Check out our great new titles coming out this September, including "Blood Loss" by Keiko Lane, "State of Fear" by Joshua Barker, and "Judicial Territory" by Shaina Potts. ow.ly/cMoY50Tekip

This September we have a variety of great new titles coming out, including "Fitness Fiesta!" by Petra R. Rivera-Rideau and "Evacuation" by Peter Adey. ow.ly/aqCl50Tekbt

Check out our great new titles coming out this September, including "Sanctuary Everywhere" by barbara sostaita ow.ly/iZGy50TekuA

"Fantasies of Nina Simone" by Jordan Alexander Stein and "Menace to the Future" by Jess Whatcott are two of our amazing new titles out this September! ow.ly/wcPq50TekIX

Among our exciting new September titles are "On Addiction" by Darin Weinberg and "Daughter, Mother, Grandmother, and Whore" by Gabriela Leite, translated by Meg Weeks. ow.ly/MWH250TekOP

Mimi Thi Nguyen's new book "The Promise of Beauty" explores the relationship between the concept of beauty and narratives of crisis and catastrophe. Read the introduction for free on our website now. ow.ly/npmc50TeNXA

Jennifer Denbow's new book "Reproductive Labor and Innovation" examines how the US cultural investment in technofixes has been expanding at the cost of social support and care. Read the intro for free on our website now! ow.ly/TBtZ50TfgLG

Coming up Tuesday, September 10, Media Futures Hub UNSW hosts an in-person book launch for Michael Richardson, author of "Nonhuman Witnessing." Join if you're in #Sydney! ow.ly/PLhH50T7I1f

#APSA2024 starts today! Our blog today has details on our presence and conference discounts. #PoliticalScience ow.ly/h9Ng50TaSwF

"Survival of a Perverse Nation" by Tamar Shirinian traces the widespread rhetorics of sexual and moral perversion in postsocialist Armenia, showing how they are tied to anxieties about the nation’s survival. Read the intro for free on our website now! ow.ly/xVpp50Tfhag

Even if you can't join us in person at #APSA2024 in Philly, you can still browse our latest books and journals in #PoliticalScience! Through Oct 17, save 30% on all books and journal issues with code APSA24 on our website or that of our UK partner, CAP. ow.ly/yMCT50TaUtZ

If you're in #Amsterdam next week, you can join a workshop with Sami Schalk, author of "Black Disability Politics." ow.ly/Ft5X50T7HEB

Maron E. Greenleaf's new book "Forest Lost" is an ethnography of forest carbon offsets and the wider effort to make the living rainforest valuable in the Brazilian Amazon. Read the intro for free on our website now! ow.ly/U11l50Thj6c

Next Tuesday, September 10, Jennifer Doyle, author of "Shadow of My Shadow" will be at Duke University for an in-person talk. Head over to the East Duke Pink Parlor if you're in #Durham! ow.ly/kRwg50T7Igm

On the Duke University Press blog, Aisha Beliso-DeJesus explains the racist origins behind "excited delerium syndrome," often used to justify police violence. It's the subject of her new book 📚 buff.ly/4cZDX4R

"Serial Television in the Age of Streaming," a new special issue of Poetics Today, features scholarly articles touching on recent television including "Better Call Saul," "Succession," "Eagles," and more! View the TOC: ow.ly/AVI350TgRF5

In-person: F, Sep. 13 from 1-6pm - “Bangtan Remixed: A Critical BTS Reader Book Launch” UC Berkeley AAADS Korean Studies @ UCB Ethnic Studies at UC Berkeley and Multicultural Community Center UC Berkeley Duke University Press

Juliet Nebolon's new book, "Settler Militarism" is a timely analysis of settler colonial governance and US militarism in Hawai'i. Read the introduction for free on our website now! ow.ly/CEh450ThlW5

Save 30% on #NewBook "Menace to the Future" by Jess Whatcott, which traces the link between US disability institutions and early 20th-century eugenicist ideology. #AmericanStudies #DisabilityStudies ow.ly/cKIC50ThQay

Save 30% on #NewBook "Heavyweight" by Jordana Moore Saggese, which examines images of Black heavyweight boxers to map the visual terrain of racist ideology in the United States. #ArtHistory #BlackStudies ow.ly/NlEQ50ThUB9