In Best Practice Kimberly Chong provides an ethnography of a global management consultancy that h...

After arriving from South Asia approximately a thousand years ago, cannabis quickly spread throug...

In this compelling memoir by a writer, mother, and feminist, Jane Lazarre confronts the myth of t...

Originally published in French in 1997 and appearing here in English for the first time, David La...

new in paperbackSilence on the Mountain is a virtuoso work of reporting and a masterfully plotted...

In Spill, self-described queer Black troublemaker and Black feminist love evangelist Alexis Pauli...

Based on fieldwork among state officials, NGOs, politicians, and activists in Costa Rica and Braz...

From his cavernous voice and unparalleled artistry to his fearless struggle for human rights, Pau...

Contributors to this special issue of Transgender Studies Quarterly discuss the field of trans st...

In or, on being the other woman, Simone White considers the dynamics of contemporary black femini...

The contributors to Turning Archival trace the rise of 'the archive' as an object of historical d...

In Crip Spacetime, Margaret Price intervenes in the competitive, productivity-focused realm of ac...

In Good Vibes Only, Robin James argues that the vibes, the mathematical vectors driving modern te...

A critical and ethnographic exploration of wildfire management in Australia, one of Earth’s most ...

Harmony Hammond, a leading figure in New York’s feminist and lesbian art movements, is primarily ...

Throughout his career as a writer and a publisher, Tariq Goddard has pushed the envelope and crea...

In Predatory Welfare, Erin Torkelson explores how the direct cash transfer program instituted in ...

In Going to the Moon, poet Sally Ashton explores what the Moon has meant to her, and humanity as ...

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Faculties is a call to action, a sourcebook, and a 'how to' guide for academic colleagues who wan...

Written by longtime climber Hil Malatino, Climbing explores the why of the sport, asking what pus...

In When Home Is a Photograph, Leigh Raiford asks how Black people use photography to make home in...

In Close Writing, Alice Butler reflects on the diaries, letters, publications, performances, live...

Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick is primarily known for her foundational work in queer and affect theory, bu...

Placing pressure on what it means to “do” feminist philosophy, Feminist Making, Doing, and Sensin...

Love in the Time of Zika examines the transformation of reproductive politics spurred by the Zika...

Resurgency examines how Iraqi farmers outlast the long shadow of US military intervention as they...

Moving Stones explores the extraordinary life and work of Edmonia Lewis, the Black and Ojibwe scu...

Making Gay History continues John D’Emilio’s story, following his memoir of his early years, Memo...

In Going to the Moon, poet Sally Ashton explores what the Moon has meant to her, and humanity as ...

Written by longtime climber Hil Malatino, Climbing explores the why of the sport, asking what pus...

Following his death in 2024, Fredric Jameson’s vast body of work continues to challenge orthodoxi...

Border Abolitionism is an interdisciplinary exploration of border abolition that brings together ...

Following his death in 2024, Fredric Jameson’s vast body of work continues to challenge orthodoxi...

Border Abolitionism is an interdisciplinary exploration of border abolition that brings together ...

In Cisgender, Perry Zurn turns an incisive yet playful eye toward the “norm” against which transg...

In Myanmar’s Kalay Valley, a rice-growing region near the Indian border, farmers have long been s...

Furman University: A Bicentennial History, 1826–2026 is a beautiful, hardbound, full-color coffee...

Touch of Grey, or How the Grateful Dead Became Pop Stars draws on extensive archival research to ...

John D’Emilio is one of the leading historians of his generation and a pioneering figure in the f...

Touch of Grey, or How the Grateful Dead Became Pop Stars draws on extensive archival research to ...

Worlds Beyond Bios builds on recent theoretical and ethnographic approaches to the more-than-huma...

California Futures is a critical study of California as a site of liberatory dreaming, one that t...

In We Live with the Sea, Andrew Littlejohn addresses the implementation and controversy surroundi...

Worlds Beyond Bios builds on recent theoretical and ethnographic approaches to the more-than-huma...

Roshanak Kheshti opens her book with a line from one of Zora Neale Hurston's earliest stories: 'w...

Forms of Blackness examines how race can be approached as a form shaped and perceived through vis...