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We are proud to present our Fall 2026 catalog. This list takes readers on a journey from New York in 1860 to Asia and Europe, while also exploring the experiences and contributions of immigrants and refugees in the United States.
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Columbia University Press Announces the Fall 2026 Catalog | Columbia University Press
Dear Readers, I am proud to announce the Fall 2026 Columbia catalog, which features books that go from New York City to the world. Starting here in Manhattan, this catalog transports us to far-flung times...
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"You are in for a treat. And if you have not already read this book...I know that you all will go out and purchase it immediately after the discussion because it really is a great read."â Linda Thomas-Greenfield,
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CFR Fellowsâ Book Launch Series: Women in Power | Council on Foreign Relations
The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) is an independent, nonpartisan member organization, think tank, and publisher.
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"Scandal is like a canary in the coal mine. They tell us there's something wrong with a politician, with a rule, with a system. Those are things we can fix. Now, the canaries have flown away and the cage is open."âBrandon Rottinghaus,
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What does it mean if political scandals matter less?
There was a time when scandals were a death knell for political careers. But today, they're far from being career enders.
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about 8 hours ago
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In this episode of Lit NYC, host Amy Sohn and author Philip T. Yanos discuss EXILES IN NEW YORK CITY. This incisive and timely book reveals a part of New York City that has long been hidden in plain sight.
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#ListenUP
#NYC
#NewYorkHistory
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Exiles in New York City | Columbia University Press
Gold Winner, 2026 Nonfiction Book AwardsWardâs Island in the East River sits just a short distance from Manhattan, Queens, and the Bronx, yet it has been c... | CUP
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Now available! The Wagner Group soon became one of the worldâs most infamous private military companies. MOSCOW'S MERCENARIES explores what Wagnerâs rise tells us about the future of modern warfare.
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#WagnerGroup
#Sahel
#Prigozhin
#AfricaCorps
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In this Off the Page episode, host Miranda Melcher and author Zheng Liu discuss CULTURAL MAVERICKS. In this book, Liu takes readers inside the world of Chinese bookselling, showing how one navigates the challenges of book retailing in the digital age.
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We are proud to distribute outstanding works of history from The Chinese University of Hong Kong Press, ibidem Press,
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#SHAFR2026
attendees, stop by our booth to browse these books and more.
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about 16 hours ago
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New edition! How will future climates be different from todayâs worldâand what consequences will changes in climate have for societies and their development strategies? CLIMATE CHANGE SCIENCE is a primer on the essential science for grasping the workings of climate change.
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about 18 hours ago
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In this Off the Page episode, host Miranda Melcher and author Karima Moyer-Nocchi discuss THE EPIC HISTORY OF MACARONI AND CHEESE. This book is a history of macaroni and cheese, tracing an extraordinary journey of cultural exchange and social change.
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Now available! In many emerging economies, progress in reducing poverty has been overshadowed by inequality and frustration with political elites. FROM EQUITY TO GROWTH offers both a diagnosis of many countriesâ current predicament and a hopeful vision of how to move forward.
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Fill your shelves with award-winning research. On this first day of
#SHAFR2026
, visit our booth to check out these award-winning books and more, and to take advantage of our conference discount. Not at the meeting? Visit us online.
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In this Off the Page episode, host John Armenta and author A.J. Bauer discuss MAKING THE LIBERAL MEDIA. In this book, Bauer traces how decades of right-wing criticism of the âliberal mediaâ reshaped US culture and came to define conservative politics.
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New look! We are still coming to terms with the controversial figure of Hannah Arendt. Interlacing her life and work, this book is an elegant, sophisticated biography brimming with historical and philosophical insight.
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#Philosophy
#Biography
#HannahArendt
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In this Off the Page episode, host Raj Balkaran and authors Renny Thomas and Sasanka Perera discuss DECOLONIAL KEYWORDS. This book presents a set of keywords and concepts embedded in the languages of South Asia and its vast cultural landscape.
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#ListenUP
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Get conference-ready for
#SHAFR2026
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#History
#HistoryBooks
#ReadUP
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New Look! This intellectual biography of Coletteâthe final volume of Julia Kristeva's trilogy on "female genius"âis a major breakthrough in understanding one of the great creative minds of the twentieth century.
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#Colette
#WomenWriters
#Biography
#ReadUP
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71/158 2026 Official Submission
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In this Off the Page episode, host Tracy Morgan and authors Mari Ruti and Gail N. Newman discuss THE CREATIVE SELF. This book offers an antidote to transactional individualism and envisions alternate forms of creative living.
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#Creativity
#ListenUP
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Now in paperback! DEFEATING DENGUE tells the remarkable story of the fight against dengue and explores the implications for all social enterprises and business families seeking to tackle the worldâs biggest challenges.
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In this Off the Page episode, host Melek Firat Altay and author Anne Mendelson discuss SPOILED. Unraveling the myths propping up the dairy industry, Mendelson calls for more sustainable futures in our relationship with milk and the animals providing it.
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Now in paperback! At once thought-provoking and entertaining, MACROEVOLUTIONARIES is for all readers interested in paleontology, evolutionary biology, and Stephen Jay Gouldâs literary and scientific legacy.
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#Paleontology
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From craftsmanship and self-exploration to diversion and opposition, this listicle suggests that frivolity may offer more than we think.
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#PrideMonth
#Philosophy
#LiteraryStudies
#CulturalCriticism
#GenderAndCulture
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Five Reasons to Celebrate Frivolity Jehanne Dubrow - Columbia University Press Blog
Jehanne Dubrow argues that frivolityâfrom perfume to fashion to humorâis a vital form of joy, self-expression, and resistance.
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Now available! LOVE, JOE presents a selection of Brainardâs letters stretching from 1959 to 1993, offering an intimate view of his personal and artistic life.
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#PopArt
#QueerHistory
#LiteraryLetters
#NYCArtsScene
#NewYorkSchool
#QueerArtHistory
#ArtAndLiterature
#PrideReads
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In this Q&A, Xavier Aldana Reyes discusses how queer body horror explores experiences of public scrutiny, loss of control, and transformation, turning those historically behind the "othering" gaze into the monsters.
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#HorrorStudies
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Xavier Aldana Reyes on Body Horror, Queerness, and the Politics of the Flesh - Columbia University Press Blog
Aldana Reyes explores body horrorâs appeal and how it illuminates queerness, marginalization, and the politics of embodiment.
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What is âqueerâ about Napoleonâs closet? This Pride Month, read Margaret Wallerâs Q&A and discover the surprising history of fashion, masculinity, and âthe closetâ itself.
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#FashionHistory
#PrideMonth
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Margaret Waller on Fashion, Masculinity, and Napoleonâs Closet - Columbia University Press Blog
In this Q&A, Margaret Waller discusses why she chose to pair Napoleon Bonaparte and Le Boux La MésangÚre and why this history matters today.
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In this Off the Page episode, host Leslie Hickman and author Jie-Hyun Lim discuss VICTIMHOOD NATIONALISM. In this book, Lim considers the construction of nations as victims and perpetrators, tracing the interaction of history and memory.
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#ListenUP
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4 days ago
"Will transform our understanding of flight, both mythic and machinic."--Simone Browne Now availalble! THE BLACK AERIAL IMAGINATION, by Delali Kumavie. Use the coupon code CUP20 and save 20%.
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The Black Aerial Imagination | Columbia University Press
Across a range of literary texts, Black writers depict taking flight to escape systems of subordination from the Middle Passage and the plantation to the pre... | CUP
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Gastronativism: Food & Identity Politics in the New World Order 1. July | 6:30 - 8:30 pm In this lecture, food culture researcher
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In this Off the Page episode, host Jeffrey Herlihy-Mera and author Ted Striphas talk about ALGORITHMIC CULTURE BEFORE THE INTERNET. This book provides urgently needed context for the algorithmic injustices that beset the world today.
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Now available! Wide-ranging and entertaining, WHAT SCIENCE SAYS ABOUT ASTROLOGY offers a critical look at the modern appeal of an ancient superstition.
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#Astrology
#HistoryOfScience
#ScienceAndSociety
#CriticalInquiry
#PseudoscienceStudies
#PsychologyOfBelief
#ReadUP
4 days ago
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New look! In this book,
#JuliaKristeva
embarks on a wide-ranging and stimulating inquiry into Dostoyevskyâs work and the profound ways it has influenced her own thinking. Brilliant and vivid, this is an essential book for admirers of both Kristeva and Dostoyevsky.
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"A brilliant diagnostic of the hypocrisies, ambivalences, and evasions of literary culture." -- Christopher Kempf Coming this fall: CROWD CONTROL, by Claire Grossman, Juliana Spahr, and Stephanie Young.
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"History shows us that astrology's maps of meaning have always been spurious, leading down fantasy trails and hiding very real pitfalls. Today, we have the science to prove it."âCarlos Orsi, Bangkok Post
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#Astrology
#Science
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What does science say about astrology? Not much
Humans are meaning-hungry animals. We've spent centuries building intellectual edifices and metaphysical systems to try to make sense of the universe. But sometimes science, myth, religion, andâŠ
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FROM THE SKYSCRAPER TO THE WILDFLOWER guides readers block by block up Broadway, illuminating New Yorkâs changing landscape and the ongoing transition from its historical past to modernity.
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#NYC
#Photography
#NewYork
#ReadUP
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"[This] book is immensely informative and entertaining."âGlenn D. Altschuler, Ph.D.,
@psychologytoday.com
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#Astrology
#Science
#ReadUP
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Examining the Enduring Appeal of Astrology
Do people born at the exact same time have similar personalities?
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We are proud to present our Fall 2026 catalog. This list takes readers on a journey from New York in 1860 to Asia and Europe, while also exploring the experiences and contributions of immigrants and refugees in the United States.
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Columbia University Press Announces the Fall 2026 Catalog | Columbia University Press
Dear Readers, I am proud to announce the Fall 2026 Columbia catalog, which features books that go from New York City to the world. Starting here in Manhattan, this catalog transports us to far-flung times...
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Judith Friedlander, author of A LIGHT IN DARK TIMES: THE NEW SCHOOL FOR SOCIAL RESEARCH & ITS UNIVERSITY IN EXILE weighs in on how the New School's president is trying to rewrite its past to justify present-day cuts.
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A Light in the Darkness
Arendt, Habermas and Lévi-Strauss taught here; now the New School for Social Research faces the threat of drastic cuts. By Michael Hesse
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"This captivating biography ... establishes McCall's pioneering and significant contribution to the film industry during the studio era." JAH on MARY C. McCALL JR: THE RISE & FALL OF HOLLYWOOD'S MOST POWERFUL SCREEN WRITER, by J.E. Smyth
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JĂŒlide Etem
9 days ago
Film Diplomacy goes to France! đ«đ· Iâm delighted to be presenting tomorrow at
#NECS2026
in Montpellier. My talk, âGoverning In/Visibility: From Celluloid to Statistics in Cold War Turkey-US Relations,â draws from my new book Film Diplomacy.
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đ G103 đ Fri, June 19, 15:50â17:30
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"WE THE PLATFORM is the most persuasive and engaging account Iâve read of how the internet ... has become a legitimate and exciting site of literary creation ... A must-read."-- Vauhini Vara
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#LiteratureNow
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We the Platform | Columbia University Press
Web 2.0 gave us the online world as we know it today. Popularized in 2004, it redefined the internet as social, a âplatformâ for self-expression and data... | CUP
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Iâm delighted to be featured on the Rorotoko homepage today and to share my newest piece, âThe Wide Angle,â on Film Diplomacy: A Media History of TurkeyâUS Relations (
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"A highly readable book rich in anecdotes...and original research...makes a compelling case for the danger of artificial truths." An excellent review of DICTATING REALITY by Martin Moore and Thomas Colley in
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How Authoritarians Control the News
A review of Martin Moore and Thomas Colley, âDictating Reality: The Global Battle to Control the Newsâ (Columbia University Press 2025).
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6 days ago
Congratulations to Aparna Dharwadker, whose book COMSMO-MODERNISM & THEATER IN INDIA is a finalist for the Outstanding Book from the Association for Theater in Higher Education.
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#ModernistLatitudes
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"What [Winnifred] Sullivan has made visible [in MAKING A KING] is a relationship between religion, law, and politics that medieval history can clarify in a way modern political theory often misses."âJake Rose, The Political Theology Network
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#ReadUP
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About the Political Theology Network | Political Theology Network
The Political Theology Network is an organizing network for scholars, activists, community leaders who are interested in promoting the publicly engaged, interdisciplinary study of religion andâŠ
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"Both [Anthony] Chemeroâs INTERTWINED CREATURES and [Leah Libresco] Sargeantâs THE DIGNITY OF DEPENDENCE take the reality of our embodiment as the starting point for any serious philosophical and political reflection."âGuy Lancaster, the Marx and Philosophy Review of Books
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âIntertwined Creatures: The Embodied Cognitive Science of Self and Otherâ by Anthony Chemero,âThe Dignity of Dependence: A Feminist Manifestoâ by Leah Libresco Sargeant reviewed by Guy Lancaster
Cartesian dualism, never the strongest of premises, has come in for a right beating in recent years. Evolutionary theory had already broken down the barriers between the animal and the human, andâŠ
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"Thinking with Habermas against Habermas...reveals how the most influential philosopher of the postwar era was trapped by his own particularistic understanding of what the Holocaust meant for him and for Germany..."âPeter VerovĆĄek, Social Europe
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#JĂŒrgenHabermas
#CriticalTheory
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Habermasâs Gaza Misjudgment Does Not Doom His Legacy
His reflexive defence of Israel contradicts the universal principles his lifeâs work was built to uphold.
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Now available! It is thought that confessions from perpetrators of state violence promote accountability. Focusing on Turkey, PERFORMING PUBLIC CONFESSIONS uncovers the political and ethical limitations of public confessions.
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#History
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"The neuroplasticity that Schelke wants lifestyle and dietary changes to rescue...forms a constructive, evidence-based approach that interrupts the fatalism characterizing decline as inevitable and all else as medically naĂŻve."âChristopher Lane,
@psychologytoday.com
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How Social Context Influences Brain Disorders
An important new book provides vital and exciting perspective on the interface between brain and culture.
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7 days ago
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Now available! Will we one day inhabit virtual worlds? This book contends that the virtual universe remains crucial to the technology of tomorrowâand might arrive sooner than we think. THE VIRTUAL UNIVERSE uncovers the true potential of the Metaverse.
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#VirtualUniverse
#VirtualWorld
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"[WHAT SCIENCE SAYS ABOUT ASTROLOGY] does far more than its short length would suggest and does it well."âKevin Dickinson,
@bigthink.com
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#Astrology
#Science
#ReadUP
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6 nonfiction books to jump-start your summer reading
A list built on more than "vibes" and "clichés"
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Now available! In WORD AND PLAN, John MacFarlane gives a novel expressivist account of vagueness and explores its implications for semantics, pragmatics, thought, and disagreement.
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#Linguistics
#Philosophy
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