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  • Riney-Kehrberg edits new Routledge anthology

    In addition to Riney-Kehrberg, among the twenty-six contributors are three current ISU history faculty and three former history Ph.D. students.

  • Kostelnick contributes scholarship to newly published books

    Visual displays of quantitative data are the norm in today’s data-rich environment. But where do these visible numbers have their origins and how have they impacted societies and areas of knowledge? Charles Kostelnick, professor of English, helps address the historical development of statistical graphics through a recently published book, Visible…

  • Hassid publishes new book about Chinese politics

    Jonathan Hassid, assistant professor of political science, recently published China’s Unruly Journalists: How committed professionals are changing the People’s Republic, a book that explores why some Chinese journalists take on the great risk of challenging the Communist Party and censorship. Before joining Iowa State in January 2015, he received…