Thursday, September 3, 2020

New Issue: Humanity

The latest issue of Humanity (Vol. 11, no. 2, Summer 2020) is out. Contents include:
  • Leslie Barnes, Live-Tweeting And Distant Suffering: Nicholas Kristof As Global Savior
  • Kavita Ramakrishnan & Ludĕk Stavinoha, Beyond Humanitarian Logics: Volunteer-Refugee Encounters In Chios And Paris
  • Dossier: Moral Economy
    • Jeremy Adelman, Introduction: The Moral Economy, The Careers Of A Concept
    • Francesca Trivellato, The Moral Economies Of Early Modern Europe
    • Tim Rogan, R. H. Tawney
    • Marion Fourcade, The Imperfect Promise Of The Gift
    • Didier Fassin, Are The Two Approaches To Moral Economy Irreconcilable?
    • Emilio Kourì, On The Mexican Ejido
    • Margaret R. Somers, The Moral Economy Of The Capitalist Crowd: Utopianism, The Reality Of Society, And The Market As A Morally Instituted Process In Karl Polanyi’s The Great Transformation
    • Samuel Moyn, T. H. Marshall, The Moral Economy, And Social Rights
    • Timothy Shenk, “I Am No Longer Answerable For Its Actions”: E. P. Thompson After Moral Economy
    • Joel Isaac, Moral Economy In Its Place: The Contribution Of James C. Scott