Closing out our #LSASF2026 author content, BODIES OF EVIDENCE author Jaimie Morse on how the history of rape kit protocols raises questions of epistemology, representation, and social justice in anti-rape activism in medicine.

A short final day at #LSASF2026! We're here until 12PM today for you to checkout our latest Legal Studies books before we pack up! Our LSA website will remain up for a few weeks so you still have some time to get 40% our displayed books:

For #LSASF2026, we're pleased to offer an excerpt from Michael Welch's VISIONS OF PRISONS, which is an inquiry into the enduring meaning of containment and surveillance in post-conflict societies.

Up and at 'em on this lovely Saturday, #LSASF2026 attendees! We'll have another host of UC Press employees at our booth, eager to show you our latest Legal Studies books! As mentioned before, grab 40% off our displayed books on our LSA website:

"Gender categories are not prior to organizational practice. Categories emerge through organizational practice." Continuing with our #LSASF2026 coverage, Joss T. Greene writes about his research and new book GENDER BOUND:

ICYMI: This year we're celebrating ten years of publication! And are gratified by the impact our authors have made teaching students about important and complex environmental issue. Read more about how they are using case studies in the classroom here 👇 www.ucpress.edu/blog-posts/c...

Morning, #LSASF2026 attendees! Stop by our booth and meet various UC Press folks and check out our latest books in Legal Studies! If you're too busy in panels or grabbing a clam chowder bread bowl, our LSA website has your chance to save 40% on our displayed books:

We hope that all #LASA2026 lucky enough to attend this year's conference in Paris had a wonderful and informative time! We missed seeing you all! You still can save 40% off our latest Latin American Studies books for a few weeks so take advantage while you can: www.ucpress.edu/book-lists/l...

Thrilled to have some amazing original author content for our UC Press blog for this year's #LSASF2026. Kicking it off with our conversation with THE PRICE OF JUSTICE author Benjamin R. Weiss:

To coincide with this week's @implicitreligion.bsky.social US conference, the "Journal of Religion and Popular Culture" is offering a selection of articles free to read for a limited time—exploring religion across media, fandom, digital culture, and everyday life. www.ucpress.edu/blog-posts/j...

New issue alert: @hsnatsci.bsky.social's June 2026 issue is now online. Explore Kärin Nickelsen on Darwin & plant movement; David Kaiser on relativity, the US military & GPS; & @jdimoia.bsky.social’s review essay on South Korean creationism. online.ucpress.edu/hsns/issue/5...

Austrian avant-garde artist VALIE EXPORT died one week ago, days before her 86th birthday. In honor of her work, we share Jeff Scheible's speculative research article, "Expanded Cinema, Recycled Cinema: A Ping-Pong Volley between VALIE EXPORT and Agnès Varda"—now open access doi.org/10.1525/fmh....

Hello @lawandsociety.bsky.social and #LSASF2026 attendees! Happy to have the conference in our own backyard! And we'll have a whole host of UC Press folks at the booth throughout! Visit our LSA website to save 40% on our latest Legal Studies books: www.ucpress.edu/book-lists/l...

Attending the @implicitreligion.bsky.social conference? Don't miss "Journal of Popular Culture" Editor @davidfetlmate.bsky.social's session demystifying the journals publishing process on May 29.

"Atrocities, such as genocide must be named explicitly, because doing so underscores the gravity of the crimes committed by the Peruvian government." TOGETHER WE FIGHT author Ñusta Carranza Ko on a pivotal human rights case in Peru: www.ucpress.edu/blog-posts/c... #LASA2026

Bonjour tout le monde to all #LASA2026 attendees! We should mention that while we aren't exhibiting this year, our acquiring editor Enrique is on hand in Paris so if you have a project to discuss, don't hesitate to reach out! 40% off Latin American Studies books: www.ucpress.edu/book-lists/l...

Communist and Post-Communist Studies @cpcs.bsky.social article "Ukrainian Researchers in a War Documentation Project: Intertwined Experiences and Methodologies" wins American Association for Ukrainian Studies' top article prize ukrainianstudies.org/aaus-announc...

In a recent CSE author survey, nearly 70% of respondents reported that their case study has been used in classroom or training settings by themselves or others—56% as a discussion case, 44% as an assigned reading, and 26% as a basis for an activity or simulation. www.ucpress.edu/blog-posts/c...

EMERGING EL DORADO author Eduardo Elena joined us to speak about his new book, the meaning of "Emerging El Dorado," and the challenges of researching and writing on an truly international topic. www.ucpress.edu/blog-posts/q... #LASA2026

It's 12AM here on the West Coast, but we want to be up with all of you #LASA2026 peeps in Paris! When you aren't busy in panels or enjoying literally everything Paris has to offer, know that you can save 40% off our Latin American Studies books for a limited time: www.ucpress.edu/book-lists/l...

What a joy this conversation with @taramulder.bsky.social was! She manages to bring the experience of pregnancy and childbirth in ancient Rome vividly to life, and I wanted to know HOW. She told me that and more--including the "anti-acknowledgements" she wrote... draftingthepast.com/podcast-epis...

"I had to reckon with the fact that Oakland didn’t feel like home anymore because it didn’t feel as Black." UC Press authors @drbrandi.bsky.social & Alex Werth along w/ other scholars explore Black sonic politics, displacement, resistance & belonging in a powerful conversation on culture & place.

We're pleased to have multiple original blog posts from our acclaimed authors for #LASA2026. To kick us off, we're delighted to share an excerpt from acclaimed journalist and author of CHILE IN THEIR HEARTS John Dinges: www.ucpress.edu/blog-posts/a...

Hola and bonjour, @lasabluesky.bsky.social and #LASA2026 attendees! We sadly aren't exhibiting this year in Paris, but we still have some exciting offers and content for you this year. For a limited time, get 40% off our latest books in Latin American Studies: www.ucpress.edu/book-lists/l...

In this News Brief, we talk with Miranda Banks and Kate Fortmueller, authors of the new book Boom to Bust: How Streaming Broke Hollywood Workers, about precarity in Hollywood, studio consolidation, and how the dream of fame, 100 years on, is still used to concentrate power and drive down wages

So thrilled that the authors of BOOM TO BUST: HOW STREAMING BROKE HOLLYWOOD WORKERS were part of this lively conversation, about movie industry labor woes, on the Citations Needed podcast (@citationspod.bsky.social). citationsneeded.libsyn.com/news-brief-p...

In the new May 2026 issue, "California History" brings back 'Documentary,' the California Historical Society’s practice of publishing hard-to-find documents from the early history of California. The full issue is available online now. online.ucpress.edu/ch/issue/103/2

New in Journal of Vietnamese Studies, “Capitalist Music Brings Jail.” Unapproved musical activity represented a form of unacceptably seditious behavior in 1970s Vietnam doi.org/10.1525/vs.2...

MANGA'S FIRST CENTURY by Andrea Horbinski has been nominated for a 2026 Eisner Award in the Best Academic/Scholarly Work category! Congratulations, Andrea! www.ucpress.edu/books/mangas...

Opinion | Our Institutions Fumbled DEI; As Always, It Falls to Individuals to Do the Work Many DEI trainings were nonscientific and ineffective. But the best of them were grounded in cognitive-behavioral strategies that we can still use in our practical, everyday work. https://bit.ly/4eRbUJI

National Petroleum Reserve Oil Drilling Project Case Study Wins 2025 CSE Prize Competition. “the authors demonstrate how energy policy, climate goals, and environmental justice concerns intersect in place-specific ways that complicate environmental problem-solving” www.ucpress.edu/blog-posts/n...

Big news! NILE NIGHTSHADE: An Egyptian Culinary History of the Tomato by Anny Gaul has been named a 2026 James Beard Media Award nominee in the Reference, History, and Scholarship category. Congratulations, Anny! 🍅✨ ⁠ ⁠ Learn more: www.ucpress.edu/books/nile-n...

Congratulations to the recipients of the 2024–2025 Christian Zlolniski Award from "Mexican Studies/Estudios Mexicanos." www.ucpress.edu/blog-posts/m...

"Journal of Religon and Popular Culture" eds @davidfeltmate.bsky.social & @drfstewart.bsky.social have curated a list of articles from JRPC which we are pleased to make free to read during the upcoming @implicitreligion.bsky.social conferences. www.ucpress.edu/blog-posts/j...

From Game Boys to global music scenes, chiptune has evolved beyond retro nostalgia. A new special series from the "Journal of Sound and Music in Games" explores how scholars are rethinking chiptune as musical practice, subculture, & performance in the 21st century. www.ucpress.edu/blog-posts/c...

Learn more about publishing in journals from "Journal of Religion and Popular Culture" editor, @davidfeltmate.bsky.social, at the upcoming @implicitreligion.bsky.social US conference.

"Journal of Religion and Popular Culture" Assoc Ed @drfstewart.bsky.social will be presenting at the upcoming @implicitreligion.bsky.social ‪US conference. See details below.

Our Spring 2026 issue—"Gender, Media, and Developmentalism," guest edited by Dalila Missero and Masha Salazkina—is now LIVE! online.ucpress.edu/fmh/issue/12/2 Editors' Introduction, open access NOW: doi.org/10.1525/fmh....

Congratulations to Shriya Pai and Caitlyn A. Hall, authors of "The Willow Project and Environmental Justice: Analyzing U.S. Energy Policy’s Impact on Sensitive Ecosystems and Local Communities," the top prize-winning article in the 2025 CSE Prize Competition www.ucpress.edu/blog-posts/n...

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It’s that time when we dream about what we want to learn over the summer - and UC Press is offering 40% off (matching author discount!) through Friday with SPRING40 promo - so hope you’ll consider adding Where Biology Ends and Bias Begins To your summer reading list! www.ucpress.edu/books/where-...

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