PPP’s publisher reflects on the press’s legacy and work emerging from 9/11, a history of “how a democracy built an authoritarian regime to respond to an emergency, and how the machinery kept running long after the emergency was over.“

Reflections on 9/11 and American Counterinsurgency, 25 Years Later.

James Chandler interviewed for the American Campus podcast.

Rereading Bruce Kapferer’s 2001 and Counting in light of Spielberg’s Disclosure Day.

On Dua Lipa, Reese Witherspoon, and Katarzyna Bartoszyńska.

Revisiting Data, Now Bigger and Better in the age of AI.

Prickly Pear co-founder Anna Grimshaw on the early days of PPP.

How Susan McKinnon’s Prickly pamphlet makes sense of today’s manosphere and more

PPP’s Smrithi Senthilnathan reports from the semiquincentennial in the capital.

James Chandler writes about Know-Nothingism for History Ireland Magazine.

The legendary anthropologist and Prickly Pear Pamphlets co-founder will be remembered at Cambridge next month.

Latour’s War of the Worlds: What About Peace?, a Prickly Pamphlet published in 2002 and available as a free download, has diagnostic value in the current quagmire of negotiations

Guest contributor Nicolas Guilhot looks at the Pope’s stand against Big Tech.

On International Museum Day, Paul Werner’s 2005 Prickly Paradigm pamphlet Museum, Inc: Inside the Global Art World is more relevant than ever.

We can learn a lot from history in the philosopher and social critic Richard Rorty’s 2002 PPP pamphlet, Against Bosses, Against Oligarchies.