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This masterful history is wide-ranging both in its coverage and its hybrid form. It offers specialized study of the vitalist tradition, broadly understood, in the modern US and Europe, with Read more The post “A …
Over fifteen years ago I conducted an ethnography of NGO-led reforms in primary schools in Karnataka, India – the same region in which Arjun Shankar’s research for Brown Saviors and Read more The post Arathi …
In a thought-provoking contribution to the “Elements” series of micro-monographs published by Cambridge University Press, historian Ian Milligan – Associate Vice President for Research Oversight and Analysis at the University Read more The post “The …