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Articles by Catherine Evans
A Lesbian Media Strategy: This Bridge Called My Back and Persephone Press
This article explores the fraught politics of lesbian-feminist publishing by focusing on the relationship between Gloria E. Anzaldúa and Cherríe L. Moraga’s collection This Bridge Called My Back (1981), its performance history, and its first publisher, Persephone Press. Persephone’s involvement in This Bridge’s overlooked performances in Boston and beyond foregrounds the lesbian media strategy that the press enacted.
The client isn’t in the room, but the ethics are
“I’ve built this practice, I know what it’s worth, so selling it comes down to price and terms.” I hear a version of this often, and it’s understandable. Multiples are high and competition for good practices is fierce, so when you’ve spent years building something valuable it feels only sensible to treat the financial advice practice sale as a commercial exercise.
"Law and Empire, 1500-1812" by Philip Girard and Catherine Evans
Abstract When we think about law and empire, it is most accurate, if inelegant, to pluralize everything: empires, colonies, peoples, cultures, sources of law. The transnational turn has dramatic implications for the history of law in the Americas. Most obviously, especially for the period from 1500 to 1812, scholars have become increasingly sensitive to the role of European empires – including the British, French, and Spanish – in shaping America’s legal cultures.
Romania quietly catches up with richer neighbours, helped by EU cash
Romania in line for 90 bln euros of EU money Conditions attached to funds to drive much-needed reforms Strides of past decade make it region’s 2nd largest economy Some companies reshoring activities amid war in Ukraine BUCHAREST, Jan 9 (Reuters) – Romania’s economy is set to outpace its stagnating neighbours this year, helped by European Union funding, currency stability and foreign investment driven in part by reshoring from Russia and Ukraine.
Explainer: Why the U.S. Inflation Reduction Act has Europe up in arms
PARIS, Dec 5 (Reuters) – Top European Union officials will use a trade meeting with U.S. counterparts on Monday to press concerns about Washington’s huge new green energy subsidy package. While EU countries welcome the new commitment to energy transition, they fear the $430 billion Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) will unfairly disadvantage their companies relative to rivals in the United States. WHY IS EUROPE ANGRY?
Kyrgyz leader urges calm after deadly conflict with Tajikistan
Kyrgyz leader urges calm after deadly conflict with Tajikistan Kyrgyz President Sadyr Japarov urged his country on Monday to have trust in its army and strategic partners, and said there was no need for volunteer forces at the border with Tajikistan after last week's deadly clashes there.
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