Chicago Journals

Journal of Political Economy

How does gender impact confidence in the face of risk? This OPEN ACCESS article from the Journal of Political Economy examines the gender confidence disparity when answering risky test questions, and finds "women are more intelligent than men." https://ow.ly/l7rY50YrYqW. Journal of Political Economy

HAU: Journal of Ethnographic Theory

This FREE article from HAU: Journal of Ethnographic Theory seeks to establish alternatives to the "post-socialist framework" for the analytical tools for the anthropology of China, including the "Chinese civilization" approach. https://ow.ly/2R4850YrYnv.

American Political Thought

Read a symposium on Stephen Skowronek’s The Adaptability Paradox, in the latest issue of American Political Thought: https://ow.ly/fPOx50Yqk35

Current Anthropology

This article from Current Anthropology grapples with toxic lead exposure in Mexico City, and seeks alternatives to models that posit lead exposure as a phenomenon that individuals can prevent. https://ow.ly/pQKh50YrYaK. @wennergrenorg.bsky.social

Polity

Polity is issuing a call for papers in Global Politics/International Relations. We are interested in work in all areas of international politics, using any methodological approach and any theoretical approach. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/6tfK50YqjYZ Polity, Journal of Political Science

Ecological and Evolutionary Physiology

It's National American Paddlefish Day! Celebrate this freshwater species by reading this article from Ecological and Evolutionary Physiology that examines the movements, metabolism, and gill ventilation in juvenile paddlefish. Learn more here: https://ow.ly/gF7Y50Yn48q

Journal of Anthropological Research

Through ethnographic interviews with members of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, this article from the Journal of Anthropological Research examines both the expanding role of social media in the conflict and its use to garner financial support. https://ow.ly/iHhm50Yn4kt

Sergio Tenenbaum reviews Karl Schafer’s “Kant’s Reason: The Unity of Reason and the Limits of Comprehension in Kant” for ETHICS at doi.org/10.1086/738314 #philsky #PolTheory #legalphil #moralphil #moralphilosophy #legalphilosophy

Journal of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists

This OPEN ACCESS article from the Journal of the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists highlights the role that wetlands play in mitigating pollution by filtering sediments and excess nutrients from the landscape. https://ow.ly/a12750Yn54E JAERE

The Sixteenth Century Journal

What can we glean about early modern women based on the readers' marks left in Bibles? This article from The Sixteenth Century Journal examines marginalia in Bibles and psalm books to offer insight into this question https://ow.ly/oOal50Yn54f Sixteenth Century Society

The Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America

In this article from The Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America, an antiquarian bookseller reflects on the roles that bibliographical notes play in the book trade. Read more: https://ow.ly/1o4c50Yn4XC The Bibliographical Society of America

Philosophy journals from Chicago

Visit our unstaffed table at the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics conference in St. Louis, MO to learn about our philosophy journals and grab some giveaways. Can't make it in person? Discover our philosophy journals here: https://ow.ly/YOUO50Yn3uA

Medieval and Renaissance studies journals from Chicago

Stop by our unstaffed table at the New College Conference on Medieval-Renaissance Studies in Sarasota, FL to learn about our medieval and Renaissance studies journals and grab some giveaways. Can’t make it in person? Discover our journals here: https://ow.ly/v7ZI50Yn3pA

Sociology journals from Chicago

Stop by our unstaffed table at the Eastern Sociological Society conference to learn about our sociology journals and grab some giveaways. Can’t make it in person? Discover our sociology journals here: https://ow.ly/xmgb50YpljR

Osiris 40: Animal Mobilities

Upon the damming of the Columbia River, the migration patterns of the white sturgeon were obstructed. This article from Osiris examines how practices of counting and constructing the value of fish shape and are shaped by sturgeon in motion. https://ow.ly/bK5b50Yn4Q5 History of Science Society

I Tatti Studies

This article from I Tatti Studies examines the end of Polidoro da Caravaggio's life and career, offering a new interpretation of the style he developed while living in Messina. Read more: https://ow.ly/v3Xi50Yn4Ou

A new article from Isis disentangles the modern meanings and connotations surrounding the term "alchemy" and proposes a new conceptual vocabulary: https://ow.ly/qIN350Yn4Hx Isis journal

International Journal of American Linguistics

Names in the Kiowa tribe tend to commemorate significant events. This article from the International Journal of American Linguistics engages in the first detailed study of Kiowa personal names and the stories they tell. https://ow.ly/qm6Z50Yn4CY

The British Journal for the Philosophy of Science

This article from BJPS considers two problems in quantum cosmology that are closely related to the quantum measurement problem and explains how they get resolved in the context of Bohmian mechanics. https://ow.ly/jQfO50Yn4wc British Journal for the Philosophy of Science

HOPOS

This article from HOPOS asserts that Otto Neurath's work rehabilitates the utopian tradition so that science can contribute to a pluralistic political debate. Read it here: https://ow.ly/xfJB50Yn4t6 The HOPOS Journal

English Literary Renaissance

Using case studies, this article from English Literary Renaissance considers the broad implications of the use of recycled pages of print in early modern English culture. Read it here: https://ow.ly/mAwU50Yn4oN English Literary Renaissance

The Wordsworth Circle

⏰ Last call for submissions! The Wordsworth-Coleridge Association seeks proposals for a session on Romantic disenchantment at MLA 2027. Abstracts are due March 15: https://ow.ly/ePTw50XqCXk

The Sixteenth Century Journal

📯The Sixteenth Century Journal seeks a new senior editor! Learn more and apply by May 1: https://ow.ly/FjgT50Yn63a Sixteenth Century Society

The Library Quarterly

It's Read Across American Week! Celebrate by reading this article from The Library Quarterly that studies the motivations and habits of readers. https://ow.ly/kytz50Yn46S

View our virtual exhibits

Librarians! Stop by our booth at the Electronic Resources and Libraries conference in Austin, TX to learn about the Complete Chicago Package. Can't make it in person? Discover the CCP here: https://ow.ly/VApb50Yn3av

This article from Environmental History examines notions of rising seas in the early modern Dutch Republic and explores how Dutch water management spurred efforts to think and act across scales. Read it here: https://ow.ly/e9QC50Yn34s American Society for Environmental History

Medieval and Renaissance studies journals from Chicago

Visit our unstaffed table at the Fordham Medieval Conference in New York, NY to learn about our medieval and Renaissance studies journals and grab some giveaways. Can't make it in person? Discover our medieval and Renaissance studies journals here: https://ow.ly/zvL550XK1kc

Spenser Studies

Spenser Studies seeks new editions or translations of early modern literary texts for the “Discoveries” section of the journal. Learn more about submitting a proposal: https://ow.ly/njTa50YmF6u

This article from Critical Historical Studies reassesses Japan's relationship to the Spanish Indies at the turn of the 17th century, after a period of commerce across the Pacific Ocean through three distinct trading routes. https://ow.ly/rMEs50Ylqqt

American Political Thought

This article from American Political Thought explores how Twain's satires of American bureaucracy follow Dickens' satire of British bureaucracy, using the Circumlocution Office in "Little Dorrit," although the characters respond to corruption differently. https://ow.ly/MkvP50Ylqgl