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May 21, 2018 •
Authority, Features, Print •
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The Question of Authority Over Art...
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May 13, 2018 •
Authority, Print, Theme •
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illions of people fled the suffering of their home countries during World War II and were dispersed all around the world. But art, too, became a victim of warfare as Nazis pillaged Europe, stealing especially from Jewish families. The war...
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April 5, 2018 •
Features, Print, Reckoning •
Views: 834
Corruption and Human Rights...
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April 5, 2018 •
Glimpses, Print, Reckoning •
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The Market for Organs...
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April 5, 2018 •
Features, Print, Reckoning •
Views: 912
The Hidden Culture of Korean Pop Music...
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April 1, 2018 •
Print, Reckoning, Theme •
Views: 800
By Henry Reichard he man had been born in Argentina, but his manner was unmistakably estadounidense. One could hear the taint of those years he had spent in the United States in his voice — in his ability to seamlessly shift from a...
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April 1, 2018 •
Print, Reckoning, Theme •
Views: 873
How the Trans-Siberian Railroad United Asia and Europe By Manuel Schneider efore 1916, it was arduous and dangerous to travel from Moscow to Russia’s far flung East. The only significant infrastructure project connecting Europe with...
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April 1, 2018 •
Print, Reckoning, Theme •
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How South African public spaces can preserve cultural heritage and contribute to a brighter future By Sarah Widder n May of 2017, I had the opportunity to visit Cape Town with my dad for four days. During our brief visit, we tried...
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March 31, 2018 •
Features, Print, Reckoning, Theme •
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February 20, 2018 •
Peru, Peru 2016, Print, Reporting Trips •
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Mining and the social politics that shape the Peruvian landscape...
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