Roman J. Israel, Esq

Bergman : ett år, ett liv

Filmrecension

Hotell Transylvanien : En monstersommar

The First Purge

Ant-Man and the Wasp

The 15:17 to Paris

Under the Tree

Den excentriska domaren : Ni juge, ni soumise

Solo : A Star Wars Story

Fahrenheit 451

En bra vecka för demokratin

Det var en gång i Tyskland : Es war einmal in Deutschland

Ghostland

Constructions in context : The reactive what-x construction in English conversation

The Journey

“What cause you were knackered?” : The reactive what-x construction in two corpora of Present-Day spoken English

Mästerdetektiven Sherlock Gnomes

Changing Frontiers and Invisible Politics in Northeast Asia : A Conversation with Tessa Morris-Suzuki

Cykeln frigjorde kvinnorna mer än någonting annat

Places of Persistence : Slavery and the Geography of Intergenerational Mobility in the United States

Intergenerational mobility has remained stable over recent decades in the United States but varies sharply across the country. In this article, I document that areas with more prevalent slavery by the outbreak of the Civil War exhibit substantially less upward mobility today. I find a negative link between prior slavery and contemporary mobility within states, when controlling for a wide range of