Current Anthropology
This FREE article from Current Anthropology applies Britain's "modern slavery" policies to youth involvement in the street economy of heroin and cocaine and considers their status as "slaves" worthy of redemption by the state. https://ow.ly/A0ju50YK96i @wennergrenorg.bsky.social
Journal of Labor Economics
Does networking actually help you get hired? This article from the Journal of Labor Economics analyzes whether the employers of network contacts from college can influence job search success. https://ow.ly/sKAi50YK923 Journal of Labor Economics
The Sixteenth Century Journal
🔔 Last chance to apply! The Sixteenth Century Journal seeks a new senior editor. Apply by May 1: https://ow.ly/nr3a50Yn6b9 Sixteenth Century Society
An ETHICS Discussion, with David Estlund defending his ETHICS article “What’s Unjust About Structural Injustice?” from recent Ethics replies to it in “Injustice and Structural Wrong: Reply to Sankaran and Monaghan and to Collins” at doi.org/10.1086/739646 #philsky #PolTheory #legalphil #moralphil
International Journal of Plant Sciences
This FREE article in the "Primers in the Plant Sciences" series from the International Journal of Plant Sciences uses two related botanical orders to evidence advances in systematics methods. https://ow.ly/k3F150YK90a International Journal of Plant Sciences
The Journal of Politics
This article from The Journal of Politics challenges the argument that voters support postdisaster relief, not policies that seek to prevent or prepare for it. Read it here: https://ow.ly/Pyn450YK8Xe Journal of Politics
International Journal of American Linguistics
The April supplement of the International Journal of American Linguistics contains a compilation of Coahuitlán Totonac language texts. Read more here: https://ow.ly/VN9W50YH55F
Classical Philology Vol. 121, No. 2 (2026) www.journals.uchicago.edu/toc/cp/2026/... @chicagojournals.bsky.social Transmediality and the Classics
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Journal of the Association for Consumer Research
Through the lens of consumption adequacy, this article from the Journal of the Association for Consumer Research analyzes the merits of the various approaches to collaborations to solve impoverishment. https://ow.ly/LhJR50YK8WG
The Library Quarterly
Libraries have been labeled as "temples of democracy." This article from The Library Quarterly explores the democratic potentials in public libraries: access as a democratic right, education for citizenship, libraries as public spheres, and "demos." https://ow.ly/e3xW50YK8We
Polity
This FREE article from Polity's "Ask a Political Scientist" series is with Joan Tronto, a feminist scholar, on her desire to make "good care a central concern of political life." Read more here: https://ow.ly/RefK50YK8VA Polity, Journal of Political Science
English Literary Renaissance
Around the 17th century, many poems began to call themselves "poetical essays." This article from English Literary Renaissance explores the paradox of the term and shows us how poems might think like essays. https://ow.ly/iZ1i50YH4XI English Literary Renaissance
This article from Environmental History explores the overlooked history of the first world's fair for the environment and its contribution to the corporate capture of environmental messaging. Read more: https://ow.ly/PXNS50YH4Um
National Tax Journal
It's Tax Day. Read this article from the National Tax Journal that examines claiming children on your tax return. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/6iSU50Yn5FB
Critical Inquiry
Uncovering hidden links between botface (humans performing as machines) and blackface, this article from Critical Inquiry theorizes the two as similarly metatheatrical practices in the realm of the infrahuman. https://ow.ly/WJnO50YH4Ma Critical Inquiry
Journal of the Association for Consumer Research
Call for Papers: "Digital Platforms and Consumption" issue of the Journal of the Association for Consumer Research. Submission deadline: July 1, 2026. Submit your manuscript here: https://ow.ly/At8x50YCSeM
Classical Philology
Looking to the role of shields in "Seven Against Thebes," this article from Classical Philology argues that the shields work as nesting dolls, containing inscribed speech within ekphrasis within reported speech within dramatic dialogue. Read more: https://ow.ly/Mh3r50YH4RH
HOPOS
The latest issue of HOPOS contains a special section on Paul Feyerabend's contributions to the philosophy of science. Read more here: https://ow.ly/yGLy50YH535
USSC rules conversion therapy is free speech. ETHICS authors Maximiliana Jewett Rifkin and Elizabeth Schechter comment that “when medicine pathologizes queerness, self-deception becomes the treatment plan” Read their paper, “Gender identity, self-deception, and respect” here: doi.org/10.1086/739654
The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science
This FREE article from The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science challenges the assumption that episodic and semantic memory are fundamentally different mental systems. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/gOKy50YH4Hu British Journal for the Philosophy of Science
Medieval and Renaissance studies journals from Chicago
Stop by our unstaffed booth at the Sewanee Medieval Colloquium in Sewanee, TN to learn about our medieval studies journals and grab some giveaways. Can’t make it in person? Discover our publications here: https://ow.ly/5pP350Yn5io
The Journal of Clinical Ethics
Join us at the Dorothy J. MacLean Clinical Ethics Conference in Chicago to learn about The Journal of Clinical Ethics and grab some giveaways. Can’t make it in person? Discover The Journal of Clinical Ethics here: https://ow.ly/ZeBB50Yn5g3
Freshwater Science
Read the latest issue of Freshwater Science, featuring articles that advance understanding and environmental stewardship of all types of inland aquatic ecosystems: https://ow.ly/Ti8F50YCScJ
Journal of the Association of Consumer Research
It's Consumer Awareness Week. This article from the Journal of the Association of Consumer Research investigates the effect consumer participation has on price perceptions. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/oELt50Yn5Bg
Critical Historical Studies
Congratulations to Deirdre Lyons, winner of the William Koren, Jr. Prize for the article “‘She Made Her Belly Disappear’: A Microhistory of Slavery and Reproduction in Nineteenth-Century Martinique,” in Critical Historical Studies. Read it here: https://ow.ly/NA2g50YCS69
The Biological Bulletin
Submit a manuscript to The Biological Bulletin: No article processing charges, no submission fees, and no color charges. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/jcUB50YCS4z
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Journal of Near Eastern Studies Vol. 85, No. 1 (2026) www.journals.uchicago.edu/toc/jnes/202... @chicagojournals.bsky.social
Near Eastern Archaeology
This article from Near Eastern Archaeology discusses the function and symbolism of an iron axe from contemporary Ethiopia and suggests insights regarding axes as tools, weapons, and symbols in the Bronze and Iron Ages. https://ow.ly/FhfO50YCEc5 ASOR
Education journals from Chicago
Join us at the American Educational Research Association conference in Los Angeles, CA to learn about our education journals and grab some giveaways. Can’t make it in person? Discover our education journals here: https://ow.ly/o8ST50Yn5eH
Journal of Political Economy
Climate-related disaster protection is limited by risk misperception, externalities, and the insurance market. This article from the Journal of Political Economy measures the effect of California's wildfire building codes against this backdrop. https://ow.ly/HPWV50YCEaz Journal of Political Economy