Pleased to be finally launching this book with Niall Gilmartin. The first detailed examination of forced displacement during the troubles in NI.

“Refugees & Forced Displacement in N. Ireland’s Troubles'

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Extrapolation 65.1 features a special collection of conference papers from the CRSF Conference, including work by David Tierney, Eamon Reid, Danny Steur, Yuheng Ko and Andrew M Butler. Gerry Canavan (parody) Rebekah Sheldon Research at University of Liverpool Browse it online: bit.ly/EXTR-65-1

Are you an ECR at University of Liverpool Library, Lancaster University Library or Salford Uni Library? The deadline to apply for Trailblazers: the new #OA monograph initiative is fast approaching.
Lancaster: 1pm on Friday 26th April
Liverpool and Salford: Tuesday 30th April
Apply online: bit.ly/-Trailblazers

New blog: We hear from Edward Shepherd (Geography & Planning), Andy Inch (@USPSheffield), John Sturzaker and Tim Marshall (@obu_be) on how the Conservatives have been pragmatically masking the risk of planning conflicts from damaging the wider Conservative project: bit.ly/TPR-Conservati…

Very proud to have some work in this exemplary collection edited by the excellent Vahid Verhat and published by Liverpool University Press. Order for your library if you can ! #animatedarchitecture Lboro Creative Arts Lboro AED Research Loughborough University PR

To help raise awareness of the predatory practice of fraudulent journal sites LUP is sharing a blog post to alert researchers, readers, and editors of other journals, to the growing problem of copycat journal websites. Read the post online at: bit.ly/fraudulent-jou… AUPresses 📚

Jennie Collinson, Director of Sales & Marketing at LUP is speaking at an #OpenAccess webinar 'Continuing the Journey on a Path to Open' on 16th May with
Rebecca Seger, John Lenahan, Sarah McKee, Mary Dougherty, Tony Sanfilippo & Matthew Enis. Register: bit.ly/Continuing-PtO 🔓

We are delighted to announce that a further nine monographs have been added to the JSTOR Path to Open initiative, supporting libraries’ efforts to increase cultural diversity and invest in sustainable #OA solutions. Browse the list of included books: bit.ly/P2O

Maryse Condé obituary dlvr.it/T5Qlzx

New: A Sculpture Journal Special Issue, ‘Tender Hands, Rough Stone’, discussing myths and fictions of sculptural making & materials, linking case studies on women sculptors with broader questions about the history of sculpture: bit.ly/Sculpture-Jour… Association for Art History HenryMooreInstitute

Brilliant to see Amanda Chadburn on the News at Ten last night speaking about the dating of Woodhenge. This research is featured in Amanda's book, co-authored with Clive Ruggles, 'Stonehenge: Sighting the Sun' which publishes next month.
bit.ly/StonehengeSigh… Historic England

UNITE the Union: a history in six volumes. Accessible trade union history from Liverpool University Press MarxMemorialLibrary and, of course, Unite the union: join a union sslh.org.uk/2024/04/15/uni…

To mark the bicentenary of Byron's death, LUP are pleased to offer a discount on select books, and share a selection of free to read issues from The Byron Journal. Read our new blog post, with an introduction by Bernard Beatty➡️ bit.ly/Byron200Years #ByronStudies

EVENT: Join J Leow at the Simon Fraser University this Thursday for the launch of her new book Counter-Cartographies: Reading Singapore Otherwise.

There's still time to register for our online event with Listening to the Caribbean author Martin Munro, hosted by CSIS. This online event starts at 3PM BST on Tuesday 23rd April. Register for free here: bit.ly/3TRm9Sj University of Liverpool Florida State University

An excellent review in The Observer of 'All You Need Is Love: The End of the Beatles' by Peter Brown and Steven Gaines, including a mention of The Journal of Beatles Studies which you can read for free #OpenAccess on the LUP website. Holly Tessler @Plongy
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The 2023 Labour History Review Essay Prize Winner: '‘Porque no ha cambiado nada’: The International Confederation of Free Trade Unions and the End of the Cold War', by Manuel Herrera Crespo, is available to read online at: bit.ly/LabourHistoryR…
Society for the Study of Labour History #LabourHistory

New in Journal of Jewish Studies: Siam Bhayro on Judeo-Syriac in late antiquity and the Middle Ages, and Tova Sacher and Moshe Lavee provide a cross-homilies analysis of Tanhuma-Yelamdenu ‘Aharei Mot’. Online at: bit.ly/JournalofJewis… Oxford Centre for Hebrew & Jewish Studies BIAJS Exeter Theology & Religion

🍀New in #IrishStudies : Writing Resistance in Northern Ireland by Aimée Walsh (Aimée Walsh) tells the story of a collective of republican feminists who sought bodily, political, and economic autonomy during the Troubles.
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New in International Development Planning Review: Daanish Mustafa 🦉 دانش مُصطفیٰ on gender equality and responsible consumption and production, the two Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) that could be the key to achieving some success in realising the SDGs: bit.ly/IDPR-Vol-46-2 King's Geography