The Power of the Pen: Conjuring Law with Words on a Page in the Post-Revolutionary United States

Conventions, Half-truths and Misinformation on Museum Labels

Cuban Paper Trails: A Colonial History of Passports, Race, and Mobility

El fantasma rojo: Fear and Fantasies of the Latin America Left from 1917 to 1945

The Transferential Truth About Subjects: Psychoanalysis Between West Africa and Western Europe in the Sixties

Shallow Blue Empire: Labor, Science and Environment Across the Indian Ocean Littoral, 1850–1925

Not Quite So Random: Psychokinesis on Campus

Trying Credibility: The Public and Clerical Sexual Violence in Early Modern France

The Problem of Taqiyya: Invisible Subjects in Colonial India

The Cybernetic Fix: Systems Engineering and Economic Reforms in China

Beyond Restitution: Global Reverberations of Holocaust Memory

The End of Truth

The Fake Baron: Negotiating Expertise, Information, and Identity from Queen Anna's London to Peter I's St. Petersburg

A New Broom: Inventing Anti-Trafficking Law in a Post-Slavery Era

Credulity, Superstition and Fanaticism: Queerness, Disability, and Religious Enthusiasm in 18th-Century Protestant Revival Cultures

The Return to a Simple Truth and Its Consequences: Discourses of Failure and Loss in Late Medieval Bohemia

Telling the Truth About Empire: Imperial Bureaucrats and the Modern American State

Information, Truth, and Democratization in Postwar Japan, 1945–1955

Lying and the Single Girl: Toward a Genealogy of the Pathological Liar

Between Myth and Knowledge: Golden Guiana, Enlightened Khipus