Tomorrow at UNC! Highly recommend everyone, from academics to organizers to folks committed to social justice, to attend. Foreword by Vijay Prashad. Duke University Press

Congratulations to Toy Historian, whose book 'Radical Play' has won the Lawrence W. Levine award for the best book in American cultural history from Organization of American Historians!
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🌞My book has a cover! 🔥

Biennial Boom: Making Contemporary Art Global Duke University Press coming at you in August

Pre-order now dukeupress.edu/biennial-boom

This Wednesday, April 17th, at 6:30 pm EDT, An Yountae, author of “The Coloniality of the Secular,” will give an in-person book talk sponsored by the Fordham University University Theology Department (@FordhamTheology). ow.ly/WRUG50Rfb4U

RAVING (Duke University Press) in Berlin Review: blnreview.de/en/ausgaben/04…

Next on Life in Pixels: Hector Beltran (author of Code Work, Princeton University Press @princetonupress.bsky.s), Juan Llamas-Rodriguez (author of Border Tunnels, U of MN Press), and Iván Chaar López (author of Cybernetic Border, Duke University Press). Register for the 16 April, 3pm ET live triple-header @ tinurl.com/pxls-borders

#DionneBrand , acclaimed author of 23 books of poetry, fiction & nonfiction, will join Shivanee Ramlochan Novel Niche 🫒 for a wide-ranging conversation about literary commitment.
See what else in store at the 2024 Bocas Lit Fest: bocaslitfest.com/programme
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Ravers united: Before you get swallowed up by the night, check out this gem of critical rave phenomenology by Wanda Vrasti, featuring chica marx and hannah baer blnreview.de/en/ausgaben/04… (@DukePress & artforum)

.Wesleyan University Theater Dept. celebrates Asst. Prof. of Theater & Feminist, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Katherine Brewer Ball’s book 'The Only Way Out: The Racial and Sexual Performance of Escape' (@DUKEpress) Tue. 4/16/24 at 5:30pm Wesleyan Library. Register: bit.ly/3UhmOOf

My book is up on the Duke University Press website (no cover yet), and the praise by scholars I respect so much is bringing me to tears.

If nations had psychotherapists, Argentina would be visiting weekly. Review: A History of Argentina, Ezequiel Adamovsky Ezequiel Adamovsky Duke University Press #LatinAmerica #Argentina #bookreviews #books #nationalism #nationalidentity #indigenous #immigration HERE tinyurl.com/3fa4meey

Happening Book Launch : “Indigenous Peoples and Borders” tomorrow 15 April at United Nations HQ on Day ⁦1 of the 23rd Session of United Nations4Indigenous⁩ @Madre ⁦Columbia University⁩ ⁦Sheryl Lightfoot⁩ ⁦Duke University Press⁩ ⁦Institute for the Study of Human Rights⁩ ⁦University of British Columbia⁩ ⁦Treaty Council⁩ #UNPFII2024

The #WeeklyRead is 'Smallpox and the Choctaw Civil War' by Matthew J. Sparacio. The article appears in 'Indigenous Responses to Disease: Ethnohistory Inspired by COVID,' a recent special issue of Ethnohistory.

Read if for free through May 31: ow.ly/MCe450RcFSW

Tuesday, April 16th, at 6 pm EDT, Laura McTighe and Women With a Vision’s (@wwavinc) Deon Haywood, authors of “Fire Dreams,” will participate in an in-person panel for Black Maternal Health Week, sponsored by the Bloom Collective (@BloomBmore). ow.ly/yTby50RfbYe

#OAH2024 may end today, but our conference discount lasts through May 28! Save 40% on all books and journal issues when you use code OAH24 at checkout on our website or that of our UK partner, Combined Academic Publishers. #USHistory ow.ly/psGc50RaPVw

This upcoming Tuesday, April 16, at 6 pm CEDT, chica marx will give a lecture to accompany the Spanish publication of her book 'Raving.' ow.ly/goAg50RfbR3

The #WeeklyRead is 'Smallpox and the Choctaw Civil War' by Matthew J. Sparacio. The article appears in 'Indigenous Responses to Disease: Ethnohistory Inspired by COVID,' a recent special issue of Ethnohistory.

Read if for free through May 31: ow.ly/MCe450RcFSW

Preethi Ramaprasad reviews 'The Dancer's Voice' by Rumya Sree Putcha. @dukepress
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Save 30% on #NewBook 'Disability Worlds' by Faye Ginsberg & Rayna Rapp, which chronicles & theorizes two decades of immersion in New York City’s wide-ranging disability worlds as parents, activists, & scholars. #Anthrotwitter #DisabilityStudies
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Congratulations to our authors who have been named 2024 GuggenheimFoundation: thomas beller, Deborah A. Thomas , Lorraine O'Grady, Krista Thompson, Jack Halberstam, Ordinary Notes, Bruno, Bosteels, Jonathan "@[email protected]" Sterne, & Laura U. Marks .
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