Essays & Reviews No Man’s Land By Michael McCanneJune 4, 2014 Lying outside either state’s claims to sovereignty, the border zone both challenges and defines the legal conception of the state.
Essays & Reviews The Will to Wall By Joseph NevinsJune 3, 2014 What is the work that walls do in a world of staggering inequality?
Essays & Reviews Dreaming of NAFTA By Kelli KorduckiMay 29, 2014 Tejano star Selena represented the cultural promise of a more open U.S. Mexico border. Her death presaged the ultimate fate of that dream.
Uncategorized Cardinal Sins By Jonathan ZalmanMay 28, 2014 53. Brought hot chicken soup on a tray to the bedridden, maybe
Essays & Reviews Insuring the Dead By Karla Cornejo VillavicencioMay 20, 2014 Inside the business of corpse-repatriation insurance
Uncategorized The Magnetic North By Courtney StephensMay 14, 2014 Female clairvoyants in the 19th century used their powers to traverse class as well as distance
Essays & Reviews Philosophers of Babel By Ross PerlinMay 9, 2014 The Dictionary of Untranslatables offers proof that ideas like “democracy,” “revolution,” “politics,” and even “existence” translate easily from County Cork to Kyiv
Features Vol. 28 Editors’ Note: Borders By The New InquiryMay 7, 2014 Borders hold the power to transform the motives and consequences of our lives.