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You can read more of Prof. Di Stefano's research on the church and Argentine history in HAHR via Duke University Press: doi.org/10.1215/001821…

In an interview with the Purdue Exponent, #historyatpurdue Professor Tithi Bhattacharya discusses her recent book published by Duke University Press - 'Ghostly Past, Capitalist Presence: A Social History of Fear in Colonial Bengal.' purdueexponent.org/campus/feature…

Read the introduction to "From Forest to Steppe," a beautiful new coffee table book of photographs of Russian wooden buildings by William Craft Brumfield. #Architecture #Photography buff.ly/1LrFGdh

"Thomas Müntzer and the German Peasants’ War at 500 Years," a special issue of History of the Present (15:1) edited by Loren Goldman and Massimiliano Tomba, is now online: buff.ly/G7ByaxK View the TOC and read the editors' introduction: buff.ly/G7ByaxK

Agricultural History is the journal of record in its field. As such, it publishes articles that explore agriculture and rural life over time, in all geographies and among all people. Issue 99:1 is now available, view the TOC: buff.ly/wOPVaMp

Volume 25, Issue 2 of Pedagogy: Critical Approaches to Teaching Literature, Language, Composition, and Culture, is now available! View the TOC and read a note in celebration of 25 years from the founding coeditors: buff.ly/UZ7UYWk

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The newest issue of Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law (50:3) features articles on Despair and Voter Turnout, Vaccine Confidence, CDC Reform Efforts, and Medicaid Waivers to Address Homelessness. View the full TOC: buff.ly/OqcVUHj

"Indigenous Feminisms across the World, Part 2," is the second in a two-part series that exposes, challenges, and actively resists contemporary (i.e., settler) colonial realities. View the TOC: buff.ly/tL7E7xQ Buy this issue: buff.ly/5FiZv3w

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"Superfine," the The Metropolitan Museum of Art exhibit based on Monica L. Miller's book "Slaves to Fashion," opens tomorrow! Editor Ken Wissoker attended the press preview; see a few of his photos on the blog today. buff.ly/8yxqWEg

JMEWS advances the fields of Middle East gender, sexuality, and women's studies through the contributions of academics, artists, and activists from around the globe. Issue 21:1 is now available: buff.ly/eWZi3VT

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Second book award Duke University Press Grateful to have spaces Farmtown Gift Stop and colleagues like Dan who have put so much voluntary labour and energy into keeping them alive.

The Weekly Read is "Two Decades Later" by Steve Chanenson and Douglas Berman. The article introduces "Booker at Twenty," a special issue (37:1) of Federal Sentencing Reporter. Read the article and the entire issue, free for a limited time: buff.ly/UrAmXKM

Looking forward to this tomorrow at Gray Area! Duke University Press

Jen Rose Smith, Ice Geographies: The Colonial Politics of Race and Indigeneity in the Arctic - Duke University Press, May 2025 dukeupress.edu/ice-geographies

Pity the poor? Then give them power. Review: Squatter Life: Persistence at the Urban Margins of Buenos Aires Duke University Press #bookreviews #Argentina #poverty #inequality #Anthropology #UrbanStudies #Marxism HERE tinyurl.com/49jkdf56

#kathodik #music Eric Drott ‘Streaming Music, Streaming Capital’ recensione di Marco Paolucci: kathodik.org/2025/05/12/eri… Duke University Press Marco Paolucci Kathodik

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