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In ‘Islands against Civilisation’, Saagar Tewari offers a history of late-colonial discussions around the future of tribal ...

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A Chicago criminologist challenges our assumptions about why most shootings happen—and what really makes a city safe.

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Patrick James O’Flynn was born on August 29, 1965, in Cambridge, one of five children, and subsequently went on to study economics at King’s College, Cambridge, followed by a diploma in journalism ...