Volume XVI, Fall 2023 By Sophie Huttner, Yale University ’23 Advised by Brendan Shanahan Edited by Hannah Szabó, Yasmine Halmane, Nikhe Braimah, Samantha Moon, Maggie Grether, and Gisela Chung-Halpern INTRODUCTION From the 1882 Chinese Exclusion Act to the 1924 National Quota act, American Jews had been some of the nation’...
By Allison Lau Edited by Cynthia Lin '23 and Tiana Luo Introduction By the mid 1960s, Oakland’s predominantly Black urban ghettos, like others across the nation, represented to many Black radicals the “concrete inner city jungles of Babylon”, as a metaphor to describe how the American state openly...
Hobbes and Foucault: the Mercantile State and the Ontology of Early Capitalis Pacta sunt servanda Volume V By Nicholas Rice YC '23 Edited by Judah Millen '24 Introduction This essay will seek to explain the ontology of early capitalism in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries through the lens...
Rights, Progress, Genocide: The Politics of Black Reproduction in Twentieth-Century America By Eliza Kravitz YC '24 Edited by Katie Painter '23, Jamie Nicholas '25, and Ted Shepherd '25 Introduction Until African American Emancipation from slavery, Black reproduction in America comprised a key economic commodity. Since the...
Volume XIII, Spring/Summer 2022 By Johnny Gross, Yale University ’22 Advised by Professor David Sorkin Edited by Lucy Gilchrist, Alexander Battle Abdelal, Isabelle Qian, and Ted Shepherd...
Volume XIII, Spring/Summer 2022 By Christopher Sung, Yale University ’22 Advised by Professor Mark Peterson Edited by Ellie Burke, Tan Yi Tseung, and Louie Lu...
