I've been having difficulty writing lately, and so i have been reading like mad. But i have a bone - a big splintery bone - to pick. Until a few days ago, i was unable to really put a finger on it. Here goes: Why, in...
On August 8, 1915, Rear Admiral William B. Caperton, Commander in Chief, Atlantic Reserve Fleet, arranged a meeting at the American Legation in Port au Prince with the two most prominent candidates for election as President to Haiti. He intended to ascertain their feelings toward...
T.H. Marshall’s rather utopian vision of the growing inclusiveness in citizenship projects was premature, at best. In the 1950’s, at the time of his writing, social welfare was hierarchically organized decrying the reality of a universalist social citizenship. And while women, ethnic minorities, differently abled...
Today, i'm writing on citizenship. I have a vague sense of it form all the prattling i do about health citizenship, but i've felt that my focus has been too narrow. So, in three sentences or less, i need to define citizenship and the ways...
I have a theory about graduate school - it only works if you're humble enough to admit that you're not perfect, if you submit yourself supple-y to the demands and admonitions, praises and critiques, mouldings and formations of the people you ask to take you...