Issue 46 | February 2022

Research

• “Globalization in Modern English Literature and its Medieval Roots: A Comparative Literature Approach” by Christene d’Anca

• “The Externalization of Border Control and the Dynamism between the European Center and the European Peripheries” by Isabel Hilpert

• “How Climate Change and Migration Cascade in the EU” by Barbora Šedová and Lisa Thalheimer

• “Hitchhiking Imperialism and Norway in World Literature” by Michele Chinitz

• “People’s Relationship with Livestock Slaughter in Contemporary France” by Félix Jourdan

• “The Quest for Stewardship in the Digital Age” by Thomas Henökl

Commentary

• “Technocrats and Traffic Lights: The Franco-German Alliance and the Direction of Europe” by Stuart P.M. Mackintosh

Visual Art

• “A Sense of Place, Imprints of Iceland,” by Charlotta Hauksdottir

Fiction

• A Strange Woman by Leylâ Erbil, translated from the Turkish by Nermin Menemencioğlu

• Brothers and Ghosts by Khuê Phạm, translated by Imogen Taylor and Daryl Lindsey

Book Reviews

• Quake, reviewed by Jessie Hennen

• Democracy, Nazi Trials, and Transitional Justice in Germany, 1945–1950, reviewed by Douglas Morris

• Guilty Pleasures: European Audiences and Contemporary Hollywood Romantic Comedy, reviewed by Hayden Bytheway

Campus Spotlight: Princeton University

• Introduction by Luke Forrester Johnson

• “Institutionalizing Interdisciplinarity in the Contemporary University: An Interview with Christy Wampole” by Luke Forrester Johnson

• “The History and Future of Childhood: Representing Children in Late Third Republic France (1900–1940)” by Hannah Stamler

• “Toward an Interdisciplinary Conceptual History of Catastrophe” by Jonathon Caitlin

• “Continuities of the Discontinuous: Mathematics and Humanism in Mid-century Germany” by William Stewart

• “Syllabus: Premodernism” by Andrew Cole and Brooke Holmes

Campus Monthly Round-Up

• “Antiracism in Europe-focused Academia” by Emily Schuckman-Matthews

Campus

• “Syllabus: Europe as a Process, a Project, and a Problem” by Manuela Boatcă

Editor’s Pick

• Love for Sale: Representing Prostitution in Imperial Russia by Colleen Lucey

• Luchino Visconti and the Alchemy of Adaptation by Brendan Hennessey

• Dogopolis: How Dogs and Humans Made Modern New York, London, and Paris by Chris Pearson