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Why Do Books Have Chapters

Editor's note:

Nicholas Dames provides the answer in his new volume.

November 08, 2023
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News

October 23, 2026

Maria Victoria Murillo Is the New Chair of Political Science

October 20, 2026

Madeleine Dobie Is the New Chair of the French Department

October 12, 2026

Columbia’s Michael Woodford Wins 2026 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics

October 06, 2026

The Anthropology Department at Columbia Has a New Chair

October 01, 2026

Columbia Physicist Sebastian Will Receives Moore Experimental Physics Investigator Award

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