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  • March 4, 2021

March 4, 2021

Thursday, March 4, 2021

Janine Giordano Drake signed a contract with Oxford University Press to publish War for the Soul of the Christian Nation: Socialism and American Christianity.

Tatiana Saburova's article “Seeing like a Professor” or Shifting Gears: University Temporality and the Pace of Transformation in Post-Soviet Russia" was published in European Education, Volume 52, Issue 3 (2020) as a part of the special cluster "Russia's Involuted Paths toward and within Educational Modernity".

Fei-Hsien Wang was interviewed in the Copyright Clearance Center’s Velocity of Content podcast on her book Pirates and Publishers.

Ellen Wu was the featured guest on WFYI radio's daily statewide talk show "All In." The theme was "Asian Americans and the Model Minority" on February 19. The episode is archived here. On March 3, Wu was also a featured panelist for Fordham University's virtual event "Out of the Ivory Tower: Writing for the Wider Public and the Role of Academics as Public Intellectuals."

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