The following is a collection of articles and podcasts by our faculty and affiliates.

Sven Beckert

• 10 History Books that Will Make You Smarter, Columbia Magazine

Omer Bartov

• Israeli-American Historian Explains Why He Now Believes Israel is Committing Genocide in Gaza, CNN
• Beneath Trump's Plan for Gaza, Painful Echoes of Forced Displacement, The New York Times

Jacqueline Bhabha

• Measuring Anti-Romani Discrimination in Canada, Harvard Chan News

Björn Bremer

• Austerity Politics and the Debt Brake, Political Science? No Problem et al.

Volha Charnysh

• MIT Human Insight Collaborative Launches SHASS Faculty Fellows Program, MIT News
• How Mass Migration Remade Postwar Europe, MIT News

Mai'a Cross

• Why Europe Watched Anxiously as Americans Cast Their Ballots for President, Northeastern Global News
• Cross Receives Carnegie Grant, Northeastern Global News

Frank Dobbin

• They Helped Create DEI - and Even They Say it Needs a Makeover, Wall Street Journal

Peter E. Gordon

• What Adorno Can Still Teach Us, The Nation
• Max Weber at 100, Oxford University Press
• The Eighteenth Brumaire of Donald J. Trump, Boston Review
• Music and Memory, New York Review

Peter A. Hall

• The Emotional Underpinnings of Populism, Social Europe

Maya Jasanoff

• Seeing Them as Current Events and Not Really New, Harvard Gazette

Alison Frank Johnson

• FAS Faculty Praise Proposed Non-Attribution Policy, but Ask Whether it Will Stand up to Subpoenas, The Harvard Crimson

Cemal Kafadar

• Socio-Environmental Vulnerabilities for a Cup of Coffee, Contra Corriente

Karl Kaiser

• Visionary of Integrated Security: Perspective on Climate Impacts, German Council on Foreign Relations
• America's Role in the World, German Council on Foreign Relations

Michèle Lamont

• The Campus in the Second Age of Trump, Chronicle of Higher Education
• Lamont Lends 'Recognition Gap' Research to Europe's Rural, Urban Divide, Harvard Gazette
• Kholi Prize for Sociology Awarded to Michèle Lamont

Igor Lukes

• Igor Lukes Awarded Czech Diplomatic Achievement Medal, Boston University News

Mary Murphy

• 100 Years of Irish-American Diplomatic Relations, Boston College News

Andrew O'Donohue

• How to Prevent Trump from Defying the Courts, The Atlantic

Derek J. Penslar

• Passion and Palestine, aeon
• What do Vivekananda and Theodor Herzl Have in Common?, Marginalia Review
• Defining and Confronting Campus Antisemitism, Harvard Gazette
• American Jewish Life After October 7, Harvard Magazine

Vincent Pons

• Democrats are Losing Latino Voters. That's Not Surprising, HBS Working Knowledge
• Why the 2024 US Election, and So Many Others, Were So Hard to Predict, Vox EU CEPR

Robert Putnam

• Robert Putnam Wants Us to Stop Bowling Alone, Harvard Gazette
• Robert Putnam Explains What We're Getting Wrong About the Loneliness Epidemic, Vox

Mathias Risse

• Can Harvard Remain Nonpartisan in Trump's America? Yes&No, The Harvard Crimson
• Initial Thoughts on the US Presidential Election, Harvard Kennedy School
• Harvard's Human Rights Centers should speak on Human Rights Issues, The Harvard Crimson

Sebastián Royo

• El Legado de Biden: ¿El Final de Una Era?, El Cano Royal Institute

Lennart Schürmann

• How Anti-Racist Protests Influence Pro- and Anti-Migration Voting Behavior: Evidence from National and European Elections, WZB Social Science Center
• Demos: Können Sie wirklich etwas verändern? Podcast "Wissen Weekly"
• What Happened to Germany's Climate Movement Green European Journal
• Wie Proteste Wahlen beeinflussen, Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung