Fantastic new books by Ideas on Fire authors about trans femme pleasure, migrant sanctuary making, postwar embodiment, and more.
Resources: politics and political science
New Books in December by Ideas on Fire Authors
Exciting new books by Ideas on Fire authors about racialized information architecture, reparative media platforms, queer feminist peace practices, and more.
New Books in August by Ideas on Fire Authors
Exciting new books by Ideas on Fire authors about the racial politics of collecting, WOC feminist pedagogies, queer Latinx art, and more.
Kujenga Amani Special Issue on Democracy in Zimbabwe
Kujenga Amani’s special issue on Zimbabwe’s Democracy at the Crossroads that we copyedited is now live!
Nicosia Shakes on Black Women’s Activist Theater
Host Cathy Hannabach interviews scholar and artist Nicosia Shakes about political activism and performance across the African diaspora.
Kristie Soares on Joy in Latinx Media
Cathy Hannabach interviews Kristie Soares about the political power of pleasure, laughter, and joy in Latinx media.
Cynthia Franklin on Narrative and Activist Politics
Cathy Hannabach interviews Cynthia Franklin about movement politics, life writing, and radical solidarity beyond the human.
Katie Walkiewicz on Indigenous and Black Freedom
Cathy Hannabach interviews Katie Walkiewicz about the role of states’ rights in US settler colonialism, enslavement, and dispossession.
Mairead Sullivan on Lesbian Feminist World-building
Cathy Hannabach interviews women’s and gender studies professor Mairead Sullivan about the histories and futures of lesbian feminism.
Josen Masangkay Diaz on Postcolonial Configurations
Cathy Hannabach interviews ethnic studies scholar Josen Masangkay Diaz about US–Philippine relations during the Cold War and Filipino America today.
Erin Durban on the Sexual Politics of Empire
Cathy Hannabach interviews Erin Durban about how the relationship between the US and Haiti shapes the lives of queer and trans Haitians.
Jennifer Lynn Kelly on Anticolonial Solidarity Tourism
Cathy Hannabach interviews Jennifer Lynn Kelly about the temporality of ethnographic research and letting our writing projects change over time.