... One of the discrete institutional innovations of Dr. Snyderman’s tenure as Chancellor was the creation of the Duke Clinical Research Institute (DCRI). Looked down upon by top-tier medical schools and academic medical centers, clinical research and trials nevertheless seemed to Dr. Snyderman...

... This chapter looks at the two films made by northern entrepreneurs at Tuskegee Institute, A Trip to Tuskegee (1909) and A Day at Tuskegee (1913). The first film was produced by the George W. Broome Exhibition Company of Boston, owned by a filmmaking entrepreneur who made actualities...

... This chapter focuses on the industrial film production of Hampton Institute, which made three films between 1913 and 1915. Two of the films were fictionalized narratives of a student’s progress through the institute; the other was a nonfiction exhibition of the work done at the school...

... (through caring), and institution (through affirmation) is proposed in this sense. minor queer autonomous liberatory micropolitics ...

... In the liberation era, gay men built new institutions that advanced the politics of pleasure in sex and dancing. In New York City, these influential clubs suggested that a new gay world was possible. This chapter revisits zeitgeist gay venues that defined gay public life in the 1970s and 1980s...

...Institutional Mechanics ...

...Institutions and Ideas ...

...Institutional Histories ...

...Institutional Critique ...