibit.

Today's Poetry Daily offers two Dad Poems from Joshua Bennett, published in the Fall 2021 issue of @YaleReview Read free through 30 April on Project MUSE tinyurl.com/5c8f5m83

.Los Angeles Review of Books calls "Sleep Works" by Sebastian Klinger "a pioneering contribution to both literary studies and the history of science." Check out the full review below! lareviewofbooks.org/article/modern…

Erin Julian reviews Crow’s Theatre’s 2024 production of The Land Acknowledgement or As You Like It, created by Cliff Cardinal. 🎭: mirvish.com/shows/the-land… 📰: muse.jhu.edu/pub/1/article/… 📷: Dahlia Katz

New from Hopkins Press THE FAMILY GUIDE TO PSYCHIATRIC HOSPITALIZATION by Dr Mark Russ draws back the curtain on an alien, unfamiliar, and sometimes frightening world. Available to buy in Europe from your local bookshop or Amazon.co.uk!

Who's the cutest doggo in the whole world? In the new ASAP/Journal, the authors of the article "Puppy Power" look to the soft power of canine cuteness as a significant modern means of engaging patriotism and nationalism S2O Open Access at Project MUSE tinyurl.com/2rfzabee

In the latest episode of the Brookings Podcast on Economic Activity, Maurice Obstfeld of Peterson Institute explains the fundamental drivers of the US trade deficit and how addressing the federal budget would have a greater impact on the deficit than tariffs. brookings.edu/articles/why-d…

We are so excited to welcome PhoenixJournal into the Hopkins Press Journals fold!