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Georgetown University Press
<p>"These stories, by turns heartbreaking, infuriating and moving, will enable readers to see migrants in a new way, as they come to know... more<p>"These stories, by turns heartbreaking, infuriating and moving, will enable readers to see migrants in a new way, as they come to know them not simply as a political issue but as human beings with rich and complicated lives—like all of us. Open this book and encounter some contemporary parables. And then let your heart be opened."—James Martin, SJ, author<i>, Jesus: A Pilgrimage </i>and<i> Learning to Pray: A Guide for Everyone</i></p><p>"These stories, by turns heartbreaking, infuriating and moving, will enable readers to see migrants in a new way, as they come to know them not simply as a political issue but as human beings with rich and complicated lives—like all of us. Open this book and encounter some contemporary parables. And then let your heart be opened."—James Martin, SJ, author, Jesus: A Pilgrimage and Learning to Pray: A Guide for Everyone</p> less
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Simon & Schuster
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Hanover Square Press
<p><strong>From Jennifer Welch, the host of the widely popular "I've Had It" podcast and a trusted voice in new media,... more<p><strong>From Jennifer Welch, the host of the widely popular "I've Had It" podcast and a trusted voice in new media, comes a piercing, incisive, no-holds-barred take on the rising threat of theocracy in America and a fresh vision for how we can take back our country</strong></p><P> less
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Unsolicited Press
In **Crossing State Lines**, Anne Babson sends Walt Whitman, Liz Cheney, Phillis Wheatley, immigrants, commuters, and ordinary American workers into... moreIn **Crossing State Lines**, Anne Babson sends Walt Whitman, Liz Cheney, Phillis Wheatley, immigrants, commuters, and ordinary American workers into a surreal poetic reckoning with the nation’s past and present. Moving from Manhattan to Montana, from Ellis Island to the post-truth political landscape, the collection examines democracy, civic exhaustion, regional fracture, and the fragile possibility of common ground. Formally inventive and politically awake, **Crossing State Lines** asks what remains of American hope when the country can no longer agree on what is real. less
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ibidem Press
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Duke University Press
Featuring interviews with eminent historians, journalists, and writers, <I>Speaking of America</I> brings together nineteen wide-ranging... moreFeaturing interviews with eminent historians, journalists, and writers, <I>Speaking of America</I> brings together nineteen wide-ranging conversations from philanthropist and financier David M. Rubenstein’s long-running Congressional Dialogues series of interviews at the Library of Congress. Highlights include Ken Burns on documenting American history, Stacy Schiff on Samuel Adams, Manisha Sinha on Reconstruction, and David McCullough on the American frontier. less
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Yale University Press
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Harvard University Press
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Center Street
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Post Hill Press
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Harvard University Press
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University Press of Mississippi
A revised, updated edition of the definitive work on Mississippi’s recent political history
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Oxford University Press
Award-winning historian Denver Brunsman illuminates George Washington's rise and influence by focusing on the people and society who made the... moreAward-winning historian Denver Brunsman illuminates George Washington's rise and influence by focusing on the people and society who made the first president's accomplishments possible. Enslaver and revolutionary, destroyer of Native American communities and father of American liberty, Washington filled numerous roles in the Founding Era. Rather than shy from these contradictions, Brunsman embraces them in explaining Washington to a twenty-first century audience. less
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This book traces contemporary white settler grievance politics in the United States. These politics emerge from white settlers feeling both... moreThis book traces contemporary white settler grievance politics in the United States. These politics emerge from white settlers feeling both dispossessed and entitled to access to the highest powers to redress the dispossession—they’re a mode of “Can I speak to your manager?” politics. Through a close reading of three Supreme Court cases dealing with Federal Indian Law, Minno demonstrates how white settler's felt senses of innocence and victimization vis a vis Native people and Native sovereignty get encoded into law. Building off of Tuck and Yang’s (2012) trenchant analysis of “settler moves to innocence,” the book takes white settler feelings seriously as technologies of the settler state to legitimate its fundamentally contested sovereignty and to delimit the horizon of decolonial possibility.
Through historical context and analysis of the three cases—Oliphant v. Suquamish (1978), Brackeen v. Haaland (2023) and Arizona v. Navajo Nation (2023)—the book explores what makes the Supreme Court a unique vehicle to activate new realms of settler sovereignty and a unique repository for white settler grievance. Interrogating the nuances and adaptations of settler colonial power is urgent: the most hallowed institutions in the United States, including the Supreme Court, face unprecedented crises of legitimacy while, simultaneously, settler colonialism rabidly recruits apologists to its economy of violence across the globe. This book contributes to that interrogation and to ongoing conversations on affect in settler colonial studies, critical whiteness studies, performance studies, legal studies, and in social movements. Finally, it maps routes toward reducing white settler harm in the U.S.
Liza Minno is an organizer, educator, and nonfiction writer. She is a doctoral student in New York University’s American Studies program. She is based in Brooklyn and New Jersey. This is her first book. less
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University of Chicago Press
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Fernwood Publishing
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Broadleaf Books
<strong>A groundbreaking work of true crime and civil rights history, <em>Murder on the Hatchie</em> uncovers the 1940 lynching of... more<strong>A groundbreaking work of true crime and civil rights history, <em>Murder on the Hatchie</em> uncovers the 1940 lynching of NAACP leader Elbert Williams--America's first martyr for Black voting rights--and the federal failures that buried the case for more than eighty years.</strong> less
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Grand Central Publishing
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Stanford University Press
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In this profoundly important reassessment of constitutional interpretation, the eminent legal philosopher Hadley Arkes argues that... moreIn this profoundly important reassessment of constitutional interpretation, the eminent legal philosopher Hadley Arkes argues that "originalism" alone is an inadequate answer to judicial activism. Untethered from “mere Natural Law”—the moral principles knowable by all—our legal and constitutional system is doomed to incoherence. The framers of the Constitution regarded the “self-evident” truths of the Natural Law as foundational. And yet in our own time, both liberals and conservatives insist that we must interpret the Constitution while ignoring its foundation. Making the case anew for Natural Law, Arkes finds it not in theories hovering in the clouds or in benign platitudes (“be generous,” “be selfless”). He draws us back, rather, to the ground of Natural Law as the American Founders understood it, the anchoring truths of common sense—truths grasped at once by the ordinary man, unburdened by theories imbibed in college and law school. When liberals discovered hitherto unknown rights in the “emanations” and “penumbras” of a “living constitution,” conservatives responded with an “originalism” that refuses to venture beyond the bare text. But in framing that text, the Founders appealed to moral principles that were there before the Constitution and would be there even if there were no Constitution. An originalism that is detached from those anchor - ing principles has strayed far from the original meaning of the Constitution. It is powerless, moreover, to resist the imposition of a perverse moral vision on our institutions and our lives. Brilliant in its analysis, essential in its argument, Mere Natural Law is a must-read for everyone who cares about the Constitution, morality, and the rule of law. less
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RH UK
A razor-sharp analysis of the increasing – and terrifying – parallels between Trump’s America and Putin’s Russia, from the former BBC Moscow... moreA razor-sharp analysis of the increasing – and terrifying – parallels between Trump’s America and Putin’s Russia, from the former BBC Moscow Correspondent and Sunday Times bestselling author Martin Sixsmith. less
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<b>From CNN’s Abby Phillip, a triumphant new look at Jesse Jackson’s presidential campaigns of the 1980s and how they changed Black political... more<b>From CNN’s Abby Phillip, a triumphant new look at Jesse Jackson’s presidential campaigns of the 1980s and how they changed Black political power.</b><P> less
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The New Press
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<b>A political philosopher explores the elusive promises of popular government around the world</b>
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Independent Institute
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Union Square & Co.
A noted Harvard-educated lawyer gives an impassioned plea for the primacy of the First Amendment--which might be the most consequential issue of our... moreA noted Harvard-educated lawyer gives an impassioned plea for the primacy of the First Amendment--which might be the most consequential issue of our lifetime. How can social media, technology, politics, and free speech coexist in a functioning democracy? It's a question that has been brought before the Supreme Court, and an issue that will certainly play a factor in our presidential election and every election thereafter. The First Amendment also has relevance to our criminal justice system, our college campus culture, even our zoning laws. It has implications for everything from how legal disputes are resolved to why certain blocks have tons of porn shops. And at the center of this most defining issue of our time is lawyer Alex Spiro. While Republicans think he's a Democrat and Democrats think he's a Republican, Spiro is, at his core, an unwavering believer in free speech. In this book, he takes readers through some of the most defining free speech cases of his career--from an NBA star's clash with police, to the infamous "pedo guy" tweet Elon sent about a British caver, to mediating between financier Bill Ackerman and Harvard in the anti-Semitism uproar that followed the events of October 7, 2023 in Israel. Spiro also examines free speech in relation to other consequential events, such as the January 6, 2021, storming of the US Capitol. And he looks back at the history of the First Amendment, analyzing the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, which was invoked by President Donald Trump in 2025. He mixes engaging storytelling with constitutional law and history, urging readers to prod their own double-standards on the subject. less
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University of Oklahoma Press
A study of politics but also an analysis of different approaches to leadership, this is a portrait of a U.S. Senate that no longer... moreA study of politics but also an analysis of different approaches to leadership, this is a portrait of a U.S. Senate that no longer exists—one in which two leaders, while exercising partisan political responsibilities, could still come together to pass groundbreaking legislation—and a reminder of what is possible.<BR />   less
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November 2026 35 titles
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Ugly Duckling Presse
Published in 1968, Moroccan-born writer Mohammed Khaïr-Eddine’s second full-length collection—*Negative Body followed by History of a Good... morePublished in 1968, Moroccan-born writer Mohammed Khaïr-Eddine’s second full-length collection—*Negative Body followed by History of a Good Lord*—comprises a diptych of two equally genre-defying works. From the dream-like vignettes of *Negative Body* to the vertiginous blend of theater, poetry, and fiction that make up *History of a Good Lord*, the work stands as a testament to his bold credo that “there are no poems or novels anymore—there is writing.” Together, they form a single narrative tour de force, continuing Khaïr-Eddine’s trademark onslaught against the intertwined authoritarian forces of God, the king, and the father.
**Mohammed Khaïr-Eddine** (1941 - 1995) was a Moroccan Amazigh writer and poet. His first book, *Agadir* was awarded the Jean Cocteau Enfants Terribles prize. One of the major Francophone avant-garde poets of his generation, Khaïr-Eddine was hailed as the “Rimbaud of the Maghreb” and won renown for his Surrealist-inspired “linguistic guerrilla warfare,” which he developed in works such as *Corps négatif, Soleil arachnide, Moi l’aigre,* and *Le Déterreur.* With Abdellatif Laâbi and Mostafa Nissabouri, he helped found the avant-garde Moroccan journal, *Souffles-Anfas,* before he was compelled to self-exile in 1965. Khaïr-Eddine lived in France until returning to Morocco in 1979. He died in 1995 in Rabat.
**Jake Syersak** is the author of the poetry books *Mantic Compost* and *Yield Architecture.* He is also the translator of several books by Mohammed Khaïr-Eddine and Tahar Ben Jelloun. His work has received grants from The PEN/Heim Foundation and the National Endowment of the Arts. He currently lives in Olympia, WA.
**Zachary Anderson** holds an MFA from the University of Notre Dame and a PhD from the University of Georgia. His book reviews and critical writings can be found in *Harvard Review, Kenyon Review,* and the *Action Books* blog, and his poems have most recently appeared in *Annulet, New Delta Review,* and *Denver Quarterly.*
**Khalid Lyamlahy** is Assistant Professor of French and Francophone Studies at the University of Chicago where he teaches North African literature. He is the author of *Nostalgic Rebels: Politics, Aesthetics, and Selfhood in Postcolonial Morocco* (Liverpool University Press, 2025) and the coeditor of *Abdelkébir Khatibi: Postcolonialism, Transnationalism, and Culture in the Maghreb and Beyond* (Liverpool University Press, 2020). Besides his academic work, he has published two novels: *Un roman étranger* (Présence Africaine, 2017) and *Évocation d'un mémorial à Venise* (Présence Africaine, 2023). His second novel, translated as *Venice Requiem* (HopeRoad, 2026), was awarded the Prix Éthiophile and received a special mention from the Prix des Cinq Continents de la Francophonie.
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“Jake Syersak brings his translator’s bravura to bear on Mohammed Khaïr-Eddine’s guerrilla warfare with and against the French language. In a feat of lexical precision and alliterative cadences, a voice ‘composed in the likeness of thunder’ strives to ‘unlearn the viaticums of violence’. In rebellious screams and hallucinatory dreams, it conjures the landscapes of an Amazigh childhood to exorcise history’s assaults – colonial trauma, the tyranny of the state, the pangs of exile –, for ‘only the earth / remembers / and howls / what terror is brooding / beneath’ and ‘never once / did our ancestors offer asylum to kings.’” —**Omar Berrada**
"Mohammed Khaïr-Eddine is a poetic force, and Jake Syersak's unrelenting, uncompromising translation brings one of his most alive books crashing into English ‘in the likeness of thunder.’ Khaïr-Eddine's work offers not only a new perspective on Morocco, but also on how language can be used in the name of land and longing." —**Emma Ramadan**
"Who was Mohammed Khaïr-Eddine? A poet, a Berber, a technician of 'guerilla linguistics.' An intercessor to the gods of revolution, Khaïr-Eddine sang the psychoses of his country in its post-colonial and autocratic crises. I know this because of Jake Syersak, who here translates some early and vicious poems from this giant of Moroccan literature." —**Aditi Machado, author of *Some Beheadings and Prosopopoeia***
"Khaïr-Eddine’s excoriating satire of independent Morocco, written in the first decade of Hassan II’s rule, from the remove of voluntary exile in France, performs a devastating critique of the violence of the ruling class, the incompetence of government, the hypocrisy of organized religion, and the stubborn presence of police brutality, even as it fashions radically new modes of literary and poetic expression. Sometimes crude, even grotesque, often brilliantly seductive, irreligious, and funny, Jake Syersak’s bold translation into English breathes new life into this important and too-long neglected work of modern Moroccan literature." —**Thomas C. Connolly, Department of French, Yale University** less
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Lost Horse Press
VORTEX gathers the poetry of Vasyl Stus, one of Ukraine’s greatest twentieth-century poets, in the most substantial English-language selection to... moreVORTEX gathers the poetry of Vasyl Stus, one of Ukraine’s greatest twentieth-century poets, in the most substantial English-language selection to date. This bilingual volume traces Stus’s trajectory from early experimental poems to profound meditations written during his Soviet incarceration. It reveals Stus as a poet of psychological intensity and philosophical depth, moving between historical extremity and the human condition with singular ethical force.
Vasyl Stus (1938–1985) was a Ukrainian poet, critic, translator, and dissident. Raised in Donetsk, he emerged as a moral voice of his generation. After publicly protesting the arrests of Ukrainian intellectuals in 1965, he was banned from publishing in Soviet Ukraine. For his writing and dissident activity, he spent more than a decade in Soviet prisons, labor camps, and exile, before dying in 1985 in the Perm-36 labor camp. Stus’s poetry remains a touchstone of Ukrainian literature and cultural memory. less
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Duke University Press
Looking across empires, from the United States and France to postcolonial policing in places like Iraq, Chile, and the Philippines, <I>Imperial... moreLooking across empires, from the United States and France to postcolonial policing in places like Iraq, Chile, and the Philippines, <I>Imperial Entanglements of Policing</I> offers a comprehensive examination of how imperialism and colonialism have shaped policing as well as how policing has facilitated imperialism and colonialism. less
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University of Toronto Press
<p><em>Beneath the Red Umbrella</em> explores sex worker rights, solidarity, and social justice through the evolving friendship of... more<p><em>Beneath the Red Umbrella</em> explores sex worker rights, solidarity, and social justice through the evolving friendship of three university students.</p> less
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University of Chicago Press
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University of British Columbia Press
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National University of Singapore Press
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St. Martin's Press
<b>From Arkansas Governor and New York Times bestselling author Sarah Huckabee Sanders, a candid, no-nonsense account of fighting for... more<b>From Arkansas Governor and New York Times bestselling author Sarah Huckabee Sanders, a candid, no-nonsense account of fighting for conservative values, taking on the status quo, and laying out her bold vision for the future.</b><P> less
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Penguin Books
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The MIT Press
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Columbia Global Reports
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Cato Institute
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ibidem Press
The European Union (EU) is widely recognized as the most advanced model of regional integration. Far less attention, however, has been paid to its... moreThe European Union (EU) is widely recognized as the most advanced model of regional integration. Far less attention, however, has been paid to its role as a regionalizing actor―projecting its regional logic outward and making regionalization a pillar of foreign policy. In this capacity, the EU pursues a twofold approach: clustering states into shared policy frameworks for efficiency, while also promoting cooperation inspired by its own integration experience. This book examines how these dynamics unfold in the post-Soviet South Caucasus―Armenia, Azerbaijan, and Georgia. Here, “region” is less an organic reality than a political construction: Regional identity is contested, historical disputes continue to shape inter-state relations, foreign policy trajectories diverge, and the area is subject to competing external influences. By analyzing how regionalization is embedded in the EU’s foreign policy instruments, and tracing its evolution over time, the study identifies recurring patterns and develops a conceptual framework for understanding the EU’s regionalization practices, with insights from the South Caucasus potentially extending to other contested regions. less
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Bloomsbury Academic
Lincoln’s relationship with the Declaration of Independence lead him to challenge slavery, heal a fractured nation, and redefine American democracy.
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Bloomsbury Libraries Unlimited
This book shows how today’s waves of book bans and disinformation campaigns intentionally drive the cultural erasure of marginalized communities—and... moreThis book shows how today’s waves of book bans and disinformation campaigns intentionally drive the cultural erasure of marginalized communities—and what we can do to stop them. less
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Fordham University Press
This book is the autobiography of a lawyer, born in the Bronx of immigrant parents, who practiced law, served as dean of Fordham Law, participated in... moreThis book is the autobiography of a lawyer, born in the Bronx of immigrant parents, who practiced law, served as dean of Fordham Law, participated in framing the Constitution’s Twenty-Fifth Amendment, and served as President of the New York City Bar Association and chair of State Commissions on government integrity. less
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University of Chicago Press
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Basic Books
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Belknap Press
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Duke University Press
In <I>Good Vibes Only</I>, Robin James shows how vibe checks have become a technology of literal and figurative policing. Combining... moreIn <I>Good Vibes Only</I>, Robin James shows how vibe checks have become a technology of literal and figurative policing. Combining philosophy, popular music studies, and media studies, James illustrates a new era of mood, alignment, and atmosphere across political forms of governance and everyday cultural practices. less
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Ohio University Press
<DIV><I>Ohio’s First Ladies</I> offers fresh insights into the six Ohio-born First Ladies—Hayes, Garfield, Harrison, McKinley,... more<DIV><I>Ohio’s First Ladies</I> offers fresh insights into the six Ohio-born First Ladies—Hayes, Garfield, Harrison, McKinley, Taft, and Harding—revealing how their Midwest roots shaped their public roles and political influence. Accessible yet deeply researched, this collection connects Ohio’s story to the nation’s political history.</DIV> less
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New York Review Books
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Columbia Books on Architecture and the City
States of Emergency: A Spatial History of the French Colonial Continuum navigates the temporal and spatial dimensions of France's states of... moreStates of Emergency: A Spatial History of the French Colonial Continuum navigates the temporal and spatial dimensions of France's states of emergency across three colonial space-times: the Algerian Revolution (1954-1962), the Kanak Insurrection (1984-1988), and the French banlieues riots (2005) and their fallout (2015-). In recounting the mechanics of this counter-revolutionary legal framework across multiple geographies--extending and fortifying key anti-colonial solidarities past, present, and future--this book reads the state of emergency not as an exception but as a heightened form of every-day colonial state violence. Contrasting the architecture of sites like "regroupement' camps in Algeria, the white settler city of Nouméa, and the police stations of Paris's suburbs with that of Algiers's Casbah, Kanaky's tribes, and Paris's banlieues neighborhoods, States of Emergency narrates the bureaucracies and protocols that continue to enable and underwrite the far reaching violence of this legal measure, as well as the anticolonial and antiracist resistance brought against it. The book thus offers a guide and a method for making the colonial continuum legible across contexts and for spatializing the many actors, agents, immigrants, and revolutionaries working both for and against the shared project of liberation. Translated from French by Lara Vergnaud, with a preface by Zoé Samudzi. less
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Pluto Press
<DIV><B>How the convergence of AI and ultra-right ideology is creating a digital infrastructure for 21st-century... more<DIV><B>How the convergence of AI and ultra-right ideology is creating a digital infrastructure for 21st-century fascism</B></DIV> less
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<p>In an age of growing right-wing populism and resulting threats to human rights and social justice, Joel Bakan urges Canadian courts to... more<p>In an age of growing right-wing populism and resulting threats to human rights and social justice, Joel Bakan urges Canadian courts to actively apply the <em>Charter of Rights and Freedoms</em> to protect these values while respecting clear limits on their power.</p> less
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University of Massachusetts Press
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<I>Radicalizing Men</I> examines the cultural, economic, and social factors that lead men to commit political violence in... more<I>Radicalizing Men</I> examines the cultural, economic, and social factors that lead men to commit political violence in defense of an imagined white Christian homeland. less
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Writer and activist Joan Steinau Lester fought for love and justice before, during, and after the Supreme Court’s 1967 decision in... moreWriter and activist Joan Steinau Lester fought for love and justice before, during, and after the Supreme Court’s 1967 decision in <I>Loving v. Virginia</I>. In this riveting and deeply personal memoir, she eloquently communicates the deep pains of sexism, racism, and intimate betrayal. less
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University of California Press
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Temple University Press
<P><I>Explores the dynamics that structure who decides, who benefits, and how communities assert agency in the evolving politics of urban... more<P><I>Explores the dynamics that structure who decides, who benefits, and how communities assert agency in the evolving politics of urban community development</I></P> less
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<DIV><B>The invisible hand has forged an iron fist</B></DIV>
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University of British Columbia Press
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University of Chicago Press
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Oxford University Press
Geoffrey Kabaservice's <em>Conservatism and the Republican Party: What Everyone Needs to Know®</em> is a book for general... moreGeoffrey Kabaservice's <em>Conservatism and the Republican Party: What Everyone Needs to Know®</em> is a book for general readers--Republicans and Democrats alike--who want serious explanations (rather than partisan polemics) about the GOP's identity crisis and transformation into Trump-style populism. The analysis examines present-day politics through the lens of American political history to trace the roots of current conflicts. less
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<em>Rewriting the Canadian Constitution</em> explores whether – and how – the Canadian Constitution should be changed. In doing so, it... more<em>Rewriting the Canadian Constitution</em> explores whether – and how – the Canadian Constitution should be changed. In doing so, it challenges prevailing approaches and asks how Canada’s Constitution should be understood, interpreted and lived in the future. less
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W. W. Norton & Company
<strong>An insider’s journey along the world’s most important geopolitical fault line, and the epicenter of America’s battle with... more<strong>An insider’s journey along the world’s most important geopolitical fault line, and the epicenter of America’s battle with China.</strong> less
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Princeton University Press
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New Society Publishers
<p>Political polarization is weakening civic trust in Canada. Author Ruth Mojeed Ramirez examines deepening ideological divides across... more<p>Political polarization is weakening civic trust in Canada. Author Ruth Mojeed Ramirez examines deepening ideological divides across immigration, climate policy, and economic stability, and offers a pragmatic roadmap to restore democratic balance and rebuild the nation's center.</p> less
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<p><strong>Instant <em>New York Times</em> Bestseller</strong></p><p><strong>A searing, vital... more<p><strong>Instant <em>New York Times</em> Bestseller</strong></p><p><strong>A searing, vital investigation of the Republican Party’s dangerous campaign to rewrite history in real time, from the Emmy Award-winning <em>Rachel Maddow Show </em>producer and bestselling author of <em>The Impostors.</em></strong></p><p><strong>“There is nobody…who has more influence on the way I think about politics than Steve Benen.” </strong>—<strong>Rachel Maddow </strong></p> less
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A longstanding, authoritative resource on state and local government and political processes in Florida, this volume is updated in this fourth... moreA longstanding, authoritative resource on state and local government and political processes in Florida, this volume is updated in this fourth edition with discussions of changes and events in the state since the publication of the third edition in 2008. less
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This book takes a close look at how the Republican Party lost Black voters during the 1930s and 1940s, examining the numerous and far-reaching... moreThis book takes a close look at how the Republican Party lost Black voters during the 1930s and 1940s, examining the numerous and far-reaching impacts of this historical development. less
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A portrait of the Jewish lawyers whose efforts sustained and transformed the civil rights struggle
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Karolinum Press, Charles University
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Encounter Books
<strong>This collection of incisive essays traces the rise of the administrative state as a subversion of the American Founding, arguing that... more<strong>This collection of incisive essays traces the rise of the administrative state as a subversion of the American Founding, arguing that the rule of unelected experts has replaced the constitutional consent of the governed with technocratic management.</strong> less
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Melville House
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W. W. Norton & Company
<strong>The extraordinary activism of towering literary figure and great American writer Harriet Beecher Stowe, after publishing the novel that... more<strong>The extraordinary activism of towering literary figure and great American writer Harriet Beecher Stowe, after publishing the novel that changed American history.</strong> less
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Belknap Press
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<DIV><B>Capitalism stole our imagination. Let’s take it back.</B></DIV>
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<DIV><B>From solidarity to complicity—how India fuelled Israel's war on Gaza.</B></DIV>
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<DIV><B>Dispatches from the front lines of the global syndicalist resurgence</B></DIV>
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W. W. Norton & Company
<strong>A vital exploration of international conflict and world affairs, through the lens of a timeless force: geography.</strong>
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University of Toronto Press
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NYRB Classics
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University of Michigan Press
Comparing COVID-19 vaccination policies and politics around the world
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Jan 29
Temple University Press
<P><I>Evaluating the benefits of a progressive juvenile justice program</I></P>
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St. Martin's Press
<b>A Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist covers a decade in the life of a divided American city reckoning with the challenge of enacting change... more<b>A Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist covers a decade in the life of a divided American city reckoning with the challenge of enacting change after tumultuous civil rights protests.</b><P> less
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W. W. Norton & Company
<strong>A fierce exposé of the resistance to believing Black people and its devastating effects throughout American history.</strong>
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University of Washington Press
<p>In contemporary Baltic nations, music is memory, democracy, and defiance against empire</p>
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Princeton University Press
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University of Toronto Press
This graphic novel depicts the childhood memories of Almasa Salihović, a survivor of the 1995 Srebrenica genocide. It offers an intimate portrayal of... moreThis graphic novel depicts the childhood memories of Almasa Salihović, a survivor of the 1995 Srebrenica genocide. It offers an intimate portrayal of the lives lost and the families forever transformed at the hands of irreparable oppression. less
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University of Texas Press
<DIV>How ancient Greek democracies wrestled with the tension between egalitarianism and hierarchical structures necessary for organized... more<DIV>How ancient Greek democracies wrestled with the tension between egalitarianism and hierarchical structures necessary for organized government.</DIV> less
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Feb 2
Oxford University Press
Latin America is a world region comprised of the nineteen Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking countries of South, Central, and North America and the... moreLatin America is a world region comprised of the nineteen Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking countries of South, Central, and North America and the Caribbean. The Latin American political landscape has been home to populism, revolutions, dictatorships, democracies, presidentialism, the left, and the right. James Loxton examines the challenges of governing in the context of high poverty, inequality, violence, regime changes, and waivering democractic practices. The book offers broader lessons about the fragility of democracy and the danger posed by elected strongmen claiming to be champions of "the people" in their struggle against "the elites." less
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St. Martin's Griffin
<b>“A gripping, novelistic study of the remarkable man whose life forces all of us to reexamine the realities of colonial slavery."... more<b>“A gripping, novelistic study of the remarkable man whose life forces all of us to reexamine the realities of colonial slavery." --Henry Louis Gates, Jr.</b><P> less
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Henry Holt and Co.
<b>A timely excavation of the last 50 years of American history and the radical Catholic counterculture that birthed the modern political power... more<b>A timely excavation of the last 50 years of American history and the radical Catholic counterculture that birthed the modern political power players intent on shepherding the U.S. back to the Dark Ages </b><P> less
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The definitive account of Taiwan's history, from its colonial past to its rise as a democratic, economic and geopolitical force on the world... moreThe definitive account of Taiwan's history, from its colonial past to its rise as a democratic, economic and geopolitical force on the world stage, told through the stories of its people.<P> less
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Steerforth
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Emerald Publishing Limited
<p><em>The Incel Crisis</em> is the first accessible, academic research-driven book to unpack one of the most alarming social... more<p><em>The Incel Crisis</em> is the first accessible, academic research-driven book to unpack one of the most alarming social phenomena of our time. Who—or what—are incels?</p> less
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Feb 2
Georgetown University Press
<p>"Somebody Had to Speak Up powerfully illustrates what King's readers have known for decades: He is one of the greatest columnists... more<p>"Somebody Had to Speak Up powerfully illustrates what King's readers have known for decades: He is one of the greatest columnists Washington has ever known. His deeply reported essays in The Washington Post about his native city give voice to the powerless, the forgotten, the pushed-aside. His meditations on what it means to be a Black man in America today are uncompromising and inspiring. Yes, somebody had to speak up. We should all be grateful that Colby King accepted that challenge."—Eugene Robinson, Pulitzer Prize–winning former Washington Post columnist, author of Freedom Lost, Freedom Won: A Personal History of America</p><p>"<i>Somebody Had to Speak Up</i> powerfully illustrates what King's readers have known for decades: He is one of the greatest columnists Washington has ever known. His deeply reported essays in <i>The Washington Post</i> about his native city give voice to the powerless, the forgotten, the pushed-aside. His meditations on what it means to be a Black man in America today are uncompromising and inspiring. Yes, somebody had to speak up. We should all be grateful that Colby King accepted that challenge."—Eugene Robinson, Pulitzer Prize–winning former <i>Washington Post </i>columnist, author of<i> Freedom Lost, Freedom Won: A Personal History of America</i></p> less
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Georgetown University Press
<p>"Alex More is that rare academic with the storytelling chops to match his meticulous research. While I've filmed entire... more<p>"Alex More is that rare academic with the storytelling chops to match his meticulous research. While I've filmed entire documentaries in Venice, <I>Commonwealth</I> has me thinking about that wondrous city in a whole new way. His book is a much-needed dose of hope for those who believe in public solutions for very big problems."—Bill Weir, CNN Chief Climate Correspondent</p><p>"Alex More is that rare academic with the storytelling chops to match his meticulous research. While I've filmed entire documentaries in Venice, Commonwealth has me thinking about that wondrous city in a whole new way. His book is a much-needed dose of hope for those who believe in public solutions for very big problems."—Bill Weir, CNN Chief Climate Correspondent</p> less
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Rowman & Littlefield
The first contemporary biography of Dr. Edwin Bancroft Henderson, the man credited with introducing basketball to African American athletes on a... moreThe first contemporary biography of Dr. Edwin Bancroft Henderson, the man credited with introducing basketball to African American athletes on a wide-scale, organized basis, giving long-overdue recognition to a sports pioneer, civil rights activist, author, educator, and humanitarian. less
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Brookings Institution Press
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Penguin Press
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St. Martin's Press
An eye-opening exploration of the man at the center of a movement poised to reshape the fabric of American society.<P>
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University of Wisconsin Press
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Skyhorse
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McClelland & Stewart
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Feb 16
<p><strong>Inside the media machine vying for Gen Z’s loyalty and America’s future.</strong></p>
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Feb 16
Duke University Press
Yasmeen Daifallah studies two of the most consequential Arab thinkers of the twentieth century to examine the forms that intellectual decolonization... moreYasmeen Daifallah studies two of the most consequential Arab thinkers of the twentieth century to examine the forms that intellectual decolonization takes after the demise of anticolonial revolutions. less
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Oxford University Press
<em>Under the Influence</em> is an insider account of the conservative media influencers who helped rewrite America's common sense,... more<em>Under the Influence</em> is an insider account of the conservative media influencers who helped rewrite America's common sense, and, with it, its political reality. Chronicling a six-year journey through the parties, demonstrations, social media, and minds within Steve Bannon's media milieu, Danielle Lee Tomson reveals the tactics used to craft and elevate an alternative vision of America into being. Yet the book is not just a reflection on the Right. It is a mirror for a political culture of distrust, where the distinctions between performance and sincerity, truth and myth, have collapsed, charging us all to create a new political paradigm for the twenty-first century. less
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University of Chicago Press
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Bloomsbury Academic
So, you think you understand politics? This book dispels many popular misconceptions about politics in America to produce a more informed and savvy... moreSo, you think you understand politics? This book dispels many popular misconceptions about politics in America to produce a more informed and savvy citizenry. less
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Feb 18
Bloomsbury Continuum
<b>The untold story of how propaganda and power struggles toppled the Roman Republic – once the world’s most powerful... more<b>The untold story of how propaganda and power struggles toppled the Roman Republic – once the world’s most powerful democracy.</b><P> less
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Feb 20
<DIV><B>A historic turning point in the struggle for Kurdish freedom</B></DIV>
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Feb 20
Pluto Press
<strong>Gerry Adams' sharp, personal narrative exposing how Britain repeatedly bent, broke and weaponised its own laws to criminalise... more<strong>Gerry Adams' sharp, personal narrative exposing how Britain repeatedly bent, broke and weaponised its own laws to criminalise Irish resistance</strong> less
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Duke University Press
Shozab Raza recovers a radical vision of decolonization driven by Pakistani peasants in the 1970s who read and remade Marxist theory for their own... moreShozab Raza recovers a radical vision of decolonization driven by Pakistani peasants in the 1970s who read and remade Marxist theory for their own contexts, dismantling imperialist political economies and transforming the terms of theory itself. less
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University Press of Florida
This book examines the history of the Black Power movement through the lens of its sustained confrontation with the United States criminal justice... moreThis book examines the history of the Black Power movement through the lens of its sustained confrontation with the United States criminal justice system, revealing how the fight against criminalization and incarceration became central to the movement. less
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University of Arizona Press
<P><I>The Right to Remain Violets</I> is a documentary and lyric poetry collection set in East Palo Alto, where policing, public... more<P><I>The Right to Remain Violets</I> is a documentary and lyric poetry collection set in East Palo Alto, where policing, public education, and state surveillance shape the terrain of childhood. Reworking legal language, public record, and communal grief, the book examines who is granted youth, who is surveilled, and who is mourned in contemporary America.</P> less
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University of British Columbia Press
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University of Chicago Press
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Feb 26
Temple University Press
<P><I>The first comprehensive analysis of how environmental justice policies emerged and became institutionalized across the mid-Atlantic... more<P><I>The first comprehensive analysis of how environmental justice policies emerged and became institutionalized across the mid-Atlantic states</I></P> less
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Temple University Press
<P><I>Analyzing women executives’ paths, powers, and impact in five post-Communist countries</I></P>
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University of Tennessee Press
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McSweeney's Publishing
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Osprey Publishing
<b>Drawing on vivid contemporary accounts, this<i> </i>is a fascinating exploration of how and why the Revolutionary War descended... more<b>Drawing on vivid contemporary accounts, this<i> </i>is a fascinating exploration of how and why the Revolutionary War descended into a brutal existential struggle.</b><P> less
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Stanford University Press
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Bloomsbury Academic
Demystifies contemporary U.S. retirement policy by revealing how legislative changes over the past thirty years have exacerbated wealth inequalities.
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Mar 4
Bloomsbury Academic
Judicial expert Frank Ravitch guides readers through major cases decided by the Court since 2020, focused on the impact they have on every person in... moreJudicial expert Frank Ravitch guides readers through major cases decided by the Court since 2020, focused on the impact they have on every person in the United States. less
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Johns Hopkins University Press
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The MIT Press
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Basic Books
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University of Tennessee Press
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Library of America
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Reaktion Books
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Harper Perennial
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Mar 16
Avid Reader Press / Simon & Schuster
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Mar 16
Bloomsbury Publishing
<b>For readers of <i>Just Mercy</i> and <i>The New Jim Crow</i>, a groundbreaking new take on the American justice... more<b>For readers of <i>Just Mercy</i> and <i>The New Jim Crow</i>, a groundbreaking new take on the American justice system from one of its unknown "mercy workers," offering a powerful new vision of responsibility, punishment, and repair.</b><P> less
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<DIV><B>An inspiring abolitionist engagement with already-existing alternatives to the carceral 'justice'... more<DIV><B>An inspiring abolitionist engagement with already-existing alternatives to the carceral 'justice' system</B></DIV> less
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University of Chicago Press
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University of Chicago Press
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University of Chicago Press
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Mar 29
University of Chicago Press
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Mar 30
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University of Arizona Press
<P>A comprehensive social, political, and legal analysis of a long-term conflict over the voting rights of Navajos and Utes, embedded in the... more<P>A comprehensive social, political, and legal analysis of a long-term conflict over the voting rights of Navajos and Utes, embedded in the larger context of Anglo–Native conflict, <I>A Long Fight for the Vote </I>examines the long struggle by Navajo and Ute communities in San Juan County, Utah, to secure equal access to the ballot, culminating in landmark voting rights litigation and historic electoral change. Situating these cases within a broader history of Native–Anglo conflict and the Voting Rights Act, Daniel C. McCool shows how Native peoples have used the courts to assert political power and defend democratic participation.</P> less
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