Submissions from 2016
"Crashing America's back gate": Illegal Europeans, policing, and welfare in industrial Detroit, 1921-1939, Ashley Johnson Bavery
Autonomy, values, and food choice, Jill M. Dieterle
Relational solidarity and climate change in Western nations, Michael D. Doan
State and nation-building in Pakistan: Beyond Islam and security, Roger D. Long, Yunas Samad, Gurharpal Singh, and Ian Talbot
Submissions from 2015
The philosophical challenge from China, Brian J. Bruya
The tacit rejection of multiculturalism in American philosophy Ph.D. programs: The case of Chinese philosophy, Brian J. Bruya
Food, film and gender, Margaret Crouch
Just food: Philosophy, justice and food, Jill M. Dieterle
Acting in the dark, together, Michael D. Doan
Collective inaction and epistemic friction, Michael D. Doan
Climate modeling: Comments on coincidence, conspiracy, and climate change denial, Michael Goldsby and W. John Koolage
Immigration policy as a matter of structural justice, Peter W. Higgins
The ethics of immigration and the justice of immigration policies, Peter W. Higgins
Three hypotheses for explaining the so-called oppression of men, Peter W. Higgins
Elusive alliance: The German occupation of Poland in World War I, Jesse Kauffman
The colonial u-turn: Why Poland is not Germany’s India, Jesse Kauffman
Miraculous consilience? Constraints on formulations of the no miracles argument, W. John Koolage
Performing faculty stories: How to craft and use story as a teaching and learning tool, W. John Koolage, Jessica Alexander, and Jeannette Kindred
A history of Pakistan, Roger D. Long
Relationship violence: How philosophical counseling can help, Kate Mehuron
The depathologization of everyday life: Implications for philosophical counseling, Kate Mehuron
Nationalism and imperialism in South and Southeast Asia: Essays presented to Damodar R. SarDesai, D. R. SarDesai, Arnold P. Kaminsky, and Roger D. Long
Global capitalism and South American workers in Japan, Tomoyuki Sasaki
Japan’s postwar military and civil society: Contesting a better life, Tomoyuki Sasaki
Japan’s radical postwar turnaround, Tomoyuki Sasaki