daily.jstor.org
whatever-happened-to-the-open-internet
Whatever Happened to the Open Internet? - JSTOR Daily
There may be a way out of corporate control of the internet, but it probably starts with money.
Search results for “site:daily.jstor.org”
daily.jstor.org
who-wrote-the-declaration-independence
Who Wrote the Declaration of Independence? - JSTOR Daily
The Second Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. Thomas Jefferson was not then credited with its authorship.
daily.jstor.org
privileged-poor-vs-doubly-disadvantaged
Privileged Poor vs. Doubly Disadvantaged - JSTOR Daily
Attendance at elite high schools can shift the practices of college students from disadvantaged backgrounds to being closer to those of middle-class students.
daily.jstor.org
terroir-terror-the-1911-champagne-riots
Terroir Terror: The 1911 Champagne Riots - JSTOR Daily
An environmental crisis and a dispute over regional boundaries sent both rioters and rivers of champagne pouring into the streets of Aube.
daily.jstor.org
walking-the-race-line-on-the-train-line
Walking the Race Line on the Train Line - JSTOR Daily
Investigators never reached a conclusion about the death of Pullman porter J. H. Wilkins, but his killing revealed much about the dangers of his profession.
daily.jstor.org
what-are-we-to-make-of-thomas-jefferson
What Are We to Make of Thomas Jefferson? - JSTOR Daily
There is perhaps no more enigmatic figure in American history than Thomas Jefferson, born April 13, 1743. How should his legacy be understood today?
daily.jstor.org
help-is-on-the-way-for-snakebite-victims
Help is on the Way for Snakebite Victims - JSTOR Daily
Researchers have developed a way to identify the species of snake through a DNA swab of the bite, without killing it.
daily.jstor.org
how-the-internet-changed-chronic-illness
How the Internet Changed Chronic Illness - JSTOR Daily
Online communities show that isolation doesn't have to define the experience of having a chronic disease.
daily.jstor.org
self-publishing-black-american-narrative
Self-Publishing and the Black American Narrative - JSTOR Daily
Bryan Sinche’s Published by the Author explores the resourcefulness of Black writers of the nineteenth century.
daily.jstor.org
the-rewards-and-risks-of-islamic-finance
The Rewards and Risks of Islamic Finance - JSTOR Daily
The principles of Islamic finance date to the seventh century. What do they have to offer to the contemporary global financial system?
Try “site:daily.jstor.org” on: Marginalia · Mojeek · Wiby · DuckDuckGo · Bing · Google · Wikipedia · Internet Archive