New from Agenda Publishing! This collection of essays aims to better understand what researchers do when they practice research. buff.ly/3PXTERB

Now available! CHALLENGING MODERNITY contributes to a much needed discussion of all the urgent critical issues which we are facing today. buff.ly/4cTcIdr

New from transcript Verlag! This volume brings together a wide range of critical reflections, practical perspectives and concrete applications of artificial intelligence in museums, and provides an overview of the current state of the debate. buff.ly/49z1pEC

Join Michael Sierra-Arévalo in conversation with Brittany Friedman at North Figueroa Bookshop for a book talk about THE DANGER IMPERATIVE on tomorrow at 7 PM. buff.ly/4cys6vM

New from Columbia Biz Books! 'Duggan's CORPORATE INNOVATOR is one of those rare books that you think is focused only on a small subject, but as you turn the pages, you realize each one opens up a whole world.'—Sheena S. Iyengar buff.ly/43QbFal

Join David C. Atherton titled for a book talk titled: 'The Problem, Promise, and Politics of Form in Early Modern Japanese Literature,' on tomorrow, April 12 at 1 PM. This is Part of ASU's lecture series on 'Global Asia in a Multipolar World.' buff.ly/4az0ogI

Join Larissa Babij in conversation with Olena Lennon, about A KIND OF REFUGEE, today at 7 PM. RSVP today! buff.ly/3VDOIoO This book is a testament to the courage of ordinary people committed to freedom while defending their homeland.

New from @Fernpub! This books argues that solidarity between unions and community movements is absolutely necessary to make the transition away from fossil fuels a just one. buff.ly/49vpts0

Nice reference to BIG FICTION, by Dan Sinykin, in Adam Sternbergh's New York Times Opinion's newsletter on the 50th anniversary of Stephen King's *Carrie,' and its impact on American book publishing. bit.ly/3vE7kdJ Columbia Univ Press

'We can have practical solutions to our environmental problems, and there is no better source for answers than those found in nature—specifically in trees.'—Dickson Despommier buff.ly/49rxiik Columbia University Columbia UniversityClimate #EarthMonth #Sustainability #EarthDay

How can the U.S. reduce its dependence on mass incarceration and protect public safety? Excessive Punishment, edited by Lauren-Brooke (L.B.) Eisen @columbiaUP, explores solutions with a wide range of essays on the social and personal harms of an overly harsh system. bit.ly/3POxhhl

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Join Pierre Birn­baum at the 2024 Yosef Yerushalmi Annual Memorial Lecture on tomorrow, April 11 at noon. Register today! buff.ly/3xfGA3s Columbia University

Join Sarah Phillips Casteel in conversation with Aboubakar Sanogo and Ming Tiampo about BLACK LIVES UNDER NAZISM on tomorrow, April 11 at 5:30 PM. buff.ly/3Vy8GRG This book talk draws attention to an artistic corpus that challenges the erasure of Black wartime history.

Sending thanks to our hosts Hog Island Oyster Co and to everyone who came out to our fun 'AT EVERY DEPTH' book launch party. Stay close for more opportunities to connect with co-authors Dr. Tessa Hill and Eric Simons in the weeks and months to come ... 🦪🍻📚 #EarthMonth #AtEveryDepth

We’re excited to share that we’ll be hosting three US mayors for a panel discussion on Monday, April 15, at American Planning Association’s National Planning Conference, #NPC24 .

Remember to join Gabriele Pedullà, author of ON NICCOLÒ MACHIAVELLI for a lecture about Machiavelli tomorrow, April 10 at 5:15 PM. Penn Italian Studies buff.ly/3IXaEDB

Remember to join Christopher Hamilton for a book talk about RAPTURE tomorrow, April 10 at 6 PM. RSVP today! buff.ly/3x71KAH ColumbiaDC

Remember to join Pierre Birnbaum, in conversation with Ira Katznelson and Rebecca Kobrin, about TEARS OF HISTORY, moderated by Emmanuel Kattan, tomorrow, April 9 at 6 PM. Register today! buff.ly/3TVFcfi

Join David C. Atherton titled for a book talk titled: 'The Problem, Promise, and Politics of Form in Early Modern Japanese Literature,' on April 12 at 1 PM. This is Part of ASU's lecture series on 'Global Asia in a Multipolar World.' buff.ly/49hz05Q