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Agnes Mueller looks at contemporary German–Jewish fiction by young post-Holocaust-memory writers.

The former longtime editor of "Foreign Affairs" surveys impending challenges to European security and explores how they can be addressed.

Adam Shatz is at work on a sweeping chronicle of the postwar Black music avant-garde.

Mona El-Naggar’s Academy project, “Behind the Byline,” offers an authoritative account of modern women in the Arab world.

Cultural theorist Sianne Ngai is writing a book of essays that explores the risks of recreating and lingering in “wrong” ways of thinking.

Historian Abhishek Kaicker is at work on a biography of Anand Ran “Mukhlis” (1699-1751), the most important Hindu intellectual of the Mughal Empire.

Historian Daniel Jütte is working on a new book on the history of locomotion in early modern Europe.

Writer Brian Evenson is continuing work on a novel about the collision of Mormon ideas and ideals with European culture -- and schizophrenia.

Agnes Mueller explores new literature by young German-based Jewish writers and their relationships to migration and the Holocaust.

Former "Foreign Affairs" editor Gideon Rose is working on a project about the future of European security.