Humor, religion, and conspiracy thinking often feel unrelated, but they can emerge from the same psychological drive to make uncertainty livable, a connection Imaginary Realities explores in this free chapter: oxford.ly/3S7N0fC

What happens when research has no barriers? Over 500 of our books are now open access, and authors are reaching readers they never would have found before 🌍 Read their stories: oxford.ly/3Qx9eXJ

Did you know you can secure long-term ownership of Oxford’s trusted academic content with a single payment? Perpetual access purchasing is available for: • Oxford Handbooks Online • Oxford Scholarship Online Explore here: oxford.ly/3RHGc8c

We’re excited to announce the launch of two new #OxfordBibliographies subjects! ⚖️ #LegalHistory 📈 #Marketing Each collection guides researchers to the best quality resources on a topic with expert-curated bibliographies. Your best research starts here: oxford.ly/4w2uyn7

A nation divided. An election that changed everything. James McPherson calls the election of 1860 “the most pivotal in U.S. history.” In “He Has the People,” Jonathan Earle offers a fresh take on this defining moment. US readers can enter here to win a copy: oxford.ly/3Q9mMJ6

"American Pogroms" traces two centuries of mob violence in U.S. history, showing how attacks on minority communities entrenched systemic injustice—and why today’s polarization risks legitimizing violence again. oxford.ly/4w1farY

Calling all word lovers! Which of these word pairs share the same origins, and which sound the same but have completely different roots? Take this #OED quiz to learn about the history and evolution of words: oxford.ly/4uEJ2IY

The @rasjournals.bsky.social will be attending #EAS2026Lausanne from 29 June - 3 July. If you want to learn more about the exciting developments for the #MNRAS and #RASTI journals come and say hello, we'll be at Stand 21 🔭 oxford.ly/4v1BtwX

Get to grips with complex, untested, and developing areas of law with our Oxford Law Pro thought leadership series. This month, read new articles by Philippa Webb, Harriet Moynihan, Sandra Fredman, and Lisa R. Lifshitz. 🔗 oxford.ly/4xxNPhW

Join us on 25 June 2026 at 17:00 CEST for an EHJ Dialogue with Prof. Ziad Mallat on anti-inflammatory strategies in ASCVD, exploring upstream strategies and the role of immune modulation. Secure your spot today: oxford.ly/4evxrps #EHJDialogue | #CardioHealth | @escardio.bsky.social

Today marks 10 years since the historic Brexit referendum. In a new article in The English Historical Review, @robertsaunders.bsky.social explores how Brexit became a crisis of democracy, reshaping debates over Parliament, “the people,” and political authority. oxford.ly/3Sr1SFU

Want to take your research further? If you’re studying linguistics, TESOL, or language assessment, this is your chance to explore real learner data and get published. 📅 Deadline: 31 July 2026 Submit a proposal now: oxford.ly/4eGxsHo

A new collection from @ofidjournal.bsky.social 'Infectious Disease Management in Resource-Limited Settings' addresses the unique challenges and opportunities faced by health care systems in resource-limited environments. Read the collection: oxford.ly/4uBT1yw @idsainfo.bsky.social

Urban crises are everywhere, but so are experiments in collective action. This chapter sketches how “people power” takes shape across cities and why combinations of strategies matter. oxford.ly/4vQ8k7N

We are excited to see you in Chicago and celebrate ALA's 150th Anniversary at #alaac2026! 🎉 Stop by our booth 5014 or schedule a meeting with your sales rep to learn more about our latest product updates: oxford.ly/4ezm9Aq

If you depend on curated data to drive your research, this new #GENETICS issue is built for you. It highlights the tools and platforms that keep your projects moving, with updates from across the community. Read the issue: oxford.ly/4x8Wur2

Do you have questions for #GSA editors? We're happy to announce #GENETICS & #G3 Associate Editors will be running a 'Meet and Greet' session at #SMBE2026 on June 30, 11am - 12pm. Stand 2. Bring any questions you have about the journals and publishing requirements: oxford.ly/4elBvbO

The Monist welcomes papers on Explication and Conceptual Engineering, including work on clarification, ordinary language, and conceptual progress. Deadline: 30 September 2026 Submit your paper: oxford.ly/4dYunlt

From somatic awareness to unlearning fear-based classrooms, Robin Dembroff, author of Real Men on Top, reframes philosophy as embodied practice on Yale Insights. oxford.ly/4oDX5wJ

The digital economy runs on traces of human behaviour, yet the more those traces multiply, the harder it becomes to anchor them in stable forms of oversight. A perspective that connects accounting, sociology, and philosophy to make sense of that tension. oxford.ly/4fOCsvz

📢 Call for Papers: Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Cancer Care and Outcomes JNCI Cancer Spectrum welcomes your research on AI's impact across all phases of oncology, from novel algorithms to ethical considerations. Submit now: oxford.ly/43KvKQc

Oxford University Press and @escardio.bsky.social are pleased to announce the launch of a new open access journal, EH– Cardio-Oncology at #ESCardioOnco26. EHJ - CO invites submissions to advance research at the intersection of cardiovascular disease and cancer: oxford.ly/4aIJsXk

What if you could see the year WWII turned? 1942 opened with the Axis battering the newly formed Allies, by summer decisive victory seemed far-fetched. In "1942," Jonathan Parshall delivers an epic, encyclopedic narrative brought to life through vivid visual history: oxford.ly/4gn152z

From Robert Hooke to Victorian stargazers 🌌 Explore Allan Chapman’s vivid essays on astronomers great and small, collected from A&G, the members' magazine from @rasjournals.bsky.social. oxford.ly/4g7jXCX

So, what IS the meaning of life? Rivka Weinberg explores this question in her latest book. Catch her interview with New Books Network here: oxford.ly/43zgSnB #PhilSky #PhilosophySky

Looking for the latest research in #nephrology? Discover the most read and most cited papers from the past year published in Clinical Kidney Journal: oxford.ly/3RYCtDh#nephrology @ckj-era.bsky.social

Publish open access in PNAS Nexus and reach a broad global audience. Publication fees will be waived for accepted papers through the Culture and Artificial Intelligence Call for Papers. @pnasnexus.org Find out more: oxford.ly/439PT1K

Are you looking for a podcast that explores words, lexicography, and the history of the English language? Join the editors of the Oxford English Dictionary for #Lexipoddery: the OED podcast! oxford.ly/49BvYwl

This spring, we are pleased to continue our collaboration with the Bernardin de Saint-Pierre Correspondence Project, publishing 63 letters. We also host 450 letters of physician and naturalist, Erasmus Darwin. Find out more on #ElectronicEnlightenment: oxford.ly/4a4ANym

Working on EU law research? The Yearbook of European Law invites submissions across critical and interdisciplinary perspectives. Join a globally recognised forum from Oxford University Press. 🔗 oxford.ly/4dwkVp1

Discover the benefits available when peer reviewing for the @britsocimm.bsky.social journals, including a chance to work with immunology experts to advance research. 🔗 oxford.ly/4fWq6kZ #ImmunoSky | @ceijournal.bsky.social | @imtadvances.bsky.social | @discovimmunol.bsky.social

Explore peer-reviewed research on cellular processes, tissue properties, and organismal function in the Biomechanics collection from @pnasnexus.org. Explore the collection and submit your own research today: oxford.ly/4fgZvPt

📢 Policy & Society is looking for bold, theory-driven work that reshapes how we understand policy. Articles and special issue proposals welcome. ⏰ Deadline: 6 July 2026 🔗 oxford.ly/4vsYrNo

Did you know Bruce Lee began in Cantonese cinema as a child before becoming a martial arts star in Hong Kong films? He was born in San Francisco and raised in Hong Kong, before finding international success with 'Enter the Dragon' in 1973. Read more on #ODNB: oxford.ly/4ovZvO8

If your work involves animal breeding, genomics, or trait improvement, this new Call for Papers is a great opportunity to share what you’re building. GSA’s Advances in Genetics and Genomics of Animal Breeding collection is now open for submissions: oxford.ly/43GrXmH

🍃 How do the invisible gas worlds inside plants shape our understanding of plant functions across scales? Find out in the special issue on Gas Phase in Plants from Tree Physiology: oxford.ly/43DUpFT

We're pleased to announce the winner of the 2026 Wilkes Award, a celebration of the best paper published in The Computer Journal from the previous year! 🎉 Discover the remarkable work of the winners, the runner-up and all shortlisted papers: oxford.ly/3QjuXm8

Submissions are open for the EHJ – Cardiovascular Imaging special issue on Multimodality Imaging in Cardiomyopathies. Share imaging research that supports stronger evidence and improved clinical practice. Learn more and submit: oxford.ly/49An6qI @escardio.bsky.social | #Cardiology

Looking for the latest research in #nephrology? Discover the most read and most cited papers from the past year published in Nephrology Dialysis Transplantation: oxford.ly/4dV3BKK#nephrology @ndt-era.bsky.social

More opportunity, more time. We’ve expanded eligibility for the Oxford Test of English Learner Corpora Research Competition—so more students and early-career researchers can take part. Could your research be published next? 📅 Deadline: 31 July 2026 Find out more: oxford.ly/4u3QNb1

June brings a new Oxford Dictionary of National Biography update with the latest biographies of personalities who shaped Hong Kong’s history. Read about the life of featured figures, including Bruce Lee, Anita Mui, and Szeto Wah on #ODNB oxford.ly/49Umso5

Help showcase the breadth of contemporary orchid research and its insights into plant diversification. @botjlinnsoc.bsky.social welcomes your work for its new Special Issue. Learn more and submit: oxford.ly/3PVrBFP

JJCO増刊号「Japanese CONCORN-3 Monograph」で、全国がん登録前（2000–2014年）の16都道府県がん登録に基づく信頼性の高い診断・追跡データをまとめた意義は大きいとリードゲストエディターの杉山先生は紹介しています。Free Accessです。 oxford.ly/4x2lU9x

Looking for the latest research in #nephrology? Discover the most read and most cited papers from the past year published in Nephrology Dialysis Transplantation: oxford.ly/4aov1Yr#nephrology @ndt-era.bsky.social

Looking for the definitive history of the United States? This acclaimed series brings together Pulitzer Prize–winning historians and award-winning books into vivid, readable narratives praised by "The Atlantic". oxford.ly/4e9jEpw

Heading to #ENDO2026, and looking to catch up on the latest advances in endocrinology? Discover articles authored by this year’s invited speakers, and published in @endosocjournals.bsky.social—highlighting the work of experts at the meeting. Access the collection: oxford.ly/4ghxZBG

What if feeling lost is part of the journey? In this video, author Robert J. Wicks explores the meaning behind "It’s Good to Be Lost Once in a While" and the value of embracing uncertainty. oxford.ly/3RVIn8i

What if summer reading wasn’t just escape—but exploration? ☀️ We’re kicking off our summer with books that move across ideas, histories, and perspectives. Think of it as a different kind of travel: no passport, just curiosity. UK: oxford.ly/4dC3ftA US: oxford.ly/3RRJllM

Preparing for one of the most powerful space telescopes ever conceived.🔭 📢 Call for Papers: Software, tools & methodologies supporting the Habitable Worlds Observatory—now open in #RASTI. 🗓 Deadline: 31 August 2026 🔗 oxford.ly/4dTlZ6O#RASTI @rasjournals.bsky.social | #FutureTelescopes

Presenting #Lexipoddery: the OED podcast In this new podcast, Fiona McPherson and Craig Leyland discuss additions to the OED and reveal the mysterious practices of a historical lexicographer. Tune in on your favourite podcast app oxford.ly/4a5iiK2