• The Social Science Research Council
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  • Items
    • Items is a space for engagement with insights from the work of the Council and the social sciences.
    • However Impossible: Interdisciplinarity Then and Now
      by Ron Kassimir
    • Negotiating a Passage Between Disciplinary Borders: A Symposium
      by Items Editors
    • Response by Thomas Bender
      by Items Editors
  • The Immanent Frame
    • The Immanent Frame publishes interdisciplinary perspectives on religion, secularism, and the public sphere.
    • Taming the Muslim woman
      by Nadia Fadil
    • Conversion marriages: Rethinking categories of religion in colonial India’s courtrooms
      by Justin Jones
    • Volatile signs: Feminism, secularism, political economy
      by Peter Coviello
  • Kujenga Amani
    • Kujenga Amani facilitates the exchange of ideas about diverse aspects of peacebuilding in Africa.
    • Reflections on World Press Freedom Day in Accra
      by Audrey Gadzekpo
    • Life as an APN Alumnus: An Interview with Dr. Duncan Omanga
      by The Editors
    • Gang Violence in Gugulethu, South Africa: Notes from the field
      by Godfrey Maringira and Diana Gibson
  • Parameters
    • Parameters explores the transformations in the social sciences brought on by the digital age.
    • The American Soldier: A World War II survey
      by Edward Gitre
    • Interview: Sound recording, oral positionality, and audio as ethnographic object
      by Kelsey Chatlosh and Roshanak Kheshti
    • Youth Disconnection Rates Highlight Structural Barriers to Achievement in the US
      by Kristen Lewis, Sarah Burd-Sharps and Becky Ofrane