data/Big Data in the field

This essay explores the texture of early Israeli clinical data on the Holocaust, generated between 1948 and the 1960s, to pose two questions. First, how does the clinician’s own [...]

Photo by Arjun MJ on Unsplash This essay maps two movements of a parcel of land at distinct temporal moments in India’s development history. The first was [...]

In April 2018, the whole country was celebrating the historic meeting of the summit of the two Koreas. I remember the anxious atmosphere in the house of Youngdo,1 a [...]

Through the past decade, the monetization and trading of carbon emissions has been proposed as one pathway to address global climate change. To facilitate such trading, new strands of [...]

Website of the GST Council home page India adopted a new tax administration on July 1, 2017, which they named the Goods and Services Tax (GST). This [...]

One November night in 2016, Fatih Altaylı, a famous news anchor in Turkey, hosted three men on his live television program to discuss the country’s agricultural future. One was [...]

“Look at us, we are unemployed,” Aijaz[i] told me, as we walk through his village in Indian-occupied Kashmir in April, passing a group of young men sitting on a [...]

Wolhasan Forest in South Korea primarily consists of conifer plantations (Larix kaemperi and Pinus koraiensis) and oak-dominated natural forests (Querqus mongolica, Quercus serrata, Quercus variabilis, etc.). It arguably represents [...]

The National Archives at College Park, Maryland, also known as NARA II, houses a rich repository of materials that encompass US military reports pertaining to World War II prisoners [...]

Figure 1: A scribe attempting to locate an entry in the bahī. Photo by author. Much postcolonial scholarship over the last several decades has focused on the [...]