Lessons for a Warming Planet showcases the fundamental role the law has served in reckoning with environmental harm in the United States.
Browse the #BISA2026 MNG virtual exhibit here:
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In this panel, scholars from five different countries explore how racism, colonialism, & industrial legacies shape digital popular culture.
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MNG - University Presses
MNG - University Presses
Book Review Forum ā āDetroit Never Left: Black Space, White Borders, Latino Crossingsā by Nicole E. Trujillo-PagĆ”n ā with contributions from @jamiepeck.bsky.social Danielle Purifoy @geogjosh.bsky.social Natasha Howard antipodeonline.org/2026/06/08/b... @nyupress.bsky.social
"We All Do the Time" by Holly Foster-Talbot breaks new ground by showing how women in prison and their families interact through prison boundaries
The most recent installment in our New Perspectives in Crime, Deviance, and Law is now available!
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Praised by Publishers Weekly as "a sweeping overview of the religious left over the past 25 years," Robert Wuthnow's "The Religious Left" maps 25 years of faith-based progressive advocacy on immigration, climate, gun reform, and more.
Now out today.
We're celebrating the release of "Reading Matters: A History for the Digital Age" by Joel Halldorf, a work that revisits past reading revolutions to guide our move into the digital era.
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To end off this week, we're celebrating the release of "Jews in the Soviet Union: A History: Post-War Life, Hopes, and Fears, 1945ā1953, Volume 4" by Anna Shternshis.
It offers a gripping account of the complex realities of Soviet Jewish life in the aftermath of WWI.
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"Apocalyptic Abolitionism: How Millennialists Helped Abolish Slavery and Reform America" by Kevin M. Burton combines meticulous historical research with bold theory to show how apocalypticism drove anti-slavery abolitionism and inspired reform in 19th-century America.
Now available!
NYU Press
Shows how apocalypticism helped drive anti-slavery abolitionism and inspire progressive social reform in nineteenth-century AmericaIn March 1844, Melissa Bot...
ABF Affiliated Scholar @hollyfoster.bsky.social's new book, We All Do the Time, examines how incarcerated women maintain family and community ties, and why those connections matter for well-being, belonging, and rehabilitation. Published by @nyupress.bsky.social
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American Bar Foundation
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Traces earlier revolutions in the history of reading to orient our shift to the digital ageConsidered one of the greatest inventions of human civilization, w...
An incisive examination of progressive faith-based activism and its impact on American public lifeWhile the Religious Right often dominates headlines, the Re...
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Breaks new ground by showing how women in prison and their families interact through prison boundariesAlthough women make up only 7% of the overall prison po...
