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Articles by David Huyssen
The End of the Biden Era
The End of the Biden Era A preview of our Winter 2025 issue. Cover artwork by Tabitha Arnold Our Winter 2025 issue, out January 13, features special sections on the 2024 election and the housing crisis. Subscribe now to get the issue. In the lead section: election analysis from Wendy Brown, Michael Kazin, Gabriel Winant, Hans Kundnani, and Suzanne Kahn, plus a roundtable discussion with Alyssa Battistoni, Patrick Iber, Tressie McMillan Cottom, Aziz Rana, and Timothy Shenk.
The Gilded Age has striking similarities with today, but not for the reasons you think
Andrew Carnegie, steel magnate and one of the 19th century’s richest men, made an offhand remark while bragging about his wealth to a newspaper reporter in early 1892: “It isn’t the man who does the work that makes the money.
Lecture Capture: dubious scholarship and market forces
Number 62: #USSbriefs62 David Huyssen, University of York Click for printable PDF Overview In the past few years, the UK Higher Education (UKHE) sector has implemented Lecture Capture (henceforth LC) as a standard e-technology across academic disciplines. Targeted rollouts or full-scale adoptions of LC have happened at Oxford, Cambridge, and most Russell Group institutions.
Belabored Podcast #67: Bodies On the Gears
As protests continue to grow around the country under the banner “Black Lives Matter,” workers in the Walmart and fast food organizing campaigns have linked their struggles to those of people calling for justice for Michael Brown, Eric Garner, and other black people killed by police.
Inequality > Charity Dinners
Spectacular, feel-good charity events that appear to bring people together are a staple of the holiday season. At the end of November, St. Bart’s Church on Park Avenue in midtown Manhattan hosted just such an event, aimed at creating understanding between rich and poor New Yorkers while battling hunger and homelessness. Under chandelier lights and stained-glass windows, the church provided a sumptuous sit-down meal to over 200 homeless New Yorkers.
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