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Why is Making europe unique? Why is it essential reading, and not just for europeans? the answer: By focusing on key dimensions of technological change, Making Europe’s six compelling volumes offer broad scope, sharp analysis, and critical knowledge, blending 14 distinguished historians’ skills. Learn how, where, and why technologies were fundamental to shaping modern Europe. Discover how experts, innovators, and technological institutions helped generate 150 years of European advances and disasters, divisions and re-unions. no-one has ever attempted to research modern Europe on this scale. Having completed a decade-long project, the Making Europe team now presents its results to readers everywhere. The Making Europe project is coordinated by the Foundation for the History of Technology.

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ancient history medieval RIGHT HEADER history Ancient History

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postmedieval: a journal of medieval cultural studies

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Horace and Housman

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Editors: Eileen Joy, BABEL Working Group and Myra Seaman, College of Charleston, USA

Richard Gaskin, University of Liverpool, UK 'There has been no previous study if its kind…Gaskin's book is a genuine contribution to the knowledge of Horace, of classical scholarship, and of Housman, commanding an impressive range of skills. Gaskin is equally in his element when discussing the minutiae of textual emendation, Housman's kind of textual scholarship, and Housman's temperament.' - Archie Burnett, Co-director of the Editorial Institute and Professor of English, Boston University, USA The lyric poems of Horace and Housman are two enigmatic bodies of work that have much in common, and a close reading of each poet's writings can illuminate the other's. This is the first book to provide a detailed, critical comparison between these two poets, and also the first to make use of Housman's unpublished lectures on Horace.

postmedieval is an award-winning, cross-disciplinary journal in medieval studies bringing the medieval and modern into productive critical relation. The journal aims to develop a present-minded medieval studies in which contemporary events, issues, ideas, problems, objects, and texts serve as triggers for critical investigations of the Middle Ages.

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Song of the Vikings Brown, Song of the Vikings Song of the Vikings, Brown

Contents: Preface * Dedication * 1. Introduction * 2. Pessimism and Pejorism * 3. Spring and Death * 4. Horace’s Attitude to Religion * 5. Religion and Politics in Housman * 6. Horace and Politics * 7. Questions of Integrity and Consistency * 8. Form and Content * 9. Housman, Literary Criticism, and the Classics * 10. Housman’s Criticism of Horace * Bibliography December 2013 UK 280pp Hardback Canadian Rights

Snorri and the Making of Norse Myths Nancy Marie Brown author, former editor of Research, Penn State, USA '[The most influential writer of the Middle Ages] wasn't Chaucer, or Malory or the writers of Arthurian romances but . . .a politically powerful Icelander called Snorri Sturluson . . .Song of the Vikings puts the works and the man together . . .His life deserves to be better known.' - Thomas Shippey, The Wall Street Journal A journey into the heart of the ancient North to witness the Vikings, Chieftains, and Epic Sagas, and meet the man who created Norse mythology. Drawing on new and original research, Brown produces a richly textured narrative of a world that continues to captivate imaginations and fascinate today.

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Combat Trauma and the Ancient Greeks Edited by Peter Meineck, New York University, USA, David Konstan, New York University, USA 'This rich collection of informed, probing essays revises, extends, and greatly deepens our understanding of combat trauma both in the classical world and in our own.' - Stanley Lombardo, Professor Emeritus of Classics, University of Kansas, USA This ground-breaking book applies trauma studies to the drama and literature of the ancient Greeks. Diverse essays explore how the Greeks responded to war and if what we now term "combat trauma," "post-traumatic stress," or "combat stress injury" can be discerned in ancient Greek culture.

Contents: Introduction: The Wizard of the North * Odin’s Eye * The Uncrowned King of Iceland * On the Quay at Bergen * Norse Gods and Giants * Independent People * The Ring * Acknowledgments * Notes * Further Reading January 2014 UK 256pp Paperback Canadian Rights

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Contents: Introduction: Combat Trauma: The Missing Diagnosis in Ancient Greece?; David Konstan * 1. War and the City: The Brutality of War and Its Impact on the Community; Kurt A. Raaflaub * 2. Phaeacian Therapy in Homer’s Odyssey; William H. Race * 3. Women After War: Weaving Nostos in Homeric Epic and in the Twenty-First Century; Corinne Pache * 4. ‘Ravished Minds’ in the Ancient World; Lawrence A. Tritle * 5. Beyond the Universal Soldier: Combat Trauma in Classical Antiquity; Jason Crowley * 6. Socrates in Combat: Trauma and Resilience in Plato’s Political Theory; S. Sara Monoson * and more.

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Borges the Medievalist Toswell, Borges the Medievalist

Old English and Old Norse in his Life and Work

Power and Sainthood

M. Jane Toswell, University of Western Ontario, Canada

Salmesvuori, Power and Sainthood Power and Sainthood, Salmesvuori

The Case of Birgitta of Sweden Päivi Salmesvuori, University of Helsinki, Finland 'Focused and meticulously researched, Power and Sainthood addresses the idea of holiness in action as St. Birgitta began to assert her authority in the formative years of her life as a mystic and visionary.

Salmesvuori gives a grounded view of what Birgitta was like as both a woman and human being, but very wisely - stops short of making any generalized character judgments . . . A truly interesting take on Birgitta.' - Bridget Morris, Independent Scholar, York, UK Analyzing the renowned Saint Birgitta of Sweden from the perspectives of power, authority, and gender, this probing study investigates how Birgitta went about establishing her influence during the first ten years of her career as a living saint, in 1340–1349.

Contents: Introduction: How to Study Power and Saints? * 1. Fama Sanctitatis in the 1340’s * 2.

Lost Virginity and the Power of Role Models * 3. The Beginning - Birgitta as a Channel of God * 4. Master Mathias’ Role Reassessed * 5. Birgitta Encounters her Critics * 6. Holiness in Action * 7.

Birgitta and Power October 2014 UK October 2014 US 272pp Hardback £60.00 / $95.00 / CN$110.00 Canadian Rights ebooks available

The Argentinian writer and poet Jorge Luis Borges (1899-1986) was many things during his life, but what has gone largely unnoticed is that he was a medievalist and his interest in Germanic medievalism was pervasive throughout his work. This study will consider the medieval elements in Borges creative work and shed new light on his poetry.

Contents: Introduction * 1. The Germanic Medievalism of Borges’ Life * 2. Borges the Poet * 3.

Borges the Scholar and Writer * 4. Borges the Fabulist * 5. Borges’ Medievalism * Bibliography

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Constructing Gender in Medieval Ireland Edited by Sarah Sheehan, University of Toronto, Canada, Ann Dooley, University of Toronto, Canada 'The unruly sex-gender systems of medieval Irish literature remain nearly as much a scandal to the conservative heteronormativism of modern scholarship in the field as they were to Romanizing churchmen, proto-colonialist Normans, and Elizabethan carpet-baggers. This collection, at long last, clarifies what scholars of medieval gender have to learn from Irish texts, and why it's high time for Celticists, in their turn, to engage more fully the gender-critical insights of the last three decades.' David Townsend, Professor of Medieval Studies and English, University of Toronto, Canada

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Religion, Power, and Resistance from the Eleventh to the Sixteenth Centuries Bollermann, Izbicki, Nederman, Religion, Power,toand from the Eleventh to the Sixteenth Centuries Religion, Power, and Resistance from the Eleventh theResistance Sixteenth Centuries, Bollermann, Izbicki, Nederman

Playing the Heresy Card Edited by Karen Bollermann, Arizona State University, USA, Thomas M. Izbicki, Rutgers University, USA, Cary J. Nederman, Texas A&M University, USA 'These original essays consider key occasions on which accusations and persecutions of heresy in premodern Western Europe possessed strong political as well as doctrinal dimensions. Together, they challenge formidably the argument of the 'persecuting society' whose driving agency was an ecclesiastical elite, and they open the motives of heresy prosecution to a broader range of social forces. The volume is a major contribution to the lively current scholarship on the subject.' - Edward Peters, Henry Charles Lea Professor Emeritus of History, University of Pennsylvania, USA Addressing the myriad ways in which heresy accusations could fulfill political aims during the Middle Ages, this collection shows acts of heresy were not just influenced by religion. Essays examine individual cases, in addition to the close relationship of orthodoxy and political dominance in medieval games of power.

Contents: PART I: “RAZING” THE STAKES: PERSONAL TRIALS AND POLITICAL TRIBULATIONS * PART II: JOKER’S WILD: MISAPPROPRIATIONS OF ORTHODOXY AND MISREPRESENTATIONS OF HETERODOXY * PART III: THE HOUSE ALWAYS WINS: POWER POLITICS AND THE THREAT OF FORCE December 2014 UK 288pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Medieval Irish texts reveal distinctive and unexpected constructions of gender.

Constructing Gender in Medieval Ireland illuminates these ideas through its fresh and provocative re-readings of a wide range of texts, including saga, romance, legal texts, Fenian narrative, hagiography, and ecclesiastical verse.

Contents: Introduction: Ann Dooley and Sarah Sheehan * 1. Travelers and Settled Folk: Women, Honor, and Shame in Medieval Ireland ; Máirín Ní Dhonnchadha * 2. Sex in the civitas: Early Irish Intellectuals and their Vision of Women; Catherine Swift * 3. Looking for ‘Mr. Right’ in Tochmarc Becfhola; Joanne Findon * 4. Playing for Power: Macha Mongrúad’s Sovereign Performance; Amy C. Mulligan * 5. Feasts for the Eyes: Visuality and Desire in the Ulster Cycle; Sarah Sheehan * 6.

They Kept their Skirts On: Gender-Bending Motifs in Early Irish Hagiography; Judith L. Bishop * 7.

Human Frontiers in Medieval Irish Religious Literature; Jennifer Karyn Reid * 8. Women, Gender, and Sexuality in Late Medieval Irish Rómánsaíochta; Giselle Gos * 9. Speaking with Forked Tongues: Gender and Narrative in the Acallam; Ann Dooley December 2013 UK 236pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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medieval RIGHThistory HEADER Marking Maternity in Middle English Romance Florschuetz, Marking Maternity in Middle English Romance Marking Maternity in Middle English Romance, Florschuetz

Mothers, Identity, and Contamination

Mapping Malory Armstrong, Hodges, Mapping Malory Mapping Malory, Armstrong, Hodges

Regional Identities and National Geographies in Le Morte Darthur Dorsey Armstrong, Purdue University, USA, Kenneth Hodges, University of Oklahoma, USA

Angela Florschuetz, Trinity University, USA Working at the intersection of medical, theological, cultural, and literary studies, this book offers an innovative approach to understanding maternity, genealogy and social identity as they are represented in popular literature in late-medieval England.

Contents: Introduction: The Mother’s Mark and the Maternal Monster * 1. Women’s Secrets and Men’s Interests: Rituals of Childbirth and Northern Octavian * 2. ‘That Moder Ever Hym Fed’: Nursing and Other Anthropophagies in Sir Gowther * 3. ‘Youre Owene Thyng:’ The Clerk’s Tale and Fantasies of Autonomous Male Reproduction * 4. ‘A Mooder He Hath, But Fader Hath He Noon:’ Maternal Transmission and Fatherless Sons: The Man of Law’s Tale * 5. Forgetting Eleanor: Richard Coer de Lyon and England’s Maternal Aporia * 6. Monstrous Maternity and the Mother-Mark: Melusine as Genealogical Phantom * Afterword: Abjection and the Mother at the End of this Book March 2014 UK 260pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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'By tracking the complex ways that questions of space and geography inform Le Morte Darthur, Dorsey Armstrong and Kenneth Hodges have generated a striking reassessment of Malory's great work. Gracefully written, amply researched, and persuasively argued, Mapping Malory: Regional Identities and National Geographies in Le Morte Darthur should be on the reading list of anyone seeking a fuller understanding of Arthurian literature.' - Kathy Lavezzo, Associate Professor of English, The University of Iowa, USA Medievalists are increasingly grappling with spatial studies. This timely book argues that geography is a crucial element in Sir Thomas Malory’s M orte Darthur and contributors shine a light on questions of politics and genre to help readers better understand Malory's world.

Contents: Introduction: Places of Romance * 1. Mapping Malory’s Morte: The (Physical) Place and (Narrative) Space of Cornwall; Dorsey Armstrong * 2. Of Wales and Women: Guenevere’s Sister and the Isles; Kenneth Hodges * 3. Sir Gawain, Scotland, Orkney; Kenneth Hodges * 4. Trudging toward Rome, Drifting toward Sarras; Dorsey Armstrong * 5. Why Malory’s Launcelot Is Not French:Region, Nation, and Political Identity; Kenneth Hodges * Conclusion: Malory’s Questing Beast and the Geography of the Arthurian World; Dorsey Armstrong

Arthurian and Courtly Cultures July 2014 UK 248pp Hardback Canadian Rights

Prosperity in Medieval Ragusa

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Havrylyshyn, Srzentiæ, Prosperity in Medieval Ragusa Prosperity in Medieval Ragusa, Havrylyshyn, Srzentiæ

Why Institutions Always “Mattered” in Dubrovnik Oleh Havrylyshyn, Visiting Fellow and alternate Executive Director, International Monetary Fund, Ukraine and Nora Srzentiæ, Ghent University, Belgium The medieval Republic of Ragusa (now Dubrovnik) was a prosperous small open economy, rivalling bigger competitors. This study collects together evidence on how Ragusa compared to other economies of the region, and addresses the difficult question of why it outperformed its Dalmatian rivals (Kotor, Split and Zadar).

Contents: PART I: OVERVIEW OF BOOK * 1. Introduction * 2 . Key Aspects of The New Institutional Economics (NIE) * PART II: ECONOMIC HISTORY OF RAGUSA/DUBROVNIK * 3. History of Ragusa in Eastern Mediterranean Context * 4. Economic Evolution and Rise to Prosperity * 5. Quantifying Ragusan Prosperity and Disproportionate East Mediterranean Role * 6. The Relative Decline after Vasco da Gama Circumnavigation * PART III. PRUDENT MACROECONOMIC POLICIES * 7. The System of Governance , Wise Policies , and MarketFriendly Institutions * 8. Macro Policies 1: Fiscal Probity the Starting Point for Good Institutions * 9. Macro Policies 2: Monetary and Financial Prudence , Minimal Public Debt * PART IV. GROWTH-PROMOTING INSTITUTIONS * 10. Institutions Friendly to Commerce- in today’s jargon ‘Ease of Doing Business’ * 11. An Open Legal System with Effective Rule-of-Law * 12.

‘Sufficient ‘ Social Fairness Provides Stability * 13. Maximal Diplomacy with Minimal Military * PART V. CONCLUSIONS * 14.How Unique Was Ragusa? Some Comparison with Venice and Others * 15. A Successful Case of Institutional Optimality Before its Time: What lessons for the 21st. century?

Palgrave Studies in Economic History Series December 2014 UK 256pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Editing, Performance, Texts Jenkins, Sanders, Editing, Performance, Texts Editing, Performance, Texts, Jenkins, Sanders

New Practices in Medieval and Early Modern English Drama Edited by Jacqueline Jenkins, University of Calgary, Canada, Julie Sanders, University of Nottingham, UK ’The essays in this volume offer readers a diverse array of critical approaches that challenge our definitions of and processes for editing dramatic work. The collection showcases innovative methodologies related to editing practices, making it tremendously valuable to scholars, editors, theatre artists, and educators alike.’ - Jill Stevenson, Marymount Manhattan College, USA The essays in this volume challenge current 'givens' in medieval and early modern research around periodization and editorial practice. They showcase cuttingedge research practices and approaches in textual editing, and in manuscript and performance studies to produce new ways of reading and working for students and scholars.

Contents: Introduction: ‘New Practices’, Jacqueline Jenkins and Julie Sanders * PART I: ENABLING MANUSCRIPTS TO SPEAK * PART II: PERFORMANCE TRACES IN THE ARCHIVE * PART III: EDITING THROUGH PERFORMANCE June 2014 UK 264pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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early modern history LEFT HEADER The Coroners of Northern Britain c. 1300-1700

Early Modern History

Rab Houston, University of St Andrews, UK

Christianities in the Early Modern Celtic World

For the last 800 years coroners have been important in England's legal and political landscape, best known as investigators of sudden, suspicious, or unexplained death. Against the background of the coroner's role in historic England, this book explains how sudden death was investigated by magistrates in Scotland.

Edited by Tadhg Ó Hannracháin, University College Dublin, Ireland, Robert Armstrong, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland Ranging from devotional poetry to confessional history, across the span of competing religious traditions, this volume addresses the lived faith of diverse communities during the turmoil of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Together, they provide a textured understanding of the complexities in religious belief, practice and organization.

Contents: 1.Religious Acculturation and Affiliation in Early Modern Gaelic Scotland, Gaelic Ireland, Wales and Cornwall; Tadhg Ó Hannracháin * 2. The Church in Gaelic Scotland before the Reformation; Iain G. MacDonald * 3. Traditional Religion in Sixteenth-Century Gaelic Ireland; Raymond Gillespie * 4.

‘The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time’: The Pre-Reformation Church in Wales; Madeleine Gray * 5. Gaelic Christianity? The Church in the Western Highlands and Islands of Scotland before and after the Reformation; Martin MacGregor * 6. Antiquities Cornu-Brittanick: Language, Memory and Landscape in Early Modern Cornwall; Alexandra Walsham * 7. ‘Slow and cold in the true service of god’: Popular Beliefs and Practices, Conformity and Reformation in Wales, c.1530-c.1600; Katherine K. Olson * 8. Gaelic Religious Poetry in Scotland: the Book of the Dean of Lismore; Sìm Innes * 9. Penance and the Privateer: Handling Sin in the Bardic Religious Verse of the Book of the O’Conor Don (1631); Salvador Ryan * 10. The Battle of Britain: History and Reformation in Early Modern Wales; Lloyd Bowen * 11. Catholic Intellectual Culture in Early Modern Ireland; Bernadette Cunningham * 12. Calvinistic Methodism and the Reformed tradition in eighteenth-century Wales; David Ceri Jones * 13. ‘Celtic’ Christianities in the Age of Reformations: Language, Community, Tradition and Belief; Robert Armstrong July 2014 UK 272pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Contents: Introduction: The History of Coroners in Britain * 1. Coroners in England, Wales, and Ireland: An Overview of the Development of their Roles * 2. Investigating Sudden Death in Scotland: The Task of Local Magistrates * 3. Scottish Coroners: Origins and Development of the Office to c.1500 * 4. Scottish Coroners from c.1500 until their Disappearance in the Eighteenth Century * 5. Regional and National Histories: Similarities and Differences between the Coroners of Northern Britain * Conclusion: Coroners and British History

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Vol. I: Editing, Performance, Texts / Vol. II: Performing Environments Jenkins, Sanders, Bennett, Vol. Performance, Texts / Vol. II: Performing Environments Vol. I: Editing, Performance, TextsI:/Editing, Vol. II: Performing Environments, Jenkins, Sanders, Bennett

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Childhood, Youth, and Religious Dissent in Post-Reformation England Lucy Underwood, independent scholar, UK This book explores the role of children and young people within early modern England's Catholic minority. It examines Catholic attempts to capture the next generation, Protestant reactions to these initiatives, and the social, legal and political contexts in which young people formed, maintained and attempted to explain their religious identity.

Contents: Introduction * PART I: MAKING CATHOLICS * Introduction to Part I * 1. Call Yourself a Catholic? Methods of Forming Identity * 2. Calling their Souls their own: Converting and Claiming * 3. Children, Catechesis and Religious Practice * PART II: THE PROTESTANT STATE AND CATHOLIC CHILDREN * Introduction to Part II * 4. The Court of Wards * 5. Notable Stratagems: Control of Catholic Children outside the Court of Wards * PART III: YOUTH AND CATHOLICISM * Introduction to Part III * 6. Speaking to the Young * 7. Encountering and Participating * 8.

Authority and Agency * 9. Writing Catholic Childhood * Coda: A Catholic Household in the 1660s * Conclusion * Appendix A: The Responsa Scholarum and the Liber Primi Examinis

New Practices in Medieval and Early Modern English Drama Edited by Jacqueline Jenkins, University of Calgary, Canada, Julie Sanders, University of Nottingham, UK, Susan Bennett, University of Calgary, Canada, Mary Polito, University of Calgary, Canada Editing, Performance, Texts: ‘The essays in this volume offer readers a diverse array of critical approaches that challenge our definitions of and processes for editing dramatic work. The collection showcases innovative methodologies related to editing practices, making it tremendously valuable to scholars, editors, theatre artists, and educators alike.’ - Jill Stevenson, Marymount Manhattan College, USA Performing Environments: ‘This impressive volume makes an important contribution to critical work on memory, history, and performing environments in the medieval and early modern periods. The essays interrogate the volume's theme from a range of perspectives, engaging a variety of different genres and media in illuminating ways.’ - Jill Stevenson, Marymount Manhattan College, USA This two-volume pack brings together two seminal collections of essays that explore the expansive multitude of considerations in understanding historical performance texts and practice.

Palgrave Studies in the History of Childhood

Contents: Volume I: Editing, Performance, Texts * PART I: ENABLING MANUSCRIPTS TO SPEAK * PART II: PERFORMANCE TRACES IN THE ARCHIVE * PART III: EDITING THROUGH PERFORMANCE * Volume II: Performing Environments * PART I: BUILDING FRAMEWORKS * PART II: TRAVEL AND TYPOGRAPHY * PART III: PSYCHIC SPACES * PART IV: CROSSING BOUNDARIES

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early modern RIGHThistory HEADER Performing Environments

early modern cultural studies series

Site-Specificity in Medieval and Early Modern English Drama Edited by Susan Bennett, University of Calgary, Canada, Mary Polito, University of Calgary, Canada 'This impressive volume makes an important contribution to critical work on memory, history, and performing environments in the medieval and early modern periods. The studies interrogate the volume's theme from a range of perspectives, engaging a variety of different genres and media in illuminating ways.' - Jill Stevenson, Marymount Manhattan College, USA

Love in Print in the Sixteenth Century The Popularization of Romance Ian Frederick Moulton, Arizona State University, USA 'Beautifully written, and devoid of jargon, Love in Print in the Sixteenth Century: The Popularization of Romance is much more than a study of four specific books that treat love as either a philosophical, ideological, rhetorical or physical question. It is an erudite analysis of love as a broad cultural phenomenon with concrete and tangible effects in the sixteenth century, with Moulton's erudition manifesting in his extensive research, the complex tissue of ideas he has interwoven, and the many thoughtful questions he raises. This book will interest a host of readers in many disciplines.' - Margaret F. Rosenthal, Professor of Italian, University of Southern California, USA

This ground-breaking collection explores the assumptions behind and practices for performance implicit in the manuscripts and playtexts of the medieval and early modern eras, focusing on work which engages with performance-oriented research.

Contents: PART I: BUILDING FRAMEWORKS * PART II: TRAVEL AND TYPOGRAPHY * PART III: PSYCHIC SPACES * PART IV: CROSSING BOUNDARIES June 2014 UK 288pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Love in Print in the Sixteenth Century explores the impact of print on conflicting cultural notions about romantic love in the sixteenth century. This popularization of romantic love led to profound transformations in the rhetoric, ideology, and social function of love - transformations that continue to shape cultural notions about love today.

Contents: Introduction: Love, The Book Market, and the Popularization of Romance * 1.

Baldassare Castiglione’s Book of the Courtier: Love and Ideal Conduct * 2. Mario Equicola’s De Natura d’amore: Love and Knowledge * 3. Antonio Tagliente’s Opera amorosa: Love and Letterwriting * 4. Jacques Ferrand’s On Lovesickness: Love and Medicine * Conclusion: Romeo + Juliet * Bibliography

Controversy in French Drama Molière’s Tartuffe and the Struggle for Influence Julia Prest, University of St Andrews, UK 'Elegantly written, thoroughly engaging, and highly accessible to non-specialists, Controversy in French Drama systematically uncovers the power of Molière's Tartuffe to scandalize and delight audiences, not only in its original historic context (so masterfully drawn here), but also through the centuries to today. It is essential reading for all those interested in Molière and French classical theatre and culture.' - Larry F. Norman, Professor of French and Theatre and Performance, University of Chicago, USA, and author of Molière and the Social Commerce of Depiction and The Shock of the Ancient: Literature and History in Early Modern France In 1664, Molière's Tartuffe was banned from public performance. This book provides a detailed, in-depth account of five-year struggle (1664-69) to have the ban lifted and, so doing, sheds important new light on 1660s France and the ancien régime more broadly.

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Alternative Approaches and Contexts Edited by Catharine Gray, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA, Erin Murphy, Boston University, USA 'A remarkably rich collection, organized and presented in a thoughtful, timely form, representing the most interesting developments in recent Milton criticism.

Several of the essays should have a major impact on the field for years to come.' - Christopher Kendrick, Professor of English, Loyola University of Chicago, USA By bringing together Milton specialists with other innovative early modern scholars, the collection aims to embrace and encourage a methodologically adventurous study of Milton's works, analyzing them both in relation to their own moment and their many ensuing contexts.

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Milton Now

Contents: 1. The Struggle for Influence: The Stakes and their Protagonists * 2. What Is a faux dévot? The Hypocrite * 3. What Is a faux dévot? The Zealot * 4. What Is a vrai dévot and Is He a véritable homme de bien? * 5. The Struggle for Influence: Tartuffe in an Age of Absolutism January 2014 UK 260pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Contents: PART I: TEMPORALITY AND HISTORICISM * PART II: FORM AND FIGURES * PART III: TAKING LIBERTIES: RECONSIDERING MILTONIC FREEDOM December 2014 UK 288pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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early modern literature in history series

Heresy, Mysticism, and Apocalypse in Italian Culture Edited by Fabrizio De Donno, University of London, UK and Simon Gilson, UK The essays within Beyond Catholicism trace the interconnections of belief, heresy, and mysticism in Italian culture from the Middle Ages to today. In particular, they explore how religious discourse has unfolded within Italian culture in the context of shifting paradigms of rationality, authority, time, good and evil, and human collectivities.

Contents: PART I: BIBLES, SAINTS AND HERESIES IN MEDIEVAL AND EARLY MODERN ITALY * PART II: RELIGIOUS EXPANSION AND PLURALISM IN MODERN ITALY

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Negotiating Knowledge in Early-Modern Empires The Sciences of Heavens, Earth, and Man, 1550-1810 Edited by László Kontler, Central European University, Hungary, Antonella Romano, European University Institute, Italy, Silvia Sebastiani, École des Hautes Études en Sciences Socials, Paris, France, Borbála Zsuzsanna Török, University of Konstanz, Germany This volume takes a decentered look at early modern empires and rejects the center/periphery divide. With an unconventional geographical set of cases, including the Holy Roman Empire, the Habsburg, Iberian, French and British empires, as well as China, contributors seize the spatial dynamics of the scientific enterprise.

Material Cultures of Early Modern Women’s Writing Edited by Patricia Pender, University of Newcastle, Australia, Rosalind Smith, School of Language and Media, University of Newcastle, Australia This collection examines the diverse material cultures through which early modern women's writing was produced, transmitted, and received. It focuses on the ways it was originally packaged and promoted, how it circulated in its contemporary contexts, and how it was read and received in its original publication and in later revisions and redactions.

Contents: List of illustrations * Acknowledgements * Introduction - Early Modern Women’s Material Texts: Production, Transmission and Reception; Patricia Pender and Rosalind Smith * 1.

Women and the Materials of Writing; Helen Smith * 2. Dispensing Quails, Mincemeat, Leaven: Katherine Parr’s Patronage of the Paraphrases of Erasmus; Patricia Pender * 3. ‘Le pouvoir de faire dire’: Marginalia in Mary Queen of Scots’ Book of Hours; Rosalind Smith * 4. Translation and Community in the Work of Elizabeth Cary; Deborah Uman * 5. The ‘great Queen of Lightninge flashes’: the Transmission of Female-voiced Burlesque Poetry in the Early Seventeenth Century; Michelle O’Callaghan * 6. ‘Philo-Philippa’ as Author-reader; Kate Lilley * 7. Late Seventeenthcentury Women Writers and the Penny Post: Early Social Media Forms and Access to Celebrity; Margaret J.M. Ezell * 8. Henrietta’s Version: Mary Wroth’s Love’s Victory in the Nineteenth Century; Paul Salzman * 9. ‘One of the finest Poems of that nature I ever read’: Quantitative Methodologies and the Reception of Early Modern Women’s Writing; Marie-Louise Coolahan * Bibliography * Index December 2014 UK 224pp Hardback Canadian Rights

James Knowles, Brunel University, UK Politics and Political Culture in the Court Masque considers the interconnections of the masque and political culture. It examines how masques responded to political forces and voices beyond the court, and how masques explored the limits of political speech in the Jacobean and Caroline periods.

Palgrave Studies in Cultural and Intellectual History December 2014 US £60.00 / $90.00 / CN$104.00 ebooks available

9781137483997 * Bibliography * Index

Contents: List of Illustrations * 1. Introduction: ‘Friends of all Ranks?’ Reading the Masque in Political Culture * 2. ‘Vizarded impudence’: challenging the regnum Cecilianum * 3. Crack Kisses Not Staves: sexual politics and court masques in 1613-14 * 4.

‘No News’: News from the New World and Textual Culture in the 1620s * 5. ‘Hoarse with Praising’: Gypsies Metamorphosed and the politics of masquing * 6. ‘Tis for kings, / Not for their subjects, to have such rare things’: The Triumph of Peace and Civil Culture

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Politics and Political Culture in the Court Masque

Contents: PART I: NEGOTIATION OF (TRANS-)IMPERIAL PATRONAGE * PART II: COMPETITION OF EMPIRES: A MOTOR OF CHANGE IN KNOWLEDGE ACQUISITION AND AUTHENTICATION * PART III: SELF-ASSERTION OF NEW NODES OF KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTION

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early modern RIGHThistory HEADER The Culture of Translation in Early Modern England and France, 1500-1660 Edited by Tania Demetriou, University of York, UK, Rowan Tomlinson, University of Bristol, UK This book explores modalities and cultural interventions of translation in the early modern period, focusing on the shared parameters of these two translation cultures. Translation emerges as a powerful tool for thinking about community and citizenship, literary tradition and the classical past, certitude and doubt, language and the imagination.

Contents: List of Illustrations * Acknowledgements * Notes on the Contributors * ‘Abroad in mens hands’: The Culture of Translation in Early Modern England and France; Tania Demetriou and Rowan Tomlinson * 1. From Cultural Translation to Cultures of Translation? Early Modern Readers, Sellers, and Patrons; Warren Boutcher * 2. Francis I’s Royal Readers: Translation and the Triangulation of Power in early Renaissance France (1533-34); Glyn P. Norton * 3. Pure and Common Greek in Early Tudor England; Neil Rhodes * 4. From Commentary to Translation: Figurative Representations of the Text in the French Renaissance; Paul White * 5. Periphrōn Penelope and her Early Modern Translations; Tania Demetriou * 6. Richard Stanihurst’s Aeneis and the English of Ireland; Patricia Palmer * 7. Women’s Weapons: Country House Diplomacy in the Countess of Pembroke’s French Translations; Edward Wilson-Lee * 8. ‘Peradventure’ in Florio’s Montaigne; Kirsti Sellevold * 9. Translating Scepticism and Transferring Knowledge in Montaigne’s House; John O’Brien * 10. Urquhart’s Inflationary Universe; Anne Lake Prescott * Epilogue; Terence Cave * Bibliography * Index December 2014 UK 232pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Queenship in the Mediterranean Negotiating the Role of the Queen in the Medieval and Early Modern Eras Edited by Elena Woodacre, University of Winchester, UK This groundbreaking collection explores the key roles that Mediterranean queens played as wives, as mothers, and above all as political actors. Ranging from Byzantine empresses to regnants and consorts in the Italian peninsula, they offer a bracing new perspective queenship in the medieval and Early Modern eras.

Contents: 1. Introduction; Elena Woodacre * 2. Women Monarchs in the Medieval Byzantine Court: Prejudice, Disbelief and Calumnies; Alexandra Karagianni * 3. To Have and Have Not: The Dower of Joanna Plantagenet, Queen of Sicily (1177-1189); Colette Bowie * 4. The Many Wills of Violante de Aragón as Testament to Uncertainty in Thirteenth-Century Castilla-León; Melissa R. Katz * and more...

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The Queen’s Mercy Gender and Judgment in Representations of Elizabeth I Mary Villeponteaux, Georgia Southern University, USA 'Villeponteaux offers us a much-needed first booklength study of the contradictory facets of Elizabeth's royal image as a queen of mercy. In a study full of delicate nuance and artful analysis, Villeponteaux brings together the fields of literature, history, theology, and gender studies to create a panoramic view of the queen that shows how some of the most influential writers of the period—Spenser, Shakespeare, Heywood, and Sidney—presented their queen in images that gave the 'rusty sword' of her peaceful mercy a double-edge... Villeponteaux's work is as complex as it is accessible, and it gives us a window into the fascinating political world where early modern literature and sovereignty intersect.'

- Linda Shenk, Associate Professor of English, Iowa State University, USA, and author of Learned Queen: The Image of Elizabeth I in Politics and Poetry (2009) During the Elizabethan era, writers such as Shakespeare, Spenser, Sidney, Daniel, and others frequently expounded on mercy, exploring the sources and outcomes of clemency. This fresh reading of such depictions shows that the concept of mercy was a contested one, directly shaped by tensions over the exercise of judgment by a woman on the throne.

Contents: 1. ‘By Nature Full of Mercy’: The Clemency of the Queen * 2. ‘Proud and Pitilesse’: Elizabethan Mercy and the Sonnet Tradition * 3. ‘A Goodly Musicke in Her Regiment’: Elizabethan Justice in The Merchant of Venice * 4. ‘A Due Sincerity Governed His Deeds’: Equity, Gender, and Privacy * 5. ‘My Nobler Reason’: Masculine Mercy After Elizabeth July 2014 UK 240pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Passion and Language in Eighteenth-Century Literature Wilputte, Passion andinLanguage in Eighteenth-Century Literature Passion and Language Eighteenth-Century Literature, Wilputte

The Aesthetic Sublime in the Work of Eliza Haywood, Aaron Hill, and Martha Fowke

Pax Britannica

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Ruling the Waves and Keeping the Peace before Armageddon Barry Gough, Independent Scholar, Canada 'The history of the British Empire, which was once the preserve of either misplaced nostalgia or misdirected derision, has been reinvigorated in recent years by a number of wide-ranging books. Here is a significant new contribution to this literature, enlisting Barry Gough's expertise as a naval historian in restoring a neglected dimension to the story of the Pax Britannica.

In its Victorian heyday, he argues, the Pax was underpinned by the Royal Navy, as 'a hoped-for state of affairs' that was to be crucially challenged by the ambitions of Germany - but ultimately displaced by the global reach of the United States.' - Peter Clarke, Professor Emeritus of Modern British History, Cambridge University, and author of The Last Thousand Days of the British Empire, 1944-47 This book by world-expert Barry Gough examines the period of Pax Britannica, in the century before World War I. Following events of those 100 years, the book follows how the British failed to maintain their global hegemony of sea power in the face of continental challenges.

Contents: 1. Defining Pax Britannica * 2. Empire of the Seas * 3. Anchors of Empire * 4. Surveying the Seas, Expanding the Empire of Science * 5. Informal and Formal Empires in the Americas * 6. Challenges of Europe, the Mediterrarnean, and the Black Sea * 7. Indian Ocean, Singapore and the China Seas * 8. Imperial Web in the South Pacific * 9. Send a Gunboat! * 10. Anti-Slaver: West Affrica and the Americas * 11. Treaty Making and Dhow Chasing in the Indian Ocean * 12.

Darkening Horizons * 13. The Lion and the Eagle * 14. Trident Bearers: The Navy as Britannia’s Instrument * 15. Recessional: End of Pax Britannica and the American Inheritance

Britain and the World July 2014 UK 408pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Earla Wilputte, Saint Francis Xavier University, Canada 'Wilputte deepens our understanding of three figures who are receiving increasing attention in eighteenth-century literary and cultural studies; fills in missing details in the story of the rise of sensibility by analyzing instances of sociable feeling from the first half of the century; and uncovers subtleties of figurative language in often overlooked texts by Haywood, Hill, and Fowke. This book is likely to find a readership among academics with an interest in eighteenth-century literature and culture as well as graduate and advanced undergraduate students who wish to explore the uses of affect-rich rhetoric across many genres. There is much insight to be gained from the close readings of the under-explored works selected from discussion.' - Kathryn R. King, Professor of English, University of Montevallo, USA Providing imaginatively contextualized close readings, this study focuses on three key eighteenth-century writers - Haywood, Hill and Fowke. Wilputte traces the development of the passionate language of these writers whose lives, writing careers, and interests intersected from 1720 to 1724 in the ‘Hillarian’ coterie.

Contents: 1. The Need for a Language for the Passions * 2. Life’s Progress through the Passions * 3. ‘Give me a speaking and a writing Love’: Passionate Letters * 4. The Miscellany’s Picture Poems and Haywood’s Poems on Several Occasions * 5. The Plain Dealer‘s Progress from the Garrison to the Midwife * 6. The Dangers of Giving Way to Language * Conclusion: Hill’s, Fowke’s, and Haywood’s Progress through the Passions September 2014 UK 252pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Work and Leisure in Late Nineteenth-Century French Literature and Visual Culture White, Work andinLeisure in Late Nineteenth-Century Frenchand Literature and Visual Culture Work and Leisure Late Nineteenth-Century French Literature Visual Culture, White

Time, Politics and Class

Hazlitt the Dissenter

Claire White, Peterhouse, University of Cambridge, UK

Burley, Hazlitt the Dissenter Hazlitt the Dissenter, Burley

Religion, Philosophy, and Politics, 1766-1816

In this engaging new study, Claire White reveals how representations of work and leisure became the vehicle for anxieties and fantasies about class and alienation, affecting, in turn, the ways in which writers and artists understood their own cultural work.

Stephen Burley, Headington School, Oxford, UK Hazlitt the Dissenter is unique in providing the first book-length account of Hazlitt's early life as a dissenter.

As the first multi-disciplinary account of Hazlitt's early literary career, it provides a new insight into the literary, intellectual, political and religious culture of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century.

Contents: Introduction * 1. William Hazlitt (1737-1820) and the Unitarian Controversy * 2. ‘A Slaughter-House of Christianity’: New College Hackney (1786-96) * 3. ‘A New System of Metaphysics’ * 4. Retrospective Radicalism: Pitt, Patriotism, and Population * Conclusion

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Palgrave Studies in Modern European Literature June 2014 UK 264pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Contents: List of Illustrations * Prefatory Note * Series Preface * Acknowledgements * Introduction * 1. Workers at Play in Zola’s Les Rougon-Macquart * 2. Dominical Diversions: Laforgue on Sundays * 3. Beyond the Leisure Principle: Luce and NeoImpressionism * 4. Work and Pleasure: Zola’s Travail * Conclusion * Notes * Bibliography * Index

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eighteenth- and nineteenth-century RIGHThistory HEADER Actresses, Gender, and the Eighteenth-Century Stage

Exhibiting Animals in Nineteenth-Century Britain

Brooks, Actresses, Gender, and the Eighteenth-Century Stage Actresses, Gender, and the Eighteenth-Century Stage, Brooks

Cowie, Exhibiting in Nineteenth-Century Britain Exhibiting Animals Animals in Nineteenth-Century Britain, Cowie

Playing Women

Empathy, Education, Entertainment

Helen Brooks, University of Kent, UK 'This book makes an important step in the growing body of outstanding scholarship in theatre and performance history by focussing upon the lives and successes of actresses as active participants in the business of theatre.

Students of public history, cultural history, gender studies, English literature as well as theatre and performance will find this stimulating study challenges many preconceptions about the actress and her part in the growth of the modern economy of celebrity.' - Dr Gilli Bush-Bailey, Professor in Women's Performance History, Royal Central School of Speech and Drama Examining theatre economics, rhetorical acting, cross-dressing, the staging of 'self', and the alignment of motherhood and work, this book reveals how actresses drew on changing models of gender to achieve phenomenal levels of success over the eighteenth-century. By doing so it sheds new light on the cultural significance of female performance.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Playing for Money: ‘This is certainly a large sum but I can assure you I have worked very hard for it’ * 2. Playing the Passions: ‘All their Force and Judgment in perfection’ * 3. Playing Men: ‘Half the men in the house take me for one of their own sex’ * 4. Playing Her Self: ‘It was not as an actress but as herself, that she charmed every one’ * 5. Playing Mothers: ‘Stand forth ye elves, and plead your mother’s cause’ * Bibliography * Index November 2014 UK 224pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Helen Cowie, University of York, UK Exotic animals were coveted commodities in nineteenthcentury Britain. Spectators flocked to zoos and menageries to see female lion tamers and hungry hippos.

Helen Cowie examines zoos and travelling menageries in the period 1800-1880, using animal exhibitions to examine issues of class, gender, imperial culture and animal welfare.

Contents: Introduction * 1. The Lions of London * 2. Zoo, Community and Civic Pride * 3. Elephants in the High Street * 4.

Animals Wholesale and Retail * 5. Seeing the Elephant * 6. Cruelty and Compassion * 7. Dangerous Frolicking * 8. In the Lions’ Den * Conclusion June 2014 UK 272pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Selling Textiles in the Long Eighteenth Century Stobart, Blondé, Selling in the Long Eighteenth Century Selling Textiles in the LongTextiles Eighteenth Century, Stobart, Blondé

Comparative Perspectives from Western Europe Edited by Jon Stobart, University of Northampton, UK, Bruno Blondé, University of Antwerp, Belgium

Romanticism and the Museum

Textiles are a key component of the industrial and consumer revolutions, yet we lack a coherent picture of how the marketing of textiles varied across the long 18th century and between different regions. This book provides important new insights into the ways in which changes in the supply of textiles related to shifting patterns of demand.

Emma Peacocke, Carleton University, Canada Romanticism and the Museum argues that museums were integral to Britain's understanding of itself as a nation in the wake of the French Revolution. It features Wordsworth, Scott, Edgeworth, and literary periodicals featuring Byron and Horace Smith.

Contents: List of Illustrations * Introduction * 1. Changing the Subject: Aesthetic Displacement, Museum Display, and the French Revolution in The Prelude * 2. Facing History: Galleries and Portraits in Waverley’s Historiography * 3. Reframing the National Imagination in Maria Edgeworth’s Harrington * 4. Carving Out the Public Sphere: Romantic Literary Periodicals and the Elgin Marbles * Epilogue * Bibliography * Index

Palgrave Studies in the Enlightenment, Romanticism and the Cultures of Print November 2014 UK 208pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Contents: Introduction; Bruno Blondé and Jon Stobart * 1. An Education in Comfort: Indian Textiles and the Remaking of English Homes over the Long Eighteenth Century; Beverly Lemire * 2.

Making the Bed in later Stuart and Georgian England; Sara Pennell * 3. Customers and Markets for ‘New’ Textiles in Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-century Sweden; Lili-Annè Aldman * 4. The International Textile Trade in the Austrian Netherlands, 1750-1791; Ann Coenen * 5. Material Marketing: How Lyonnais Silk Manufacturers Sold Silks, 1660-1789; Lesley Miller * 6. Rural Retailing of Textiles in Early Nineteenth-century Sweden; Pia Lundqvist and Anna Brismark * 7. New Products, New Sellers? Changes in the Dutch Textile Trades, c. 1650-1750; Danielle van den Heuvel * 8. ‘According to the latest and most elegant fashion’. Retailing Textiles and Changes in Supply and Demand in Seventeenth and Eighteenth-century Antwerp; Bruno Blondé, Laura Van Aert and Ilja Van Damme * 9. Taste and Textiles: Selling Fashion in Eighteenth-century Provincial England; Jon Stobart * 10. Luxury and Revolution: Selling High Status Sarments in Revolutionary France; Natacha Coquery * 11. Secondhand Trade and Respectability: Mediating Consumer Trust in Old Textiles and Used Clothing (Low Countries, Seventeenth-Eighteenth Centuries); Ilja Van Damme * 12. Urban Markets for Used Textiles: Examples from Eighteenth-century Central Europe; Georg Stöger September 2014 UK 288pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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LEFT HEADER and nineteenth-century history eighteenthModernity and Meaning in Victorian London

Religion and Politics in the Risorgimento

De Sapio, Modernity and VictorianSapio London Modernity and Meaning in Meaning Victorian in London, De

Raponi, Religion andinPolitics in the Risorgimento Religion and Politics the Risorgimento, Raponi

Tourist Views of the Imperial Capital

Britain and the New Italy, 1861-1875

Joseph De Sapio, Independent Scholar, Canada Joseph De Sapio examines how individuals not only understood their contacts with industrial modernity as distinct from the inherited traditional rhythms of the eighteenth century, but how they conceived of their own positions within the increasingly sophisticated political, social, and commercial paradigms of the Victorian years.

Contents: Introduction * 1. ‘The Bonds of Empire and Imperial Fraternity’: London as Imperial Capital * 2. ‘How Differently We Go Ahead in America’: American Constructions of British Modernity * 3. ‘A Kingdom In Itself’: Domestic Perceptions of Metropolitan Space * 4. ‘England Has No Greatness Left Save her Industry’: A Path to Disharmony * Epilogue June 2014 UK 216pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Cynthia Schoolar Williams, School of the Museum of Fine Arts, USA 'We do not know what hospitality is,' Jacques Derrida once said. Yet, in Cynthia Schoolar Williams' competent hands, this non-knowledge proves to be exceptionally generative. Succinct and intellectually agile, her book traces the frisson of threshold experiences activating and connecting the work of a range of Romantic writers on both sides of the Atlantic. Through a series of intelligent readings, Williams demonstrates that thresholds are wholly fraught spaces, at once scenes of alienation, intimacy, and possibility. Her book explores what it means hospitably to encounter a stranger and to be encountered as a stranger–including a stranger to oneself. She gives us a robust language with which to consider the fierce vicissitudes of nineteenth-century forms of welcoming and belonging in whose wake we continue to struggle.' - David L. Clark, Professor of English and Cultural Studies, McMaster University, Canada Hospitality and the Transatlantic Imagination, 1815-1835 argues that a select group of late-Romantic English and American writers disrupted national tropes by reclaiming their countries' shared historical identification with hospitality. In doing so, they reimagined the spaces of encounter: the city, the coast of England, and the Atlantic itself.

Contents: 1. Keeping Hospitality * 2. Mary Shelley at the Threshold: Displacement and Form in Lodore * 3. A Sailor’s Welcome: James Fenimore Cooper’s The Pilot and Hospitality in the Coastal Zone * 4. Washington Irving and the Citizen as Guest * 5. England as Centrifuge: Felicia Hemans and the Threshold Foreclosed

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This book examines Anglo-Italian political and cultural relations and analyses the importance of religion in the British 'Orientalist' perception of Italy. It puts religion at the centre of a harsh political and cultural war, one that was fought on international, diplomatic, and domestic levels.

Contents: Introduction: Britain and Italy, Religion and Politics * 1. Italy as the ‘European India’: British Orientalism, Cultural Imperialism, and Anti-Catholicism, c. 1850-1870 * 2. British Missionary Societies in Italy: Evangelising a Hostile Land, 1850-1862 * 3. Religion and Foreign Policy: From Unification to the ‘Desperate Folly’ of the Syllabus (1861-1864) * 4. British Missionary Societies in Italy: Searching the Soul of the New Nation, 1862-1872 * 5. Protestant Foreign Policy and the Last Years of the Roman Question, 1865-1875 * Conclusion: ‘Great’ because Protestant, ‘Oriental’ because Catholic October 2014 UK October 2014 US 320pp Hardback £60.00 / $90.00 / CN$104.00 Canadian Rights ebooks available

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William Corder and the Red Barn Murder McCorristine, William the Red Barn Murder William Corder and the Corder Red Barnand Murder, McCorristine

Journeys of the Criminal Body Shane McCorristine, University of Leicester, UK This study reassesses the criminal body from sentencing to execution and afterlife, using the nineteenth-century Red Barn murder as a case study. Positioned within the burgeoning field of medical humanities, it places culture and power at the centre of debates surrounding criminal justice and public punishment.

Contents: 1. The Murder in the Red Barn * 2. The Criminal Body Dismembered * 3. The Criminal Body Remembered * Appendix 1: Crime, Trial, and Dismemberment * Appendix 2: Representations and Afterlives

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HEADER Nineteenth-Century Female Poisoners

Twentieth-Century and Recent History

Nagy, Nineteenth-Century Female Poisoners Nineteenth-Century Female Poisoners, Nagy

Three English Women Who Used Arsenic to Kill Victoria M. Nagy, Australian Institute of Family Studies, Australia 'Nineteenth Century Female Poisoners: Three English Women Who Used Arsenic to Kill is an eye-catching title that makes me hope for a salacious but informative read.' - Yvonne Jewkes, University of Leicester, UK Social and legal representations of female poisoners during the mid-nineteenth century in England, and the social and moral panics about women's access to arsenic.

Tiananmen Exiles He, Tiananmen Exiles Tiananmen Exiles, He

Voices of the Struggle for Democracy in China Rowena Xiaoqing He, Department of Government, Harvard University, USA, Perry Link, University of California, Riverside, USA 'Tiananmen Exiles is a brave book…written eloquently, with controlled passion…a masterly narrative and analysis…He's often profound book is an unmistakable sign of her devotion to the cause.' The Spectator Tracing the lives of three exiled student leaders over two continents before and after the 1989 Tiananmen Uprising, this fascinating oral history explores how their political ideals were shaped by institutionalized education and social movements in China, led to action and punishment, and were revised under the challenges of exile.

Contents: Introduction; Gender and Change in Mid-Nineteenth Century England * 1. Crime in Nineteenth-Century England: Decline, Causes and Concerns * 2. Broadening the Scope: Moving Beyond Simple Sources * 3. Poisoning Crimes in the United Kingdom: 1839-1851 * 4. The Archetypical Poisoning Woman: Sarah Chesham’s Cases * 5. Death Clubs, Secret Poisonings and an Execution: The Case of Mary May * 6. Fallen Woman or Bad Witnesses? The Case of Hannah Southgate * Conclusion December 2014 UK 240pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Contents: Table of Content * Dedication * Acknowledgments * Chronology * Section One: Introduction * Prologue: Surviving 1989 * Chapter One: June 4: History and Memory in Exile * Chapter Two: Seeds of Fire * Section Two: Triumph and Trauma * Chapter Three: On the Road: Yi Danxuan * Chapter Four: No Direction Home: Shen Tong * Chapter Five: Living Somewhere Else: Wang Dan * Chapter Six: Romance and Revolution: Group Discussions * Section Three: Conclusion * Chapter Seven: Citizenship in Exile * Epilogue: Beginning of an End * Bibliography

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British Military Withdrawal and the Rise of Regional Co-operation in Southeast Asia, 1964-75 Sue Thompson, Australian National University This book examines the links between Britain's withdrawal from its east of Suez role and the establishment of South-East Asian regional security arrangements.

The link between these two events is not direct, but a relationship existed, which is important to a wider understanding of the development of regional security arrangements.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Post-war Policy and Regional Cooperation, 1945-1964 * 2. Longterm Policy and Short-term Problems, October 1964 – October 1965 * 3. Confrontation Ends, July 1965 – August 1966 * 4. Changing Defence Strategies for South East Asia, October 1965 – October 1966 * 5. Dissent in London, July 1966 – July 1967 * 6. Regional Co-operation in SouthEast Asia, April 1965 – August 1967 * 7. New Policy for South East Asia, April 1967 – May 1968 * 8.

‘Non-military Means’ of Influence in South-East Asia, March 1968 – October 1970 * 9. The New Strategic Environment, November 1971 – November 1973 * Conclusion November 2014 UK 208pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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LEFT HEADER twentieth-century and recent history France, Britain and the United States in the Twentieth Century 1900 – 1940 Williams, France, andStates the United in the Twentieth 1900 – 1940 France, Britain and Britain the United in theStates Twentieth Century 1900 Century – 1940, Williams

CRITICAL APPROACHES TO CHILDREN’S LITERATURE series

A Reappraisal Andrew Williams, University of St Andrews, UK 'This fascinating volume asks important questions about the development of International Relations as a field of study since the early twentieth century, focusing on the three main Western democracies – America, Britain and France. It is to be particularly welcomed for the way in which it fuses a profound understanding of both History and International Relations, showing that 'IR' itself has a history – one that was largely shaped by changing global realities.' John W. Young, University of Nottingham, UK Why is France so often relegated to the background in studies of international relations? This book seeks to redress this balance, exploring the relationship between the United States, United Kingdom and France, and its wider impact on the theory and practice of international relations.

Contents: Introduction - The Approach Taken: Why Britain, France and the United States? * 1.

The Anglo-Saxons and the French: The build-up to the First World War * 2. The Allies During the First World War and Paris Peace Conference * 3. Difficult Relations in the 1920s – of Reparations, Debts and ‘Rumo(u)rs of War’ * 4. France, Britain and the United States in the 1930s until the Fall of France * 5. Conclusion: Britain, France and the United States in 1940

Revaluing British Boys’ Story Papers, 1918-1939 Helen A. Fairlie, Independent Scholar, UK This book explores the phenomenon of the story paper, the meanings and values children took from their reading, and the responses of adults to their reading choices. It argues for the revaluing of the story paper in the inter-war years, giving the genre a pivotal role in the development of children's literature.

Contents: List of Illustrations * Acknowledgements * Introduction * 1. Setting the Scene: Critical Perspectives, Producers and Consumers * 2. The Moral Code of Inter-war Story Papers * 3.

Understanding School Worlds: The Fictional and the Real * 4. The Imperial Hero: Story Paper Hero-figures * 5. Inter-war Story Papers and the Rise of Children’s Cinema * 6. Story Papers as Cultural Artefacts: Contexts and Content * Conclusion * Appendix Boys’ and Girls’ Story Paper Reading * Bibliography * Index February 2014 UK 224pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Studies in Diplomacy and International Relations July 2014 UK 272pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Shell Shock Leese, Shell Shock Shell Shock, Leese

Traumatic Neurosis and the British Soldiers of the First World War

remembered.

Peter Leese, University of Copenhagen, Denmark 'Shell shock was born as a condition in 1915 but has grown to become a metaphor for the horrors of total war. Leese tells the story of that evolution with learning, sympathy and a shrewd sense of the way medical history can illuminate our understanding of the violent twentieth-century as a whole.' - Professor Jay Winter, Department of History, Yale University, USA The lives of soldiers shell shocked in the First World War help us understand the trauma of contemporary military conflicts. Peter Leese's Shell Shock narrates the story of British servicemen to reveal how their medical conditions were caused by emerging industrial technologies, to examine how the Great War is

Contents: Preface * Acknowledgements * 1. Introduction * PART I: DISCOVERIES * 2. Shocking Modernity: Hysteria, Technology and Warfare * 3. Casualties: On the Western Front * PART II: WARTIME * 4. Enlistment: Army Policy, Politics and the Press * 5. Treatment: On the Home Front * 6. Patients: The Other Ranks * 7. Patients: The Officer Ranks * PART II: LEGACIES * 8.

Demobilization: On Returning Home * 9. Veterans: War Neurotic Ex-Servicemen * 10. Recall: The Great War in the Twentieth Century * 11. Conclusion * Notes * Bibliography * Index September 2014 UK September 2014 US 248pp Paperback £19.99 / $30.00 / CN$37.00 9781137453372 Canadian Rights

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Class, Leisure and National Identity in British Children’s Literature, 1918-1950 Hazel Sheeky Bird, Independent Scholar, USA 'This is a readable, well-researched, and remarkable re-reading of the inter-war years in British culture and children's literature. The hugely popular genres of 'camping and tramping' novels – not previously researched in such detail – and family sailing stories are linked to radical interpretations of landscape and of the British maritime tradition. The result is a fresh and original linking of key, but often unconsidered, cultural elements which provides a new and often disturbing perspective on what has been seen as a quietist period in children's literature, and a retreatist historical period generally. This is literary-cultural investigation at its best.' - Peter Hunt, Cardiff University, UK This book places children's literature at the forefront of early twentieth-century debates about national identity and class relations that were expressed through the pursuit of leisure. Focusing on stories about hiking, camping and sailing, this book offers a fresh insight into a popular period of modern British cultural and political history.

Contents: 1. Introduction * 2. A Very Fuzzy Set-Defining Camping and Tramping Fiction * 3. The Delights of the Open Road, Footloose and Fancy Free * 4. Landscape and Tourism in the Camping and Tramping Countryside * 5. Mapping the Geographical Imagination * 6. The Family Sailing Story * 7. England Expects: The Nelson Tradition and the Politics of Service in Naval Cadet and Family Sailing Stories * 8. Conclusion: A Disappearing Act * Appendix * Notes * Bibliography * Index October 2014 UK October 2014 US 224pp Hardback £55.00 / $90.00 / CN$104.00 Canadian Rights ebooks available

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twentieth-century and recent RIGHThistory HEADER The Foreign Policy of the Douglas-Home Government Holt, The Policy of the Douglas-Home Government The ForeignForeign Policy of the Douglas-Home Government, Holt

Britain, the United States and the End of Empire

The Prism of Race Slate, The Prism of Race The Prism of Race, Slate

W.E.B. Du Bois, Claude McKay, Langston Hughes, Paul Robeson, and the Colored World of Cedric Dover Nico Slate, Carnegie Mellon University, USA

Andrew Holt, King’s College London, UK

A scholar of race and a leader in the Afro-Asian solidarity movement, Cedric Dover embodied the 20th-century cosmopolitan redefinition of racial identity. Tracing Dover's evolution through his relationships with W.E.B. Du Bois, Langston Hughes, and Paul Robeson, this book tracks racial identity in the twentieth century.

This book provides an important study of a short-lived government making foreign policy in the shadow of an impending general election. It considers Britain's relations with the United States, Africa, Asia and the Middle East.

Contents: 1. Introduction * 2. Anglo-American Relations and the Caribbean * 3. NATO and the Multilateral Nuclear Force * 4.

Africa, Race and the Commonwealth * 5. Aden, Yemen and the Middle East * 6. Confrontation in South-East Asia * 7. The Cyprus Crisis * 8. Conclusion

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Preserving the Sixties

Contents: Introduction: The Prism of Race * 1. Cedric Dover’s Colored Cosmopolitanism * 2. W.E.B. Du Bois and Race as Autobiography * 3. Langston Hughes and Race as Propaganda * 4.

Paul Robeson and Race as Solidarity * 5. The Black Artist and the Colored World * 6. The Death and Rebirth of the Colored World * Epilogue: Barack Obama and Race as Freedom * Afterward: The Library of the Colored World December 2014 UK 260pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Trans-Atlantic Passages

Harris, O'Brien Castro, Preserving the Sixties Preserving the Sixties, Harris, O'Brien Castro

Mitchell, Trans-Atlantic Passages Trans-Atlantic Passages, Mitchell

Britain and the 'Decade of Protest'

Philip Hale on the Boston Symphony Orchestra, 1889-1933

Edited by Trevor Harris, University of Tours, France, Monia Carla O’Brien Castro, University of Tours, France

Jon Ceander Mitchell, University of Massachusetts, Boston, USA 'An engaging and very readable account of one of the most influential figures in America's classical music infancy. Jon Ceander Mitchell's book paints a fascinating picture of the performers, the public, and the music which made up the New England musical scene in its formative years.' - Keith Lockhart, Conductor of the Boston Pops Orchestra Philip Hale (1854-1934) helped put Boston on the Transatlantic map through his music writing. Mitchell reconstructs Hale's oeuvre to produce an authoritative account of the role the Boston Symphony played in the international world of nineteenth- and early twentiethcentury music.

Re-examining the long-held belief that the Sixties in Britain were dominated mainly by 'youth' and 'protest', the authors in the collection argue that innovation was everywhere shadowed by conservatism. A decade fascinated by itself and, especially, by the future, it also was tormented by self-doubt and accompanied by a fear of losing the past.

Contents: Foreword; Dominic Sandbrook * Introduction; Trevor Harris and Monia O’Brien Castro * 1. Sixties Britain: the Cultural Politics of Historiography; Mark Donnelly * PART I: POLITICS * 2. The 1960s: Days of Innocence; R. J. Morris * 3. The Abortion Act 1967: a Fundamental Change?; Sylvie Pomiès-Maréchal and Matthew Leggett * 4. Industrial Relations in the 1960s: the End of Voluntarism?; Alexis Chommeloux * 5. The Radical Left and Popular Music in the 1960s; Jeremy Tranmer * PART II: CULTURE * 6. Civil Rights in Northern Ireland and Friel’s Freedom of the City; Martine Pelletier * 7. Pulp Diction: Stereotypes in 1960s British Literature; Peter Vernon * 8. Sketchy Counterculture; Judith Roof * 9. Psychic Liberation in Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band; Ben Winsworth * 10. Preservation Society; Raphael Costambeys-Kempczynski * Conclusion; Trevor Harris and Monia O’Brien Castro April 2014 UK 216pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Contents: Introduction * PART I * 1. 1854-1889 * 2. 1889-1900 * 3. 1900-1903 * 4. 1903-1917 * 5. 1917-1933 * 6. Aftermath and Conclusion: 1933-1936 * PART II: SELECTED WRITINGS OF PHILIP HALE * Appendix I: Essays in the Boston Symphony Orchestra Programme Booklets * Appendix II: Essays in Newspapers * Appendix III: Concert Reviews and Extracts * Appendix IV: Columns on Sundry Topics

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The British Olympic Association: A History Kevin Jefferys, University of Plymouth, UK Since its creation the British Olympic Association (BOA) has been one of the most important institutions in sports governance. In spite of its prominence there has hitherto been no single-volume history of the Association. This scholarly yet accessible study fills that gap, assessing the origins, evolution, strengths and shortcomings of the BOA. Contents: Introduction * 1. Antecedents and Origins: Athens 1896 – St Louis 1904 * 2. Solid Foundations: Athens 1906 - London 1908 * 3. Trials and Tribulations: Stockholm 1912 – Amsterdam 1928 * 4. The Shadows of Depression and War: Los Angeles 1932 - London 1948 * 5. Post-war Challenges: Helsinki 1952 – Montreal 1976 * 6.

Turbulence and Change: Moscow 1980 – Atlanta 1996 * 7. Into the Twenty First Century: Sydney 2000 – London 2012 and Beyond

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britain and ireland Britain and Ireland

Peasant Petitions Social Relations and Economic Life on Landed Estates, 1600-1850 Rab Houston, University of St Andrews, Scotland This book examines the structures and texture of rural social relationships, using one type of document found in abundance over all the four component parts of Britain and Ireland: petitions from tenants to their landlords.

The book offers unexpected angles on many aspects of society and economy on estates in the 17th and 18th centuries.

Contents: PART I: INTRODUCTION: UNDERSTANDING THE RURAL SOCIETIES OF THE BRITISH ISLES * PART II: LANDED ESTATES: PERSONNEL, ORGANISATION, DOCUMENTATION, AND ELEMENTS OF VARIANCE * PART III: AUTHORSHIP, PHYSICAL FORM, AND WRITTEN STYLE OF PETITIONS * PART IV: THE CONTENT OF PETITIONS * PART V: LAND, PSYCHOLOGY, AND THE ‘HARD SURFACES OF LIFE’: ASKING FOR POOR RELIEF ON LANDED ESTATES * PART VI: CONCLUSION: THE LANDLORDS AND TENANTS OF BRITAIN AND IRELAND July 2014 UK 328pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Arthur Kinney, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, USA, Jane Lawson, Emory University Vaccine Center, USA Published over forty years ago, the original edition of Titled Elizabethans provided a ready reference source to Elizabethan court, state, and household. This longawaited revised edition expands considerably upon the original, adding new categories and a host of previously overlooked figures.

Contents: PART I: PRINCIPLE OFFICERS OF ELIZABETH I’S STATE * PART II: PRINCIPLE OFFICERS OF ELIZABETH I’S HOUSEHOLD * PART III: ELIZABETH’S PRIVY CHAMBER * PART IV: ELIZABETH’S OFFICERS OF LAW AND COURTS * PART V: ELIZABETH’S PARLIAMENTS * PART VI: CITY OF LONDON AND COUNTY PRINCIPAL OFFICERS * PART VII: PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF IRELAND * PART VIII: PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF SCOTLAND * PART IX: PRINCIPAL OFFICERS OF ELIZABETH’S CHURCH * PART X: BRITISH PEERS DURING ELIZABETH’S REIGN * PART XI: KNIGHTS * PART XII: AMBASSADORS * PART XIII: RULERS OF OTHER COUNTRIES DURING REIGN OF ELIZABETH I * PART XIV: OFFICE AND COLLEGE OF ARMS * PART XV: SPECIAL OFFICES AT CORONATION AND FUNERAL * PART XVI: REGNAL YEARS

Queenship and Power

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britainRIGHT and ireland HEADER Historical Writing in Britain, 1688-1830 Visions of History

Literary Folios and Ideas of the Book in Early Modern England

Edited by Benjamin Dew, University of Portsmouth, UK, Fiona Price, University of Chichester, UK

Francis X. Connor, Wichita State University, USA This monograph makes clear how the format of the literary folio played a fundamental role in book history by encapsulating the unstable negotiation between commerce, cultural prestige, and the fundamental nature of the printed book.

Historical Writing in Britain, 1688-1830 explores a series of debates concerning the nature and value of the past in the long eighteenth century. The essays investigate a diverse range of subjects including art history, biography, historical poetry, and novels, as well as addressing more conventional varieties of historical writing.

Contents: Acknowledgements * Notes on the Contributors * 1. Introduction: Visions of History; Ben Dew and Fiona Price * 2.

Female Worthies and the Genres of Women’s History; Philip Hicks * 3. Reading the past: women writers and the afterlives of Lady Rachel Russell; Amy Culley * 4. Constructing the ‘English School’: Contested Narratives of Nation in the Writing of Richard Graham and Bainbrigg Buckeridge; Caroline Good * 5. An Economic Turn?: Commerce and Finance in the Historical Writing of Paul de Rapin Thoyras, William Guthrie and David Hume; Ben Dew * 6. ‘Caledonian plagiary’: The Role and Meaning of Ireland in The Poems of Ossian; Dafydd Moore * 7. Tracing a Meridian through the Map of Time: Fact, Conjecture and the Scientific Method in William Robertson’s History of America; Charlotte Roberts * 8. Lyricist in Britain; Mathematical Empiricist in France: Volney’s Divided Legacy; Sanja Perovic * 9. Making History: Social Unrest, Work and the Post-French Revolution Historical Novel; Fiona Price * 10.

Don Quixote and the Sentimental Reader of History in the works of William Godwin; Noelle Gallagher * 11. Fictions of History, Evangelical Whiggism, and the Debate over Old Mortality in Scotland and Nova Scotia; Valerie Wallace * Bibliography * Index October 2014 UK October 2014 US 248pp Hardback £55.00 / $90.00 / CN$104.00 Canadian Rights ebooks available

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Contents: 1. Samuel Daniel’s Works and the History of the Book * 2. Ben Jonson’s Workes * 3. John Taylor and the Commercial Folio

History of Text Technologies August 2014 UK 252pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Modernism and Mobility The Passport and Cosmopolitan Experience Bridget T. Chalk, Manhattan College, USA

The Victorian Colonial Romance with the Antipodes Helen Lucy Blythe, New Mexico Highlands University, USA '...Helen Lucy Blythe introduces us to the full range of imagined possibilities offered by New Zealand to its British visitors and settlers. This is a book equally valuable for students of fantastic commonwealths and of the cultural history of Aotearoa/New Zealand.'

- Jonathan Lamb, Andrew W. Mellon Professor of the Humanities, Vanderbilt University, USA This study treats the Victorian Antipodes as a compelling site of romance and satire for middle-class writers who went to New Zealand between 1840 and 1872. Blythe's research fits with the rising study of settler colonialism and highlights the intersection of late-Victorian ideas and post-colonial theories.

Tracing the changing conceptions of nationality in the work of traveling writers such as D.H. Lawrence, Gertrude Stein, and Claude McKay, Modernism and Mobility argues that the passport system is an indispensable segue into discussions of literary modernism.

Contents: Introduction: Modernism’s Passport Problems * 1. “I Am Not England”: D.H. Lawrence, National Identity and Aboriginality * 2. An Independent Bureaucrat: Classification and Nationality in Stein’s Autobiographies * 3. “Sensible of Being Etrangers”: Plots and Identity Papers in Banjo * 4. A “Mania for Classification”: Jean Rhys’s Interwar Fiction * 5. Itinerancy and Identity Confusion in The Berlin Stories * Conclusion: W.H. Auden, “Old Passports,” and New Borders October 2014 UK October 2014 US 256pp 1 b/w illustration Hardback £57.50 / $90.00 / CN$104.00 Canadian Rights ebooks available

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Contents: Introduction: The Meridian of the Antipodes: A Shadowy Resting Place for the Imagination * 1. A Victorian Sublunary Heaven: Emigration and Tom Arnold’s ‘Antipodistic’ Romance * 2. ‘Looking Yonderly’: Mary Taylor’s Miss Miles: or, A Tale of Yorkshire Life (1890) * 3.

Antipodal Effervescence: Robert Browning, Alfred Domett, and Ranolf and Amohia: A South-Sea Day Dream (1872) * 4. Crossings or the Swinging Door: Samuel Butler’s Erewhon, Or Over the Range (1872) * 5. Barbarous Benevolence: Anthony Trollope’s The Fixed Period (1882) and Australia and New Zealand (1873) * Afterward: Shadows a Moving Man Cannot Catch May 2014 UK 256pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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LEFT HEADER britain and ireland The Bloomsbury Group Memoir Club

A History of Foreign Students in Britain

S.P. Rosenbaum, University of Toronto, Canada, James M. Haule, University of Texas, USA 'S P Rosenbaum sadly died before he could complete this book about an aspect of Bloomsbury that is often forgotten – the group's love of autobiography… It is nevertheless a fascinating account… and of a group who were famously intertwined.' - Lesley McDowell, The Independent Shortly before his death, S. P. Rosenbaum began work on the history of the Bloomsbury Group's 'Memoir Club'. With original archival material and valuable insights on leading Bloomsbury figures such as Woolf, Keynes and Forster, this illuminating book offers a new perspective on our understanding of twentieth-century autobiography and life writing.

Contents: Introduction; James M. Haule * 1. Outlines * 2. Ancestral Voices, Cambridge Conversations * 3. Beginnings * 4. Private and Public Affairs: 1921-1922 * 5. Hiatus: 1922-1928 * 6. Old Bloomsbury * Afterword; James M. Haule * Appendix i. Virginia Woolf Among the Apostles * Appendix ii. A List of Memoir Club Papers; S.P. Rosenbaum and James M. Haule January 2014 UK 216pp Hardback Canadian Rights

Hilary Perraton, Institute of Education, University of London, UK Foreign students have travelled to Britain for centuries and, from the beginning, attracted controversy. This book explores changing British policy and practice, and changing student experience, set within the context of British social and political history.

Contents: 1. Introduction: Travelling Abroad to Study * PART I: NARRATIVE * 2. Internationalism Reshaped 1185-1800 * 3.

Revival and Reform 1800-1900 * 4. Universities for the Empire 1900-1945 * 5. Recovery and Expansion 1945-1979 * 6. Into the Market Place 1979-2010 * PART II: PERSPECTIVES * 7.

Student Experience * 8. Poor Scholars and Endowed Scholars * 9. International Comparisons * 10. Conclusion: Policies, Purposes and Effects May 2014 UK 304pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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The Vision of a Nation Making Multiculturalism on British Television, 1960-80

Race, Gender and the Body in British Immigration Control

Gavin Schaffer, University of Birmingham, UK Telling the stories behind television's approaches to race relations, multiculturalism and immigration in the 'Golden Age' of British television, the book focuses on the 1960s and 1970s and argues that the makers of television worked tirelessly to shape multiculturalism and undermine racist extremism.

Subject to Examination Evan Smith, Flinders University, Australia, Marinella Marmo, Flinders Law School, Flinders University, Australia 'An important and revelatory study of a shameful episode in 20th century British immigration history that was shaped by Imperial racism.' - Alan Travis, Home Affairs Editor, The Guardian This book analyses the practice of virginity testing endured by South Asian women who wished to enter Britain between the late 1960s and the early 1980s, and places this practice into a wider historical context. Using recently opened government documents the extent to which these women were interrogated and scrutinized at the border is uncovered.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Decolonisation and the Creation of the British Immigration Control System * 2. The Border as a Filter: Maintaining the Divide in the Post-Imperial Era * 3. Reorienting the South Asian Female Body: the Practice of ‘Virginity Testing’ and the Treatment of Migrant Women * 4. Deny, Normalise and Obfuscate: the Government Response to the Virginity Testing Practice and Other Physical Abuses * 5. The Postcolonial World Stage: Immigration and Britain’s International Reputation * 6. Discrimination by other Means: Further Restrictions on Migrant Women and Children under the Conservatives * Conclusion

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Contents: 1. The Vision of a Nation: Introduction * 2. The First Bridge: Programmes for Immigrants on British Television * 3. Race in News and Current Affairs: Principles and Practice * 4. Dealing with Racial Extremes: News and Current Affairs under Pressure * 5. What’s behind the Open Door? Talking Back on Race in PublicAccess Broadcasting * 6. The Rise and Fall of the Racial Sitcom: Laughter and Prejudice in Multicultural Britain * 7. Struggling for the Ordinary: Race in British Television Drama * 8. Conclusion May 2014 UK 312pp Hardback Paperback Canadian Rights

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britainRIGHT and ireland HEADER Ireland and the New Journalism

America in the British Imagination

Edited by Karen Steele, Texas Christian University, USA, Michael de Nie, University of West Georgia, USA 'Showcasing the emergence of new media practices from the pre-revival period to the development of modernism, this thematically-divided collection presents a new understanding of a cultural and political 'revolution' on a wide range of media platforms. A pioneering work in the study of Irish journalism, it highlights the diversity of reportage and review while underpinning the links created by nineteenth-century innovations in technology, particularly those that gave rise to new forms of mass communication. This timely study of a new dawn in Irish journalism is valuable in assessing the role of the press; it also provides valuable insights on the role of journalism and the journalist for media practitioners and scholars in the twenty-first century.' Regina Uí Chollatáin, Senior Lecturer of Irish, Celtic Studies, Irish Folklore and Linguistics, University College Dublin, Ireland

1945 to the Present

This volume explores the ways in which the complicated revolution in British newspapers, the New Journalism, influenced Irish politics, culture, and newspaper practices. The essays here further illuminate the central role of the press in the evolution of Irish nationalism and modernism in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Contents: PART I: IRISH TRAUMA AND THE ROOTS OF NEW JOURNALISM * PART II: DEMOCRATIZING JOURNALISM * PART III: TRANSNATIONAL NEW JOURNALISM * PART IV: NEW JOURNALISM AND MODERNISM

New Directions in Irish and Irish American Literature July 2014 UK 248pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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The Palgrave Handbook of Sociology in Britain Edited by John Holmwood, University of Nottingham, UK, John Scott, University of Plymouth, UK 'This landmark collection takes stock of more than two centuries of intellectual work with importance for all of the social sciences, for sociology around the world, and for the self-understanding of British society. It is important as history, and important as a resource and orientation for the future.' - Craig Calhoun, Director, London School of Economics, UK Leading sociologists outline the historical development of the discipline in Britain and document its continuing influence in this essential and comprehensive reference work. Spanning the Scottish enlightenment of the 18th century to the present day this Handbook maps the discipline and the British contribution.

Contents: 1. Introduction; John Holmwood and John Scott * 2. The Scottish Enlightenment and Scottish Social Thought c.1725-1915; John Brewer * 3. Poverty Studies and Social Research; Lucinda Platt * 4. Absent or Forgotten? Recovering British Social Theory; John Scott * 5.

Evolutionism and British Sociology; Chris Renwick * 6. Religion and British Sociology: the Power and Necessity of the Spiritual; Stephen Turner * 7. Sociology and Social Work: In Praise of Limestone; Ian Shaw * 8. The First Sociology ‘Departments’; Chris Husbands * 9. British Sociology in the Inter-War Years; Baudry Rocquin * 10. Building a Textbook Tradition: Socieology in Britain, 1900-1968; John Scott and more...

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John F. Lyons, Joliet Junior College, USA ‘Lyons presents a sweeping analysis of the impact of American culture on British society. Denim Jeans, James Dean, Bowling Alleys, Elvis Presley, Henry Ford, Hamburgers, Soul Music, and Ronald Reagan are all here in a sophisticated synthesis of the ways in which individuals, products, trends, images, myths and dreams shaped the identities of a diverse range of British icons from the Beatles to Margaret Thatcher.’ Keith Gildart, Professor of Labour and Social History, University of Wolverhampton, UK and author of Images of England through Popular Music: Class, Youth and Rock ‘n’ Roll, 1955-1976 (2013) How was American culture disseminated into Britain?

Why did many British citizens embrace American customs? And what picture did they form of American society and politics? This engaging and wide-ranging history explores these and other questions about the U.S.'s cultural and political influence on British society in the post-World War II period.

Contents: 1. The Architect of Modern Britain: The Influence of the United States on Britain, 1945 to 1963 * 2. Terra Incognita: The United States in the British Imagination, 1945 to 1963 * 3. The British Working Class and the U.S.A., 1963-1979 * 4. The United States and the Politics of Thatcherism, 1979 to 1990 * 5. Culture Wars, 1990 to 2001 * 6. September 11 and After: From Hostility to Indifference, 2001-2013 December 2013 UK 280pp Hardback Paperback Canadian Rights

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Ireland, Memory and Performing the Historical Imagination Edited by Christopher Collins, Trinity College Dubin, Mary P. Caulfield, State University of New York 'With such a rich diversity of critical voices and perspectives, this laudable and exceptionally wideranging collection astutely brings to bear on Irish theatre historiography numerous marginalized discourses that address the interfaces between society, texts, archives, cultural memory and performance research.' - Eamonn Jordan, University College Dublin, Ireland This book explores the performance of Irish collective memories and forgotten histories. It proposes an alternative and more comprehensive criterion of Irish theatre practices. These practices can be defined as the 'rejected', contested and undervalued plays and performativities that are integral to Ireland's political and cultural landscapes.

Contents: PART I: LEGACY AND HERITAGE * PART II: RECOLLECTION AND REMEMBRANCE November 2014 UK 256pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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LEFT HEADER britain and ireland The New Nationalism and the First World War

Britain After Empire

Edited by Lawrence Rosenthal, University of California, USA, Vesna Rodic, University of California, USA

Constructing a Post-War Political-Cultural Project P. W. Preston, University of Birmingham, UK

The New Nationalism and the First World War is an edited volume dedicated to a transnational study of the features of the turn-of-the-century nationalism, its manifestations in social and political arenas and the arts, and its influence on the development of the global-scale conflict that was the First World War. Contents: Introduction * 1. A Storm Before The Great Storm: New Faces of a Distinctly Twentieth-Century Nationalism; Lawrence Rosenthal and Vesna Rodic * PART I: THE NEW NATIONALISM AND THE (RE) BUILDING OF NATIONS * 2. Confecting A British National Identity; Rod Beecham * 3. New Italian Nationalism; Andrea Ungari * 4. Eliminationist AntiSemitism at Home and Abroad: Polish Nationalism, the Jewish Question, and Eastern European Right-Wing Mass Politics; Grzegorz Krzywiec * PART II: THE NEW NATIONALISM AND SHIFTING NOTIONS OF TRADITION * 5. War Stares At Us Like an Ominous Sphynx- Hungarian Intellectuals, Literature, and the Image of the Other (1914-1915); Eszter Balázs * 6. An Affair To Be Remembered: Integral Nationalism Among France’s Men of Letters; Vesna Rodic * PART III: THE NEW NATIONALISM AT THE CROSSROADS BETWEEN EAST AND WEST * 7. Imagining the Homeland: A Late Ottoman Construction of National Identity; Guldeniz Kibri * 8. The Great European War and the Rise of Radical Shinto Ultranationalism in Japan; Walter A. Skya October 2014 UK October 2014 US 192pp Hardback £55.00 / $85.00 / CN$98.00 Canadian Rights

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'This is a book that should be read by anyone interested in contemporary Britain. It traces developments in post-war Britain in the context of the end of Empire, but does so in a different way which focuses upon the role of ideas/narratives reflected in government designs, high arts and popular culture.

It is challenging, but always interesting; even where the reader might disagree.'- David Marsh, Director of Research, ANZSOG Institute for Governance, University of Canberra, Australia Through compelling analysis of popular culture, high culture and elite designs in the years following the end of the Second World War, this book explores how Britain and its people have come to terms with the loss of prestige stemming from the decline of the British Empire. The result is a volume that offers new ideas on what it is to be 'British'.

Contents: Preface * Acknowledgement * 1. After the Empire * 2. Foundation Myths * 3. Grand Designs * 4. Making Enemies * 5. Voices of Complaint * 6. Patrician Retreat * 7. Affluence Attained * 8. Corporate World * 9. Bullshit Industries * 10. Familiar Utopias * 11. Continuing Britain * Bibliography * Index January 2014 UK 288pp Hardback Canadian Rights

A History of British Prime Ministers (omnibus edition) Walpole to Cameron Dick Leonard, Former Assistant Editor of The Economist, UK Endorsements for A Century of Premiers and Nineteenth-Century British Premiers: 'Exciting to read, often funny, and full of penetrating insights as well as revealing and sometimes hilarious anecdotes.' - Professor David Marquand, University of Oxford, UK This omnibus edition of Dick Leonard's British Premiers trilogy, surveys the lives and careers of all the 53 Prime Ministers between Sir Robert Walpole (1721-42) and David Cameron (2010- ), bringing to life the political achievements and also the personal idiosyncrasies of Britain's rulers over nearly three centuries.

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Monetary Policy and Financial Repression in Britain, 1951 - 59 William Allen, Cass Business School, UK 'A timely and fascinating account of Britain's emergence from the previous era of cheap money and analysis of the accompanying dark arts of financial repression. Allen has a commanding grasp of monetary economics and the era.' - Professor Richard Roberts, Director of the Institute of Contemporary British History, King's College London British monetary policy was reactivated in 1951 when short-term interest rates were increased for the first time in two decades. The book explores the politics of formulating monetary policy in the 1950s and the techniques of implementing it, and discusses the parallels between the present monetary situation and that of 1951.

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Contents: 1. Introduction * 2. 1945-51: Labour’s Macro-economic Policies * 3. 1951–52: the Reactivation of Monetary Policy * 4. 1952-54: Years of Growth * 5. Moves Towards Convertibility and their Implications for Monetary Policy * 6. Short-term Interest Rates in Late 1952 – Mid-1954 * 7. Government Debt Management 1952-54 * 8. The Debacle of 1955 * 9. 1956: Macmillan as Chancellor * 10. 1957: the Year of Thorneycroft * 11. 1958: the Sunny Uplands * 12. 1959: Here We Go Again * 13. Monetary Policy Techniques * 14. Financial Repression * 15. Management and Communication of Monetary Policy * 16. An Assessment of Monetary Policy * 17. Epilogue: the Next Reactivation of Monetary Policy

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britainRIGHT and ireland HEADER SECURITY, CONFLICT AND COOPERATION IN THE CONTEMPORARY WORLD SERIES

Thatcher’s Grandchildren?

Politics and Childhood in the Twenty-First Century Edited by Stephen Wagg, Leeds Metropolitan University, UK, Jane Pilcher, University of Leicester, UK

The British Government and the Falkland Islands, 1974-79

Thatcher's Grandchildren explores sociological and political issues about childhood that have become increasingly significant in the twenty first century within a political landscape framed by neo-liberalism. Issues addressed include child protection and abuse, the media, education and schooling, and poverty.

Aaron Donaghy, University College Dublin, Ireland Drawing on recently declassified government files, private papers and interviews, this book argues that through a combination of preventative diplomacy and robust defence planning, the Labour government of 1974-79 succeeded in maintaining peace, avoiding the fate of its Tory successors.

Contents: Acknowledgements * Abbreviations * Maps * Introduction * 1. ‘Leave This Poisoned Chalice Alone’ * 2. The Lowest Common Multiple * 3. A Sensational Hostage * 4. Islands Surrounded by Advice * 5. The Mixed Approach * 6. Absentee Landlords * 7. Defence of the Realm * 8. ‘No Talks, Just Football * Conclusion * Notes * Bibliography * Index August 2014 UK 288pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Shaping British Foreign and Defence Policy in the Twentieth Century A Tough Ask in Turbulent Times

Contents: Introduction: Sociology, Politics and Childhood: Contemporary Landscapes * Jane Pilcher and Stephen Wagg * 1. ‘’Kill a Kid and get a House’: Rationality versus Retribution in the Case of Robert Thompson and John Venables 1993-2001; Julian Petley * 2. Citizen Journalists or Cyber Bigots? Child Abuse, the Media and the Possibilities for Public Conversation: The Case of Baby P; Bob Franklin * 3. The Changing Politics and Practice of Child Protection and Safeguarding in England; Nigel Parton * 4. Child Trafficking: Known Unknowns and Unknown Knowns ; Julia O’Connell Davidson * 5. ‘What Have the Romans Ever Done For Us?’ Child Poverty and the Legacy of ‘New’ Labour; Danny Dorling * and more...

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Catholics, Protestants and Muslims Edited by John Wolffe, The Open University, UK By setting the Irish religious conflict in a wide comparative perspective, this book offers fresh insights into the causes of religious conflicts, and potential means of resolving them. The collection mounts a challenge to views of 'Irish exceptionalism' and points to significant historical and contemporary commonalities across the Western world.

This volume is devoted to the shaping of British foreign and defence policymaking in the twentieth century and illustrates why it's relatively easy for states to lose their way as they grope for a safe passage forward when confronted by mounting international crises and the antics of a few desperate men.

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Irish Religious Conflict in Comparative Perspective

Edited by Malcolm Murfett, King’s College London, UK

Contents: Introduction * 1.Professor David Neville Dilks, MA (Oxon), FRHistS, FRSL (1938-): An Appreciation From Afar; Malcolm H. Murfett * 2. The British Empire’s Image of East Asia, 1900-41: Politics, Ideology and International Order; Antony Best * 3. The Struggle to Maintain Locarno Diplomacy: Britain and the Idea of a Political Truce in 1931; Frank Magee * 4. ‘Leaving us in the lurch’: The British Government, the First DRC Enquiry and the United States, 1933-34; Peter Bell * 5. Chamberlain, the British Army and the ‘Continental Commitment’; George Peden * 6. Eden, the Foreign Office and the ‘German Problem’, 1935-38; Geoff Waddington * 7. Harold Nicolson and Appeasement; John Young * 8. Another Jewel Forsaken: the Role of Singapore in British Foreign and Defence Policy, 1919-1968; Malcolm H. Murfett * 9. Quadruple Failure? The British-American Split over Collective Security in Southeast Asia, 1963-1966; Brian P. Farrell * 10. GCHQ and UK Computer Policy: Teddy Poulden, ICL and IBM; Richard Aldrich

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Contents: Introduction: Analysing Religious Conflict; John Wolffe * PART I: IRELAND * 1. ‘A Solid and United Phalanx’?

Protestant Churches and the Ulster Covenant, 1912–2012; Nicola Morris and David Tombs * 2. Social Structure and Religious Division: Comparing the Form of Religious Distinction in the Two Irish States; Jennifer Todd * 3. Can Churches Contribute to Post-Violence Reconciliation and Reconstruction? Insights and Applications from Northern Ireland; Gladys Ganiel * 4. Alternative Ulster: Punk Rock as a Means of Overcoming the Religious Divide in Northern Ireland; Francis Stewart * PART II: EUROPEAN COMPARISONS * 5. The Case against Northern Ireland Exceptionalism: The ‘Academy’, Religion and Politics; Brian M. Walker * 6. Churches and Communal Violence in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries: A Comparison of Ireland and Scotland; Stewart J. Brown * 7.

Protestant–Catholic Conflict and Nationalism in German and Irish Historical Narratives; Shane Nagle * 8. Comparing Protestant–Catholic Conflict in France and Ireland: The Significance of the Ethnic and Colonial Dimension; Joseph Ruane * PART III: ANTI-CATHOLICISM, MUSLIMS AND ISLAMOPHOBIA * and more...

Histories of the Sacred and Secular, 1700-2000 May 2014 UK 296pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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LEFT HEADER britain and ireland English Teachers in a Postwar Democracy

A Social History of Student Volunteering

Emerging Choice in London Schools, 1945-1965

Britain and Beyond, 1880-1980

Peter Medway, King’s College London, UK , John Hardcastle, Institute of Education, University of London, UK, Georgina Brewis, Institute of Education, University of London, UK and David Crook, University of London, UK 'English Teachers in a Postwar Democracy is a fascinating tale of British school reform starting in the aftermath of World War II in London, when central education authority was at its nadir. I can think of no book that better elucidates the origins of education reform in the classrooms of gifted teachers than this outstanding and invaluable work. I recommend it highly and without reservation as a must read for the entire English education community, teachers, researchers, and educational authorities alike.' Martin Nystrand, Louise Durham Mead, Professor of English Emeritus, University of Wisconsin-Madison, USA Conflicting conservative and radical impulses in English society after WWII were played out in microcosm in education. They particularly shaped English teaching, examined in three post-war London schools in a detailed study that uses oral history—interviews with former teachers and students—and documents including mark books and students’ work.

Georgina Brewis, Institute of Education, University of London, UK 'Georgina Brewis' study of student volunteering is both illuminating and rich in detail. We move from university settlements in Edwardian slums to charity rags, to concern with unemployment and internationalism between the wars, and finally to the 'Ban the Bomb' and anti-apartheid protests of the fifties and sixties. This book brings together youthful idealism, social and political engagement, and the history of universities in an original and insightful way.' - Carol Dyhouse, Research Professor of History, University of Sussex, UK Using a wide range of student testimony and oral history, Georgina Brewis sets in international, comparative context a one-hundred year history of student voluntarism and social action at UK colleges and universities, including such causes as relief for victims of fascism in the 1930s and international development in the 1960s.

Contents: 1. Introduction * 2. The Period, the Education System, and the Teaching of English * 3.

Hackney Downs * 4. Walworth * 5. Minchenden * 6. The Three Schools - What We Have Learned * 7. Conclusions

Secondary Education in a Changing World July 2014 UK 264pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Higher Education in Ireland Practices, Policies and Possibilities Edited by Andrew Loxley, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland, Aidan Seery, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland, John Walsh, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland This collection provides the first in-depth, interdisciplinary and over-arching review of higher education in Ireland, situating higher education within the socio-cultural, political and historical context of the country over the past 40 years and the development of European and national policies.

Contents: 1. The Transformation of Higher Education in Ireland, 1945-80; John Walsh * 2. A Contemporary History of Irish Higher Education, 1980-2011; John Walsh * 3. From Seaweed and Peat to Pills and Very Small Things: Knowledge Production and Higher Education in the Irish Context; Andrew Loxley * 4. Bildung and LifeLong Learning: Emancipation and Control; Aidan Seery * 5. Ireland and the Field of Higher Education: A Bourdieusian Perspective; Michael Grenfell * 6. Prospects for a Private, Indigenous and For-Profit University in Dublin; David Limond * 7. Measures and Metrics and Academic Labour; Andrew Loxley * 8. A Critical Journey Towards Lifelong Learning: Including Non-Traditional Students in University; Ted Fleming and Fergal Finnegan * and more...

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Contents: 1. Introduction * 2. A New Era in Social Service? Student Associational Culture and the Settlement Movement * 3. Christian Internationalism, Social Study and the Universities Before 1914 * 4. The Student Chapter in Post-War Reconstruction, 1920-1926 * 5. No Longer the Privilege of the Well-To-Do? Student Culture, Strikes and Self-Help, 1926-1932 * 6. Digging with the Unemployed: The Rise of a Student Social Consciousness? 1932-1939 * 7. Students in Action: Students and Anti-Fascist Relief Efforts, 1933-1939 * 8. The Students’ Contribution to Victory: Voluntary Work in the Second World War And After * 9. Experiments in Living: Student Social Service and Social Action, 1950-1965 * 10. From Service to Action? Rethinking Student Voluntarism, 1965-1980 * 11. Conclusions: Students and Social Change, 1880-1980

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european RIGHThistory HEADER Decadence, Degeneration, and the End

European History

Studies in the European Fin de Siècle

The Landscape of Consumption Shopping Streets and Cultures in Western Europe, 1600-1900 Edited by Jan Hein Furnée, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands, Clé Lesger, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands This volume brings together research on retailing, shopping and urban space; themes that have attracted wide interest in recent decades. The authors argue that the 'modernity' of the nineteenth century is often over-emphasised at the expense of recognising earlier innovation.

Contents: 1. Shopping Streets and Shopping Cultures from a Long Term and Transnational Perspective: An Introduction; Clé Lesger and Jan Hein Furnée * 2. The Shopping Streets of Provincial England, 1650-1840; Jon Stobart * 3. Stalls, Bulks, Shops and Long Term Change in Seventeenth- and Eighteenth-Century England; Claire Walsh * 4. Shopping Streets in Eighteenth-Century Paris: A Landscape Shaped by Historical, Economic and Social Forces; Natacha Coquery * 5. Antwerp goes Shopping! Continuity and Change in Retail Space and Shopping Interactions from the Sixteenth to Nineteenth Centuries; Ilja van Damme with Laura van Aert * 6. Urban Planning, Urban Improvement and the Retail Landscape in Amsterdam, 1600-1850; Clé Lesger * 7. German Landscapes of Consumption, 1750-1850: Perspectives of German and Foreign Travellers; Heidrun Homburg * 8. Something Old, Something Borrowed, Something New: the Brussels Shopping Townscape, 1830-1914; Anneleen Arnout * 9. Innovation and Tradition in the Shopping Landscape of Paris and a Provincial Town, 1800-1900; Marie Gillet, * 10. ‘Our Living Museum of Nouveautés’: Visual and Social Pleasures in The Hague’s Shopping Streets, 1650-1900; Jan Hein Furnée April 2014 UK 264pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Clothing and Nationalism in Europe’s Age of Revolutions Alexander Maxwell, Victoria University, New Zealand During the era of the French revolution, patriots across Europe tried to introduce a national uniform. This book, the first comparative study of national uniform schemes, discusses case studies from Austria, Bulgaria, England, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Turkey the United States, and Wales.

Contents: Introduction: Clothing and Nationalism Studies * 1.

Fashion as a Social Problem * 2. The Tyranny of Queen Fashion * 3. The Sumptuary Mentality * 4. The Discovery of the Uniform * 5.

Absolutist National Uniforms * 6. Democratic National Uniforms * 7. Minimal National Uniforms * 8. Folk Costumes as National Uniforms * 9. National Fashionism: Queen Fashion as Patriot * 10.

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Contents: PART I: THE TWILIGHT WORLD: DECADENT VISIONS OF WORLD, SOCIETY, AND CULTURE * PART II: THE SEDUCTION OF SICKNESS * PART III: DECADENCE AND THE FEMININE * PART IV: TWO STUDIES OF DEATH November 2014 UK 272pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Eurocentrism, Racism and Knowledge

Patriots Against Fashion

August 2014 UK 328pp Hardback Canadian Rights

Edited by Marja Härmänmaa, University of Helsinki, Finland, Christopher Nissen, Northern Illinois University, USA 'Marja Härmänmaa and Christopher Nissen's Decadence, Degeneration, and the End: Studies in the European Fin de Siècle is a highly original collection of essays that successfully brings new issues, new authors, and new artists into the orbit of decadent culture. A particular strength is the book's richly comparative, multidisciplinary approach: the essays range over British, French, Belgian, Spanish, Scandinavian, German, Greek, Italian, and Russian culture, while also extending discussion of decadence beyond literature and into the fields of art and science. A significant contribution to a topic of growing importance.' - David Weir, Professor of Comparative Literature, The Cooper Union, and author of Decadence and the Making of Modernism and Decadent Culture in the United States: Art and Literature against the American Grain, 1890–1926 Art and literature during the European fin-de-siècle period often manifested themes of degeneration and decay, both of bodies and civilizations, as well as illness, bizarre sexuality, and general morbidity. This collection explores these topics in relation to artists and writers as diverse as Oscar Wilde, August Strindberg, and Aubrey Beardsley.

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Debates on History and Power in Europe and the Americas Edited by Marta Araújo, University of Coimbra, Portugal, Silvia Maeso, University of Coimbra, Portugal This collection addresses key issues in the critique of Eurocentrism and racism regarding debates on the production of knowledge, historical narratives and memories in Europe and the Americas. Contributors explore the history of liberation politics as well as academic and political reaction through formulas of accommodation that re-centre the West.

Contents: 1. Eurocentrism, Political Struggles and the Entrenched Will-to-Ignorance: An Introduction; Silvia Rodríguez Maeso and Marta Araújo * 2. Epistemic Racism/Sexism, Westernized Universities and the Four Genocides/Epistemicides of the Long 16th Century; Ramón Grosfoguel * 3. Violence and Coloniality in Latin America: An Alternative Reading of Subalternization, Racialization, and Viscerality; Arturo Arias * 4. Social Races and Decolonial Struggles in France; Sadri Khiari * 5. Towards a Critique of Eurocentrism: Remarks on Wittgenstein, Philosophy and Racism; S. Sayyid * 6. How Post-colonial and Decolonial Theories Are Received in Europe and the Idea of Europe; Montserrat Galcerán Huguet * 7. Africanist Scholarship, Eurocentrism and the Politics of Knowledge; Branwen Gruffydd Jones * 8. Scientific Colonialism: the Eurocentric Approach to Colonialism; Sandew Hira * 9. Secrets, Lies, Silences and Invisibilities: Unveiling the Participation of Africans in the Mozambique Front during World War I; Maria Paula Meneses and Margarida Gomes * and more...

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LEFT HEADER european history palgrave studies in cultural and intellectual history SERIES

History and Psyche

queenship and power SERIES

Elizabeth I’s Foreign Correspondence Letters, Rhetoric, and Politics

Culture, Psychoanalysis, and the Past Sally Alexander, Goldsmiths University of London, UK, Barbara Taylor, Queen Mary, University of London, UK 'The authors of these provocative and wonderfully inviting essays have put psychoanalysis back on the historical agenda: they show the pertinence of psychoanalysis for history writing today and at the same time provide important new historical perspectives on the articulation of psychoanalysis as a method.' - Lynn Hunt, Eugen Weber Professor of Modern European History, UCLA, USA From Freud onward, psychoanalytic thinkers have looked to history for insights into the human mind, while historians have been much more ambivalent about the value of psychoanalysis. The interdisciplinary contributions gathered here offer an invaluable survey of this complex and contested field.

Contents: PART I: FREUD, FREUDIANISM AND HISTORY * PART II: PSYCHOANALYTIC PASTS * PART III: PSYCHOANALYSIS AND HISTORICAL SUBJECTIVITIES December 2013 UK 360pp Paperback

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Edited by Carlo M. Bajetta, Università della Valle d’Aosta, Italy, Guillame Coatalen, University of Cergy-Pontoise, France, Jonathan Gibson, Open University, UK Though Elizabeth I never left England, she wrote extensively to correspondents abroad, and these letters were of central importance to the politics of the period. This volume presents the findings of a major international research project on this correspondence, including newly edited translations of 15 of Elizabeth's letters in foreign languages.

Contents: 1. Manuscripts, Secretaries, and Scribes: The Production of Diplomatic Letters at Court; Angela Andreani * PART I: ELIZABETH’S FRENCH CORRESPONDENCE * 2. Twelve Unpublished Holograph Letters in French from Elizabeth I to the Duke of Anjou: Texts and Analysis; Guillaume Coatalen * 3. Structure and Epistolary Rhetoric in Elizabeth’s French Correspondence; Jonathan Gibson * PART II: ELIZABETH’S ITALIAN CORRESPONDENCE * 4. ‘Perfit readiness’: Elizabeth Learning and Using Italian; Alessandra Petrina * 5. Three Holograph Italian Letters from Elizabeth I to Maximilian II, Holy Roman Emperor: Texts and Analysis; Carlo M. Bajetta * 6. Elizabeth’s Italian: Linguistic Standards and Interlingual Interference; Gianmario Raimondi * 7. Elizabeth’s Italian: Rhetorical and Semantic Constructions; Giuliana Iannaccaro * PART III: CORRESPONDENCE WITH GERMANY, THE EAST, AND IRELAND * 8. Elizabeth’s Correspondence with the Protestant Princes of the Empire, 1558-1586; David Scott Gehring * 9. The Virgin Queen and the Son of Heaven: Elizabeth I’s Letters to Wan-li, Emperor of China; Rayne Allinson * 10. Elizabeth’s letters to Ireland; Monica Santini December 2014 UK 288pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Translations, Histories, Enlightenments William Robertson in Germany, 1760-1795 László Kontler, Central European University, Hungary 'László Kontler's Translations, Histories, Enlightenments is a pioneering study. The book will turn over a new page in the scholarship on Enlightenment historical thinking both in its unity and its diversity.' - Hans Erich Bödeker, Lichtenberg Kolleg, Georg-AugustUniversität, Göttingen, Germany Historian and minister William Robertson was a central Scottish Enlightenment figure whose influence reached well beyond the boundaries of the British Isles. In this reception study of Robertson's work, Laszlo Kontler shows how the reception of Robertson's major histories in Germany tests the limits of intellectual transfer through translation.

Contents: 1. Politics, Literature, and Science: William Robertson and Historical Discourses in Eighteenth-Century Scotland and Germany * 2. Time and Progress, Time as Progress: History

by Way of Enlightened Preaching * 3. A Different View of the Progress of Society in Europe * 4.

Scottish Histories and German Identities * 5. Maps of Mankind: The Savage and the Civilized June 2014 UK 272pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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The Man Behind the Queen Male Consorts in History Edited by Charles Beem, University of North Carolina, Pembroke, USA, Miles Taylor, University of York, UK From the 14th-century king consorts of Navarre to the modern European prince consorts of the 20th century, the male consort has been a peculiar yet recurrent historical figure. In this impressively broad collection, leading historians of monarchy analyze how male partners of female rulers have negotiated their unique roles throughout history.

Contents: Introduction: The Man Behind the Queen; Charles Beem and Miles Taylor * 1. The King Consorts of Navarre, 1284-1512; Elena Crislyn Woodacre * 2. Ferdinand the Catholic: King and Consort; David Abufalia * 3. ‘He to be Entitled Kinge’: King Philip and the Anglo-Spanish Court; Sarah Duncan * 4. Why Prince George of Denmark Did Not Become a King of England; Charles Beem * 5. From Ruler in the Shadows to Shadow King: Frederick I of Sweden; Fabian Persson * 6.

Count Ernst Johann Bühren and the Russian Court of Anna Ioannova; Michael Bitter * 7. Francis Stephen: Duke, Regent and Emperor; Derek Beales * 8. Prince Albert; The Creative Consort; Karina Urbach * 9. Commemorating the Consort in Colonial Bombay; Simin Patel * 10. Ferdinand II of Portugal: A Conciliator King in a Turmoil Kingdom; Daniel Alves * 11. Gaston d’Orléans, Comte d’Eu: Prince Consort to Princess Isabel of Brazil; Roderick Barman * 12. The Rise and Fall of Siddiq Hasan, Male Consort of Shah Jahan of Bhopal; Caroline Keen * 13. Royalty, Rank, and Masculinity: Three Dutch Princes Consort in the Twentieth Century; Maria Grever and Jeroen Van Zanten * 14. Prince Philip: Sportsman and Youth Leader; Ina Zweiniger-Bargielowska * 15. The Prince Who Would Be King: Henrik of Denmark’s Struggle for Recognition; Trond Norén Isaksen December 2014 UK 272pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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european RIGHThistory HEADER italian and italian american studies series

Berlusconism and Italy A Historical Interpretation

George L. Mosse’s Italy

Giovanni Orsina, Luiss-Guido Carli University, Italy From the outset, Silvio Berlusconi's career was expected to be short, and he has been considered finished several times, only to have reemerged victorious. This fascinating political and historical study shows that Berlusconi's success and resilience have lain in his ability to provide answers to longstanding questions in Italian history.

Interpretation, Reception, and Intellectual Heritage Edited by Lorenzo Benadusi, University of Bergamo, Italy, Giorgio Caravale, University of Roma Tre, Italy Twelve years have gone by since the passing of George L. Mosse, yet his work still provides essential tools for historical analysis and influences contemporary research. This volume provides a re-examination of his historiographical production and an analysis of his influence in the context of Italian history.

Contents: 1. A Forgotten History: George Mosse’s Work in Early Modern History, and its Reception in Italy; Giorgio Caravale * 2.

George Mosse: Between Anthropology and Historiography; Karel Plessini * 3. A Fully Furnished House: George L. Mosse and the History of Masculinity; Lorenzo Benadusi * 4. ‘The Outsider as Insider’: George Mosse, German Jews, Italian Jews; Simon Levis Sullam * 5. ‘A mutual admiration society’: Intellectual Friendships at the Roots of George L. Mosse’s Special Relationship with Italy; Giorgio Caravale * 6. The Specific Fortune of Mosse in Italy: Historiographical Considerations; Vittorio Vidotto * 7. George L. Mosse and Italian Historical Culture: An Ambivalent Legacy?; Donatello Aramini * 8. Mosse, the Cultural Turn, and the Cruces of Modern Historiography; Renato Moro * 9. Interview with Emilio Gentile September 2014 UK 196pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Contents: 1. The ‘Italian Question’ * 2. The Antifascist Republic * 3. Berlusconism * 4. The Berlusconian Elector * 5. The Evolution of Berlusconism * 6. Epilogue: The Fly in the Bottle September 2014 UK 212pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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The Third Rome, 1922-43 The Making of the Fascist Capital Aristotle Kallis, Lancaster University, UK What kind of city was the Fascist 'third Rome'? Imagined and real, rooted in the past and announcing a new, 'revolutionary' future, Fascist Rome was imagined both as the ideal city and as the sacred centre of a universal political religion. Kallis explores this through a journey across the sites, monuments, and buildings of the fascist capital.

Forging Shoah Memories Italian Women Writers, Jewish Identity, and the Holocaust Stefania Lucamante, Catholic University of America, USA 'There is a remarkable and largely unknown corpus of Italian Holocaust writing by women. Stefania Lucamante's book, the first on the topic in English, is extremely rich and articulate, as insightful in its uses of theory and history as in its intense close readings.'

- Robert S. C. Gordon, Serena Professor of Italian, University of Cambridge, UK Despite an outpouring in recent years of history and cultural criticism related to the Holocaust, Italian women’s literary representations and testimonies have not received their proper due. This project fills this gap by analyzing Italian women’s writing from a variety of genres, all set against a complex historical backdrop.

Contents: Introduction * 1. The Fascist Conquest of Rome * 2.

Fascism and the City: Architecture and Urban Eutopia * 3. Fascism and Romanita: Framing the Ancient Imperial City * 4. Fascism and the ‘City of the Popes’ * 5. The Fascist Layer (I): The Quest for ‘Signature’ Buildings * 6. The Fascist Layer (II): Building for Grandeur and Necessity * 7. Fascism in Mostra: Exhibitions as Heterotopias * 8. Rome and the Dream of Fascist Universalism * Conclusion July 2014 UK 344pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Contents: 1. Women Writing the Shoah * 2. Memories, Testimonies * 3. Those Who Came Back to Write, or the “Writers out of Necessity”: Edith Bruck, 11153, and Liana Millu, 5384 * 4. The Bambine di Roma: Lia Levi, Rosetta Loy, Giacoma Limentani, and the Myth of Italiani, Brava Gente * 5. The World Must Be the Writer’s Concern: Elsa Morante’s La Storia * 6. “Daughters of the Holocaust”: Lezioni di tenebra and Jewish Identity according to Helena Janeczek June 2014 UK 304pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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LEFT HEADER european history Rethinking Fascism and Dictatorship in Europe Edited by António Costa Pinto, Lisbon University, Portugal, Aristotle Kallis, Lancaster University, UK 'This important and innovative collection brings together the best recent work on the political dynamics of fascist and authoritarian regimes in inter-war Europe, emphasizing the complexity of their political dynamics.' - Martin Conway, University of Oxford, UK The diffusion of fascism in Europe coincided with a wave of dictatorships that supplanted democratic regimes.

This volume explores this interaction and in their historical context.

Contents: PART I: THEORETICAL AND COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES * 1. The ‘Fascist Effect’: On the Dynamics of Political Hybridisation in Interwar Europe; Aristotle Kallis * 2. Fascism and the Framework for Interactive Political Innovation During the Era of the Two World Wars; David Roberts * 3. The Nature of ‘Generic Fascism’: Complexity and Reflexive Hybridity; Roger Eatwell * 4. Fascism, Corporatism and the Crafting of Authoritarian Institutions in Interwar European Dictatorships; António Costa Pinto * PART II: CASE-STUDIES * 5. The Coming of the Dollfuss/Schuschnigg Regime and the Stages of its Development; Gerhard Botz * 6. Salazar’s ‘New State’. The Paradoxes of Hybridization in the Fascist Era; Goffredo Adinolfi and António Costa Pinto * 7. State and Regime in Early Francoism (1936-45): Power Structures, Main Actors and Repression Policy; Miguel Jerez Mir and Javier Luqu * 8. Stages in the Development of the ‘Fourth of August’ Regime in Greece; Mogens Pelt * 9. External Influences on the Evolution of Hungarian Authoritarianism, 1920- 1944; Jason Winterberg * 10. A Continuum of Dictatorships: Hybrid Totalitarian Experiments in Romania, 1937-1944; Constantin Iordachi * CONCLUSION Embracing Complexity and Transnational Dynamics: The Diffusion of Fascism and the Hybridization of Dictatorships in Interwar Europe September 2014 UK 304pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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‘Regimes of Historicity’ in Southeastern and Northern Europe, 1890-1945 Discourses of Identity and Temporality Edited by Diana Mishkova, Centre for Advanced Study Sofia, Bulgaria, Balázs Trencsényi, Central European University, Hungary, Marja Jalava, University of Helsinki, Finland The volume undertakes a comparative analysis of the various discursive traditions dealing with the connection between modernity and historicity in Southeastern and Northern Europe, reconstructing the ways in which different ‘temporalities’ produced alternative representations of the past and future, of continuity and discontinuity, and identity.

Contents: PART I: HISTORICAL CULTURES AND CONCEPTS OF TIME * PART II: THE IDEOLOGIES OF REGENERATION * PART III: REPRESENTATIONS OF MODERNITY AND NATIONAL TEMPORALITIES June 2014 UK 376pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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making europe SERIES

Writing the Rules for Europe Kaiser, Schot, Writing the Rules for Europe Writing the Rules for Europe, Kaiser, Schot

Experts, Cartels, and International Organizations Wolfram Kaiser, University of Portsmouth, UK, Johan Schot, University of Sussex, UK Drawing on fresh archival evidence, this book tells the story of how experts, cartels and international organizations have written the rules for Europe since around 1850. It shows that the present-day European Union was a latecomer in European integration, which is embedded in a long-term technocratic internationalist tradition.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Origins of Technocratic Internationalism * 2. The Power and Fragility of Experts * 3. From Divided Europe to ‘Core Europe’ * 4. Europe of the Standard Gauge * 5. Tensions in Railway Europe * 6. Canons and Cartels * 7. Technology Cooperation in Steel Europe * 8. Towards European Union Hegemony * Conclusion November 2014 UK 320pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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european RIGHThistory HEADER Emotions, Language and Identity on the Margins of Europe

West Germany and the Portuguese Dictatorship, 1968–1974

Kyra Giorgi, Germany

Between Cold War and Colonialism

When a word describing an emotion is said to be untranslatable, is that emotion untranslatable also? This unique study focuses on three word-concepts on the periphery of Europe, providing a wide-ranging survey of national identity and cultural essentialism, nostalgia, melancholy and fatalism, the production of memory and the politics of hope.

Rui Lopes, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal

Contents: Introduction * 1. Emotions into History * PART I: SAUDADE AND PORTUGUESENESS * 2. Proudly Alone? * 3. Modernity and Martyrdom * PART II: LÍTOST AND CZECHNESS * 4.

The Evolution of a Fatalism * 5. Culture as Identity * PART III: HÜZÜN AND TURKISHNESS * 6.

Defining Memories * 7. Occidental Tourism * Conclusion

Palgrave Studies in the History of Emotions September 2014 UK 248pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Revisiting Napoleon’s Continental System

Early Modern Britain and the Dutch Republic Edited by Margaret C. Jacob, University of California, Los Angeles, USA, Catherine Secretan, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, France The discipline of social history has still not given enough attention to the ways in which the perceptions and roles of "ordinary" people changed over time. In these fascinating British and Dutch cases, we see how the study of this evolution imparts historical texture and enables us to understand early modernity with greater clarity.

Contents: Introduction: Margaret Jacob and Catherine Secretan * PART I: A NEW SELF-PERCEPTION * 1. The ‘Simple Burgher’ of D.V. Coornhert (1522-1590): A Dutch Freethinker Opens the Door to a New Age; Dorothee Sturkenboom * 2. Common People as Individuals: Hobbes’s Normative Approach to the Ordinary Mind; Luc Foisneau * 3. News as a Path to Independence: Merchant Correspondence and the Exchange of News during the Dutch Revolt; Jesse Sadler * PART II: THE CAPABILITIES OF ORDINARY PEOPLE AND THE BIRTH OF THE COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL WORLD * 4. ‘Ordinary’ People and Philosophers in the Laboratories and Workshops of the Early Industrial Revolution; Larry Stewart * 5. Accounting and Accountability in Dutch Civic Life; Jacob Soll * PART III: NEW APPROACHES TO THE POPULIST VOICE * 6. The People in Politics: Early Modern England and the Dutch Republic Compared; Maarten Prak * 7. The Populist Voice of the Early Enlightenment; Margaret C. Jacob * 8. ‘This fleshlike isle’: The Voluptuous Body of the People in Dutch Pamphlets, Novels and Plays 1660-1730; Inger Leemans * 9. Ordinary People in the New World: The City of Amsterdam, Colonial Policy and Initiatives from Below, 1656-1664; Frans Blom and Henk Looijesteijn * PART IV: FORGING THE INDIVIDUAL * 10. Depression and Evangelicalism in the Family of Esther Tuke; Phyllis Mack * 11. Self-Disciple and the Struggle for the Middle in Eighteenth-Century Britain; Matthew Kadane December 2013 US 21 b/w illustrations £62.00 / $100.00 / CN$115.00 ebooks available

Contents: Introduction * 1. The International Front: An ‘Insult to Africa’ and Other Offences * 2. The Domestic Front: Facing the ‘Tribunal’ * 3. The Economic Front: From Außenwirtschaft to Außenpolitik * 4. The Military Front: The Price of ‘Germanic Greatness’ * 5. The Diplomatic Front: Trapped by the ‘Typical Dilemma’ * 6. The Parallel Front: Either Weapons or Coffins

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In Praise of Ordinary People

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West Germany and the Portuguese Dictatorship 1968-1974 examines West Germany's ambiguous policy towards the Portuguese dictatorship of Marcelo Caetano. Lopes sheds new light on the social, economic, military, and diplomatic dimensions of the awkward relationship between the Federal Republic of Germany and the Caetano regime.

Local, Regional and European Experiences Edited by Katherine B. Aaslestad, West Virginia University, USA, Johan Joor, International Institute of Social History, the Netherlands Economic warfare during the Napoleonic era transformed international commerce; redirecting trade and generating illicit commerce. This volume re-evaluates the Continental System through urban and regional case studies that analyze the power triangle of the French, British and neutral powers and their strategies to adapt to trade restrictions.

Contents: Introduction: Revisiting Napoleon’s Continental System: New Directions; Katherine B. Aaslestad * PART I: LOOKING FORWARD AND BACKWARD: HISTORIOGRAPHY OF AND ORIGINS OF THE CONTINENTAL SYSTEM * 1. The Continental System Revisited; Geoffrey Ellis * 2. French Representations of the Continental Blockade; Annie Jourdan * 3. Russia and the Continental System: Trends in Russian Historiography; Alexandre Tchoudinov * 4. Speculations and Embargoes on the Grain Trade at the Time of the Revolutionary Wars (1792-1795); Pierrick Pourchasse * PART II: REGIONAL APPROACHES TO THE PRACTICE AND CONSEQUENCES OF THE CONTINENTAL SYSTEM * 5. The Continental System: A View from the Sea; Silvia Marzagalli * 6. The Kingdom of Italy and the Continental Blockade; Alexander Grab * 7. Rhine River Commerce and the Continental System; Robert Mark Spaulding * PART III: ADAPTING TO ECONOMIC WARFARE: NEW NETWORKS AND ILLICIT TRADE * 8. Trading Networks across the Blockades; Margrit Schulte Beerbühl * 9. Smuggling and Blockade-Running During the AngloDanish War 1807-1814; Jann M. Witt * 10. Defying the Continental System in the Periphery: Political Strategies and Protests by Norwegian Magnates; Bård Frydenlund * 11. Economic Warfare, Organised Crime, and the Collapse of Napoleon’s Empire; Michael Rowe * PART IV: URBAN EXPERIENCES AND THE NAPOLEONIC CONTINENTAL SYSTEM * 12. Experiencing the Continental System in the Cities of French Atlantic; Alan Forrest * 13. Choices and Opportunities amidst Economic Warfare; * 14. Riga Export Trade at the Time of the Continental System, 1807-1812; Anita Cerpinska * 15. Significance and Consequences of the Continental System for Napoleonic Holland, especially for Amsterdam; Johan Joor * Select Bibliography

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LEFT HEADER european history Napoleon and the Revolution

France in an Era of Global War, 1914-1945

David P. Jordan, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA A CHOICE Outstanding Academic Title 'Did Napoleon destroy the French Revolution? Or was he its heir? The distinguished historian David Jordan argues that Napoleon, a man of great complexity, saved the French Revolution from the fate of many subsequent revolutions. This elegant study is thoughtprovoking and is sure to generate vigorous debate.'

- John Merriman, Yale University, USA This new study of Napoleon emphasizes his ties to the French Revolution, his embodiment of its militancy, and his rescue of its legacies. Jordan's work illuminates all aspects of his fabulous career, his views of the Revolution and history, the artists who created and embellished his image, and much of his talk about himself and his achievements.

Contents: Preface * Acknowledgements * Prologue: Napoleon and the French Revolution * 1. Becoming a Revolutionary * 2. First Revolutionary Steps * 3. Italy the Imperial Revolution * 4. Egypt * 5. Power * 6. Entr’acte: Revolution and Empire * 7. The Weapons of Revolution * 8.

Entr’acte: A Sighting in Jena * 9. Napoleon at Zenith * 10. Entr’acte: Napoleon and the Political Culture of the French Revolution * 11. Catastrophe and Decline * 12. Entr’acte: Napoleon Explains the Revolution * 13. Napoleon Brought to Bay * 14. Ending the Revolution * 15. Entr’acte: Reputation * 16. The End of the End Game * 17. Death and Rebirth * Epilogue: Napoleon and the Revolutionary Tradition * Appendix: Some Remarks about Arsenic Poisoning * Notes * Bibliography July 2014 UK 352pp Paperback Canadian Rights

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Work, Regulation, and Identity in Provincial France Daniel Heimmermann, University of Texas of the Permian Basin, USA The 18th-century French leather industry was a strategically important manufacturing sector, one vital to both civilian and military life. This study examines the production of leather in the Bordeaux trades during the 18th and 19th centuries, illuminating the realities of a craft economy and its relation to the wider French political economy.

Contents: 1. Nature, Work, Regulation and the Bordeaux Leather Manufacturing Economy * 2. Regulation and Economic Activity: The Bordeaux Shoemaking Trade * 3. The Guild Communities * 4. Apprentices and Journeymen * 5. Establishment in the Leather Trades * 6. Patron Leather Artisans * 7. Reform, Revolution, Abolition and Beyond

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Edited by Alison Carrol, Brunel University, UK, Ludivine Broch, European University Institute, Italy In France in an Era of Global War, scholars re-examine experiences of French politics, occupation, empire and entanglements with the Anglophone world between 1914 and 1945. In doing so, they question the longstanding myths and assumptions which continue to surround this period, and offer new avenues of enquiry.

Contents: Introduction; Ludivine Broch and Alison Carrol * PART I: EXPERIENCING OCCUPATION * 1. War Through the Eyes of the Child: Children Remember the German Occupation of Northern France, 1914-18; Miranda Sachs * 2. Fresh Eyes, Dead Topic? Writing the History of the Occupation of Northern France in the First World War; James Connolly * 3. Martyred Towns of the Liberation: The Case of the Massacre d’Ascq; Ludivine Broch * PART II: THE RECONFIGURATION OF POLITICS OF LEFT AND RIGHT * 4. The Shooting at Chartres: A Case Study of French Political Violence; Chris Millington * 5. International Communism in Interwar France, 1919-1936; Thomas Beaumont * 6. The Silent Minority: Working-class Conservatism in Interwar France; Joe Starkey * PART III: THE NEW POLITICS OF EMPIRE * 7. Auxiliary Troops, Global Recruitment : the Légion d’Orient and the Origins of the French Mandate in Syria, 1915-22; Simon Jackson * 8. Entangled Enemies: Vichy, Italy and Collaboration; Karine Varley * PART IV: ENTANGLEMENTS WITH THE ANGLOPHONE WORLD * 9. Prehistory and Palaeontology in France, 1900-1940; Chris Manias * 10. The French Maquis and the Allies during the Second World War; Raphaële Balu * 11. Not By Bread Alone? UNRRA and the Displaced Persons in Gutach; Laure Humbert * Conclusion; Robert Gildea October 2014 UK October 2014 US 256pp Hardback £60.00 / $90.00 / CN$104.00 Canadian Rights ebooks available

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Regional Language Policies in France during World War II

The Bordeaux Leather Trades, 1740-1815

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Aviv Amit, Tel Aviv University, Israel During Germany's occupation of France in WWII, French regional languages became a way for people to assert their local identities. This book offers a detailed historical sociolinguistic analysis of the various language policies applied in France's regions (Brittany, Southern France, Corsica and Alsace) before, during and after WWII. Contents: 1. Introduction * 2. History of ‘Top-down’ Policy towards Regional Languages in France * 3. Brittany * 4. Southern France * 5. Corsica * 6. Alsace * 7. Evaluation and Assessment of Regional Language Policies and Regionalist Movements in France During World War II * 8. From Exclusion to Inclusion? The Post-war Effects on Regional Languages in France * 9. Conclusions

Palgrave Studies in Languages at War November 2014 UK 208pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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european RIGHThistory HEADER Gypsies in Germany and Italy, 1861-1914

German Freedom and the Greek Ideal

Lives Outside the Law

The Cultural Legacy from Goethe to Mann

Jennifer Illuzzi, Providence College, USA

William J. McGrath, University of Rochester, USA, Celia Applegate, Vanderbilt University, USA, Stephanie Frontz, University of Rochester, USA, Suzanne Marchand, Louisiana State University, USA

By the early 20th century, Gypsies in Germany and Italy were pushed outside the national community and subjected to the arbitrary whims of executive authorities. This book offers an account of these exclusionary policies and their links to the rise of nationalism, liberalism, and the modern bureaucratic state.

Contents: 1. The Modern Bureaucratic State of Exception * 2.

Complex Realities: Executive Power and the Police * 3. Executive Struggles in Italy 1861-1909 * 4. Executive Struggles in Germany 1870-1909 * 5. The Courts, 1861-1914 * 6. Conclusion: The Modern Bureaucratic State and Gypsy Exclusion May 2014 UK 232pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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This book traces this German idea of freedom from the late Enlightenment through the early twentieth century.

McGrath shows how German intellectual and artists invoked the ancient Greeks in order to inspire Germans to cultural renewal and to enrich their understanding of freedom as something deeper and more urgent that political life could offer.

Contents: 1. Freedom and Authority: Goethe’s Faust and the Greek War of Independence * 2. The Aesthetics of Freedom: The Architecture of Gottfried Semper * 3. From Political Freedom to Self-Denial: Wagner’s Ring and the Revolutions of 1848 * 4.

Nietzsche and the Freedom of Self-Overcoming * 5. From Self-Denial to Political Freedom: The Odyssey of Thomas Mann

Palgrave Studies in Cultural and Intellectual History December 2013 UK 276pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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German Philhellenism The Pathos of the Historical Imagination from Winckelmann to Goethe Damian Valdez, University of Cambridge, UK 'A fascinating study of eighteenth-century German Philhellenism and of the debates which it generated in their social and political context. Damian Valdez's book is full of illuminating insights into the writings of Winckelmann, Herder, Schiller and Goethe.' - Joachim Whaley, Professor of German History and Thought at the University of Cambridge, UK, and author of Germany and the Holy Roman Empire, 1493-1806 (2012) This book is an account of the modern German fascination with the art, politics and religion of ancient Greece from Winckelmann to Nietzsche's generation.

Contents: 1. Winckelmann and the young Herder I: Encounters * 2. Winckelmann and the young Herder II: Historicity and Symbols * 3. The Women of Athens I: The varieties of Enlightenment history * 4. The Women of Athens II: Courtesans, heroines and the Greek Polis * 5. Iphigenie auf Tauris: German theatre and Philhellenism * 6. The legacies of Iphigenie auf Tauris * 7. From Sturm und Drang to Italy * 8. The loss of paradise and the history of freedom: German Philhellenism in the 1790s July 2014 UK 272pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Musical Revolutions in German Culture Musicking Against the Grain, 1800-1980 Mirko M. Hall, Converse College, USA 'Hall interweaves music, philosophy, and politics in this book in order to challenge the reader with the same 'hermeneutic inexhaustibility' that the author also verifies in the 'counterhegemonic possibilities of music.' By exploring the concepts of 'dialectical sonority' and 'dialectical listening,' even within the context of the so-called 'lower art,' Hall provides a very original and pioneering contribution through his critical-deconstructive philosophy of music.

The subtitle, 'Musicking Against the Grain,' not only depicts brilliantly the book's content but also reflects the author's endeavor: thinking against the grain.' - Mário Vieira de Carvalho, Emeritus Professor of Sociology of Music, Nova University of Lisbon,

Portugal Drawing upon the philosophical insights of Friedrich Schlegel, Walter Benjamin, Theodor W. Adorno, and Blixa Bargeld, this book explores the persistence of a critical-deconstructive approach to musical production, consumption, and reception in the German cultural sphere of the last two centuries.

Contents: Introduction: Musicking as Cultural Practice * 1. Friedrich Schlegel and Romanticized Music * 2. Walter Benjamin and the Dialectical Sonority * 3. Theodor W. Adorno and Radical Music * 4. Blixa Bargeld and Noise * Coda: Toward a Musical Future Perfect

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LEFT HEADER european history Transnationalism and the German City Edited by Jeffry M. Diefendorf, University of New Hampshire, USA, Janet Ward, University of Oklahoma, USA Too often, scholars treat transnationalism as a conflict in which the local, regional, and national give way to globalized identity. As these varied studies of German cities show, though, the urban environment is actually a site of trans-localism that is not merely oppositional, but that adapts itself dialectically to the forces of globalization.

Contents: PART I: CONTESTED GERMAN URBAN PUBLICS * 1. Enlightenment in the European City: Rethinking German Urbanism and the Public Sphere; Daniel Purdy * 2. Posen or Poznañ, Rathaus or Ratusz: Nationalizing the Cityscape in the German-Polish Borderland; Elizabeth Drummond * 3. Inclusion and Segregation in Berlin, the ‘Social City’; Stephan Lanz * 4. Wild Barbecuing: Urban Citizenship and the Politics of (Trans-)Nationality in Berlin’s Tiergarten; Bettina Stoetzer * PART II: CROSSING BOUNDARIES IN MODERN GERMAN PLANNING * 5. Transnational Dimensions of German Anti-Modern Modernism: Ernst May in Breslau; Deborah Ascher Barnstone * 6. Was There an Ideal Socialist City? Socialist New Towns as Modern Dreamscape; Rosemary Wakeman * 7. Housing as Transnational Provocation in Cold War Berlin; Greg Castillo * 8. Transatlantic Crossings of Planning Ideas: The Neighborhood Unit in the USA, UK, and Germany; Dirk Schubert * PART III: CITY CULTURES AND THE GERMAN (TRANS)NATIONAL IMAGINARY * 9. Princes and Fools, Parades and Wild Women: Creating, Performing, and Preserving Urban Identity through Carnival in Cologne and Basel; Jeffry M. Diefendorf * 10. The Local, the National–and the Transnational?

Spatial Dimensions in Hamburg’s Memory of World War I during the Weimar Republic; Janina Fuge * 11. From the American West to West Berlin: Wim Wenders, Border Crossings, and the Transnational Imaginary; Nicole Huber and Ralph Stern * PART IV: GERMAN URBAN HERITAGE FOR A (TRANS)NATIONAL ERA * 12. Post-Post-War Re-Construction of a Destroyed Heimat: Perspectives on German Discourse and Practice; Grischa Bertram and Friedhelm Fischer * 13.

Berlin’s Museum Island: Marketing National Heritage in the Age of Globalization; Tracy Graves * 14. The Historic Preservation Fallacy? Transnational Culture, Urban Identity, and Monumental Architecture in Berlin and Dresden; John V. Maciuika

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The Media of Testimony Remembering the East German Stasi in the Berlin Republic Sara Jones, University of Birmingham, UK 'The Media of Testimony combines original empirical analyses with the very latest memory studies scholarship. It is a fascinating and highly readable discussion of the way first-person narratives are mediated to produce a one-sided account of a still hotly-contested past, and its discussion of what constitutes 'authenticity' has implications extending well beyond its immediate context. An important book for anyone interested in how the past is reconstructed in the present.' - Debbie Pinfold, University of Bristol, UK The Media of Testimony explores testimony relating to the Stasi in different cultural forms: autobiographical writing, memorial museums and documentary film.

Combining theoretical models from diverse disciplines, it presents a new approach to the study of testimony, memory and mediation.

Contents: Acknowledgements * Introduction * 1. The Media of Testimony * 2. Literary Autobiography and the Stories that Can’t be Told * 3. Fragmented Auto/Biographies: Testifying with Many Voices * 4. The Importance of ‘Being There’: Memorial Museums and Living the Past in the Present * 5. Whose Memory Is It Anyway? Memorial Museums and Modes of Authority * 6.

Documentary Film: Being Moved by Memory * Conclusion * Notes * Bibliography August 2014 UK 248pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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State, Society and Memories of the Uprising of 17 June 1953 in the GDR

Germany’s War Debt to Greece A Burden Unsettled

Richard Millington, University of Chester, UK Nicos Christodoulakis, Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece The book chronicles the Occupation Loan that was forcibly obtained by the Third Reich from Greece in 1942-1944 and demonstrates why Greece's claim for the repayment of the loan is still valid. To overcome the absence of a normal debt agreement between the two countries, various assessments of its current value are presented and discussed.

Contents: 1. Infliction * 2. The Fruitless Claim * 3. The Impasse Continues * 4. The Valuation Mess * 5. A Realistic Valuation * 6.

Negotiation

Condemned as a fascist putsch in the East and praised as a 'people's uprising' in the West, the uprising of 17 June 1953 shook East Germany. Drawing on interviews and archive research, this book examines East German citizens' memories of the unrest and reflects on the nature of state power in the GDR. Contents: 1. Introduction * 2. Day X: Fascists, Spies and Thugs * 3. Tales of that Day * 4. Watching the West * 5. Remembering and Discussing the Uprising of 17 June 1953 * 6. 17 June 1953: A Symbolic Talisman of Opposition? * 7. Remembering 17 June 1953 in 1989 * 8. Conclusion * Appendix A * Appendix B

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european RIGHThistory HEADER The Origins of Catalan Nationalism, 1770-1898 Angel Smith, University of Leeds, UK

Performance Reconstruction and Spanish Golden Age Drama Vidler, Performance Reconstruction andGolden Spanish Golden Age Drama Performance Reconstruction and Spanish Age Drama, Vidler

This book looks at the reasons behind the emergence of a Catalan nationalist movement from the late 1880s, one of the most important developments that took place in nineteenth-century Spain, with the 'Catalan question' thereafter never far from the centre of the Spanish political stage.

Reviving and Revising the Comedia Laura L. Vidler, United States Military Academy, USA Spanish Golden Age drama has resurfaced in recent years, however scholarly analysis has not kept pace with its popularity. This book problematizes and analyzes the approaches to staging reconstruction taken over the past few decades, including historical, semiotic, anthropological, cultural, structural, cognitive and phenomenological methods.

Contents: Introduction * 1. King, Patria and Nation: Catalonia from the Ancient Regime to Liberalism * 2. Catalonia in the Spanish Nation-Building Project, 1814-68 * 3. Liberalism, Romanticism and the Consolidation of a Catalan Cultural Identity, 1814-74 * 4. Centralization, Decentralization and the Construction of a Catalan Political Regionalism, 1814-74 * 5. The Catalan Haute Bourgeoisie and the State, 1875-98 * 6. The Travails of Liberal Catalanism, 1875-98 * 7. The Church, the Right, and the Forging of a Catalan Nationalist Movement, 1875-98 * Conclusions March 2014 UK 320pp Hardback Canadian Rights

Contents: Introduction: Critical Theory and the Reconstruction of Early Modern Performance * 1. Revisiting Comedia Reconstruction in a Revisionist Performance Environment * 2. The Habitus of Corral Scenic Space * 3. (Re)Placing the Corral Body * 4. Staging the Object * 5. Women/Objects on the Modern and Early Modern Stage: Two Exceptional Case Studies * 6. Adaptation, Translation, and the Relevance of Classical Theatrical Performance * 7. Theory Performance

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Gender and Modernity in Spanish Literature

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1789-1920 Elizabeth Smith Rousselle, Xavier University of Louisiana, USA 'Rousselle tackles Spain's conflicted relationship with modernity by examining texts by renowned male and female writers from the Enlightenment to the early twentieth century through the focal point of disillusion. In the process, she reveals a key difference in the gendered responses to what it meant to be a modern subject.' - Ana Rueda, Arts and Sciences Distinguished Professor of Hispanic Studies, University of Kentucky, USA, and author of Relatos desde el vacío. Un nuevo espacio crítico para el cuento actual, Pygmalión y Galatea: Refracciones modernas de un mito and Cartas sin lacrar: La novela epistolar y la España Ilustrada 1789-1840.

Using each chapter to juxtapose works by one female and one male Spanish writer, Gender and Modernity in Spanish Literature: 1789-1920 explores the concept of Spanish modernity. Issues explored include the changing roles of women, the male hysteric, and the mother and Don Juan figure.

Contents: PART I: DISILLUSION AND OPTIMISM IN THE AGE OF ENLIGHTENMENT * PART II: (DIS)ENCHANTED PASSION AND CRITIQUE IN CONTEXTS OF ROMANTICISM AND REALISM * PART III: PSYCHOLOGICAL, ARTISTIC, AND SPIRITUAL ALLUSIONS AND (DIS)ILLUSIONS BEFORE AND AFTER THE DISASTER OF 1898 * PART IV: SYMBOLS OF (DIS)ILLUSION IN THE EARLY TWENTIETH CENTURY October 2014 UK October 2014 US 240pp Hardback £62.50 / $90.00 / CN$104.00 Canadian Rights ebooks available

Spanish-Italian Relations and the Influence of the Major Powers, 1943-1957 Pablo Del Hierro Lecea, Maastricht University, the Netherlands 'Mainly based on new archival evidence, Del Hierro's volume offers both a stimulating analysis of Italian-Spanish relations and a thoughtful interpretation of those two countries' foreign policies in the early cold war period.' - Prof.

Antonio Varsori, University of Padova, Italy Spanish-Italian Relations and the Influence of the Major Powers examines complex relations between Spain and Italy, beginning in 1943 and continuing until 1957, contending that the relationship cannot be examined in isolation and must be understood in its broader context.

Contents: Introduction * 1. A Question of Pragmatism. Spanish-Italian Relations after the Collapse of the Mussolini Regime, 1943-1945 * 2. Allies in the Post-War Era? Spanish-Italian Relations and the Major Powers, 1943-1947 * 3. The Attempts to Normalize Diplomatic Relations Between the Two Countries * 4. 1949: A Year of Important Approaches * 5. A ‘Flirt’ Between Madrid and Rome. The Spanish-Italian Rapprochement and the Role of the Western Powers, 1951-1957 * 6. The Limits of Rapprochement: In Search of Political Cooperation * Conclusions

Security, Conflict and Cooperation in the Contemporary World October 2014 UK October 2014 US 320pp Hardback £60.00 / $95.00 / CN$109.00 Canadian Rights ebooks available

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LEFT HEADER european history Iberian Military Politics Controlling the Armed Forces during Dictatorship and Democratisation

Catholic Women’s Movements in Liberal and Fascist Italy Helena Dawes, University of Western Australia, Australia

José Olivas Osuna, London School of Economics, UK

In the early 1900s the Catholic Church appealed, for the first time in its history, directly to women to reassert its religious, political and social relevance in Italian society. This book examines how the highly successful conservative Catholic women's movements that followed, and how they mobilized women against secular feminism.

By applying the nodality, authority, treasure and organisation public policy framework and neo-institutional theory to the dictatorship of Salazar and Franco respectively, this study explores the instruments that governments used to control the military and explains the divergent paths of civil-military relations in 20th Century Portugal and Spain.

Contents: PART I: AMBITIONS AND CHOICES * 1. Civil-Military Relations and Policy Instruments * 2. An Interdisciplinary Analytical Framework * PART II: PORTUGAL * 3. History of Contemporary Civil-Military Relations in Portugal * 4. The Estado Novo’s tools of Government * 5. Tools of Government in the Portuguese Transition to Democracy * PART III: SPAIN * 6.

History of Contemporary Civil-Military Relations in Spain * 7. Francoist Tools of Government * 8.

Tools of Government in the Spanish Transition to Democracy * PART IV: COMPARISONS AND EXPLANATIONS * 9. Comparisons and Explanations * 10. Conclusions

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The Slovak–Polish Border, 1918-1947 The first English-language monograph on the SlovakPolish border in 1918-47 explores the interplay of politics, diplomacy, moral principles and selfdetermination. This book argues that the failure to reconcile strategic objectives with territorial claims could cost a higher price than the geographical size of the disputed region would indicate.

Contents: 1. Introduction * 2. Historical Outline * 3. Two States and Three Disputes * 4. All roads lead to Spa? * 5. Rapprochement through Javorina? * 6. (Un)Doing Injustices * 7. Whose Line Is It Anyway? * 8. 1945 and Beyond: The ghosts of Munich * 9.

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Jews and the Left

Marcel Jesenský, University of Ottawa, Canada

September 2014 UK 264pp Hardback Canadian Rights

Contents: Introduction * 1. The Italian State, the Catholic Church and Women * 2. The Cultural, Political and Ideological Context of femminismo cristiano * 3. Femminismo cristiano * 4. The Radicalization of femminismo cristiano in Elisa Salerno * 5. The Conservative Catholic Women’s Movements * Conclusion

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The Rise and Fall of a Political Alliance Philip Mendes, Monash University, Australia 'Philip Mendes charts the rise and fall of the alliance through the revolutions of 1830 and 1848 to its decline in the 20th century and a possible shift to the Right – key factors being the Holocaust (''which destroyed the Jewish Left constituency''), Soviet persecution in the 1950s, the 1967 Six Day War and the consequent shift from the Left's previous support for the state of Israel to today's ongoing debate.' Steven Carroll, The Sydney Morning Herald The historical involvement of Jews in the political Left is well known, but far less attention has been paid to the political and ideological factors which attracted Jews to the Left. After the Holocaust and the creation of Israel many lost their faith in universalistic solutions, yet lingering links between Jews and the Left continue to exist.

Contents: Introduction * 1. The Beginnings of the Jewish Attraction to the Left * 2. Anti-Semitism and Support for Jewish Rights: an Analysis of Socialist Attitudes to the Jews * 3. Socialism, Zionism and the State of Israel * 4. From the Universalist to the Particular: Examining the Extent of Jewish Involvement in the Political Left * 5. A Critical Analysis of the Myth of Judeo-Communism * 6. The post-World War Two Decline of the Jewish/Left alliance: From the International to the National Solution * 7. Exceptions to the Rule: the Continuing Prominence of Left-wing Jews in the PostWorld War Two Period * 8. Left-wing Jewish Critics of Zionism and Israel * 9. Conclusion May 2014 UK 352pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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european RIGHThistory HEADER The Welfare State and the ‘Deviant Poor’ in Europe, 1870-1933

Roosevelt, Churchill, and the Baltic Question Allied Relations during the Second World War Kaarel Piirimäe, University of Tartu, Estonia 'An innovative and important study that opens up a neglected corner of wartime Europe. Kaarel Piirimäe has mined the archives to throw fresh light on relations between the Big Three allies and on the slide from World War to Cold War.' – David Reynolds, Chair of the Faculty of History and Professor of International History, University of Cambridge, UK In 1940, the USSR occupied and annexed Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, leading to calls by many that the Soviets had violated international law. This book examines British, US, and Soviet policies toward the Baltic states, placing the true significance of the Baltic question in its proper geopolitical context.

Edited by Beate Althammer, Universität Trier, Germany, Andreas Gestrich, German Historical Institute London (GHIL), UK, Jens Gründler, Institut für Geschichte der Medizin der Robert Bosch Stiftung, Germany The strife for social improvement that arose in the decades around the turn of the 20th century raised the issue of social conformity in new ways: how were citizens who did not adhere to the rules to be dealt with? This edited collection opens new perspectives on the history of the emerging welfare state by focusing on its margins.

Contents: 1. Introduction: Poverty and Deviance in the Era of the Emerging Welfare State; Beate Althammer * PART I: FROM MORAL TO SOCIAL CAUSES? SHIFTING CONCEPTIONS AND PERCEPTIONS OF POVERTY * 2. Poverty in Transnational Discourses: Social Reformers’ Debates in Germany and the Netherlands around 1900; Christina May * 3. ‘A Gigantic System of Casual Pauperism’: The Contested Role of the Workhouse in Late Nineteenth-Century Belfast; Olwen Purdue * 4. The Duty to Provide: Fathers, Families and the Workhouse in England, 1880-1914; Megan Doolittle * 5. The ‘New Morocco’ Settlement between Trier and Euren, Germany: Drawing Boundaries and Constructing Deviance, 1925-1933; Tamara Stazic-Wendt * PART II: ON THE BORDERLINE: THE VAGRANT POOR BETWEEN DESTITUTION AND DELINQUENCY * 6. Transnational Expert Discourse on Vagrancy around 1900; Beate Althammer * 7. The Usual Suspects: Begging and Law Enforcement in Interwar Austria; Sigrid Wadauer * 8. The Bodelschwingh Initiative: A Transcontinental Examination of German Protestant Welfare, 1880-1933; Edward Snyder * PART III: BEYOND THE BORDERLINE: THE MENTALLY DEFICIENT AND THE CRIMINAL * 9.

‘Degeneracy’ and ‘Moral Imbecility’: Local Implementation of Medical Discourses on Deviancy in Scottish Poor Relief Administration; Jens Gründler * 10. Convicts in the Shadow of the Rising Welfare State: Between Permanent Detention and Rehabilitation; Desirée Schauz * PART IV: CONCLUSIONS * 11. Conclusion; Jens Gründler and Andreas Gestrich May 2014 UK 296pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Contents: Introduction * 1. The Soviet Annexation and the Estonian Diplomats in Exile, 1940 * 2. British Perceptions and Reactions, 1939–1940 * 3. The Non-Recognition Policy of the United States, 1940 * 4. The ‘Fighting Alliance’, the Atlantic Charter and the Baltic Question, 1941 * 5.

The British–Soviet Treaty, 1942 * 6. Post-War Planning, the Question of Self-Determination and Small States * 7. The ‘Big Russian International Game’ and the Allied Conferences in Moscow and Teheran, 1943 * 8. United to the End: the Road to the Yalta Summit, 1944–1945 * 9. The Drift into the Cold War and the Freezing of the Baltic Question * Conclusion and Epilogue * Bibliography

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Industrial Policy in Europe after 1945 Wealth, Power and Economic Development in the Cold War Edited by Christian Grabas, Humboldt-University Berlin, Germany, Alexander Nützenadel, Humboldt-University Berlin, Germany

An Intimate History of the Front Masculinity, Sexuality, and German Soldiers in the First World War

Bringing together renowned scholars in the field with younger researchers, this interdisciplinary study of the history of post-war industrial policy in Europe investigates transfers across borders and locates industrial policy in the context of the Cold War from a global perspective.

Jason Crouthamel, Grand Valley State University, USA This eye-opening study gives a nuanced, provocative account of how German soldiers in the Great War experienced and enacted masculinity. Drawing on an array of relevant narratives and media, it explores the ways that both heterosexual and homosexual soldiers expressed emotion, understood romantic ideals, and approached intimacy and sexuality.

Contents: Acknowledgements * Introduction * 1. The Ideal Man Goes to War * 2. Masculinity in Crisis: Sexual Crime, Dislocation and Deprivation * 3. ‘Don’t Think I’m Soft’: The Masculine Image Presented to the Home Front in Soldiers’ Letters * 4. ‘I Wish I Were a Girl!’: Escaping the Masculine Ideal in Front Newspapers * 5. ‘We Need Real Men’: The Impact of the Front Experience on Homosexual Front Soldiers * 6. Coming Home: Postwar Sexual Chaos, Disillusionment, and Battles over Masculinity * Conclusion * Bibliography October 2014 UK October 2014 US 256pp Hardback £60.00 / $90.00 / CN$104.00 Canadian Rights

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Contents: Introduction; Christian Grabas and Alexander Nützenadel * PART I: WESTERN EUROPE * 1. European Industrial Policies in the Post-War Boom: ‘Planning the Economic Miracle’; James Foreman-Peck * 2. The State and Industrial Policy in Britain, 1950–1974; Martin Chick * 3. What’s in a Name? French Industrial Polic, 1950–1975; William James Adams * 4. Ensuring Economic Growth and Socio-Economic Stabilization: Industrial Policy In West Germany, 1950–1975; Stefan Grüner * 5. Swedish Industrial Policy: From General Policies to Crisis Management, 1950-1980; Jan Bohlin * 6. Planning the Economic Miracle? Industrial Policy in Italy Between Boom and Crisis; Christian Grabas * 7. Was it a Spanish Miracle? Development Plans and Regional Industrialization, 1950-1975; Joseba de la Torre and Mario García-Zúñiga * PART II: TRANSNATIONAL AND GLOBAL PERSPECTIVES * and more...

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LEFT HEADER european history Mobilities in Socialist and Post-Socialist States

The United Nations and Terrorism

Societies on the Move

Germany, Multilateralism, and Antiterrorism Efforts in the 1970s

Edited by Kathy Burrell, University of Liverpool, UK, Kathrin Hörschelmann, University of Durham, UK

Bernhard Blumenau, Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, Switzerland

This interdisciplinary collection explores what mobility meant, and still means, in the specific contexts of Soviet and East European socialist and post-socialist societies. Together the chapters consider diverse practices of mobility and their different contexts of power, resistance and inequality.

This is a study that examines United Nations' efforts against terrorism in the 1970s and how West Germany came to influence and lead them. It is also an account of several hostage and hijacking crises as well as a look at German domestic terrorism.

Contents: 1. Introduction: Understanding Mobility in Soviet and East European Socialist and Post-Socialist States; Kathy Burrell * 2. Communication, Mobility and Control in the Soviet Union after the Second World War; Larissa Zakharova * 3. Power and Mobilities in Socialist Romania 1964-89; Ciprian Cirniala * 4. Leisure and Politics: Soviet Central Tourists across the Iron Curtain; Botakoz Kassymbekova * 5. Between Limits, Lures and Excitement: Socialist Romanian Holidays Abroad During the 1960s-1980s; Adelina Oana Stefan * 6. Mooring in Socialist Automobility: Garage Areas; Tauri Tuvikene * 7. ‘Women here are like at the time of Enver [Hoxha]…’:Socialist and Post-socialist Gendered Mobility in Albanian Society; Julie Vullnetari * 8. The View from the Back of the Warrior: Mobility, Privilege and Power during the International Intervention in Bosnia-Herzegovina; Catherine Baker * 9. Travel and the State After the ‘fall’: Everyday Modes of Transport in Post-socialist Serbia; Marina Simic * 10. Urban Public Transport and the State in postSoviet Central Asia; Wladimir Sgibnev * 11. The Geography of Daily Mobilities in Post-socialist European Countries: Evidence from Slovenia; David Bole * 12. Life Worlds of Deceleration: Reflections on the ‘new mobilities paradigm’ through ethnographic research in post-socialist Germany; Ina Dietzsch October 2014 UK October 2014 US 272pp Hardback £65.00 / $105.00 / CN$115.00 Canadian Rights ebooks available

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Post-Industrial Landscape Scars Anna Storm, Södertörn University, Stockholm, Sweden The book will identify landscape scars as significant contemporary cultural tools for memory work and future orientation. The metaphor 'landscape scars' highlights the flipside of industrial materiality in the shape of contamination, abandonment and dramatic landscape transformation.

Contents: 1. Introduction * 2. Unstable Mountain * 3. Distance of Fear * 4. Lost Utopia * 5. Industrial Nature * 6. Enduring Spirit * 7.

Prospective Scars Unfolding

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Contents: Introduction * 1. Domestic Terrorism in Germany in the 1970s * 2. Case Studies in International Terrorism: Hostage Crises and Hijackings * 3. The Ad Hoc Committee on International Terrorism, the Diplomats Convention, and Other Early UN Efforts against Terrorism * 4. The UN Hostages Convention: Drafting and Launch * 5.The UN Hostages Convention: Negotiations and Adoption * Conclusion: Germany and UN Antiterrorism Efforts in the 1970s and Beyond September 2014 UK 312pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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The Industrialisation of Soviet Russia Volume 6: The Years of Progress Davies, The Industrialisation of Soviet Russia Years of Progress The Industrialisation of Soviet Russia Volume 6: Volume The Years6:ofThe Progress, Davies

Bellingshausen and the Russian Antarctic Expedition, 1819-21 Rip Bulkeley, UK 'An extensive compilation of annotated correspondence and reports ... which sheds new light on the first Russian expedition to Antarctica. ...

Bulkeley adds his profound background knowledge, which allows the reader to dip into everyday life, scientific knowledge and the political circumstances in Russia 200 years ago.' - Cornelia Lüdecke, Convenor, SCAR History Experts Group This book examines the little studied story of Bellinghausen, and includes the fullest biography of the celebrated Russian explorer ever published, and with thoughtful discussion of the achievements and limitations of the expedition and suggestions for further research.

Contents: Foreword, by Ian R. Stone * Preface * Acknowledgements and sources * Chronology * List of abbreviations * PART I: IMPERIAL QUEST * 1. Port Jackson, 1820 * 2. The Commander * 3.

Southward Ho * 4 Wanted on Voyage * PART II: REPORTS * Translator’s Note * 5. First Season: December 1819 – September 1820 * 6. Second Season: November 1820 - August 1821 * 7. The Able Seaman * 8. The Astronomer * 9. The Lieutenant * 10. Other Witnesses * 11. Homecoming * PART III: FINDINGS * 12. Achievements * 13. Future Research * 14. Afterwords * Appendices 1-6 * Glossary March 2014 UK 312pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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The Soviet Economy, 1934-1936 R. W. Davies, University of Birmingham, UK, Oleg Khlevnyuk, State Archive of the Russian Federation, Russia, Stephen G. Wheatcroft, University of Melbourne, Australia Based on extensive research in formerly secret archives, this volume examines the progress of Soviet industrialisation against the background of the rising threat of aggression from Germany, Japan and Italy, and the consolidation of Stalin's power.

Contents: 1. The XVII Party Congress and the Second Five-Year Plan * 2. 1934: A Year of Relaxation: The Political Background * 3. The Economy in 1934 * 4 1935: The Growing Threat of War * 5. The 1935 Plan and the Abolition Of Bread Rationing * 6.

‘Continuous Advance’: January-September 1935 * 7. ‘Advancing To Abundance’, September – December 1935 * 8. 1935 In Retrospect * 9. The Ambitious 1936 Plan * 10. The Political Context of Economic Change, 1936 * 11. 1936: ‘The Stakhanovite Year’ * 12. The Successful Outcome Of 1936 * Conclusions July 2014 UK 520pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Voices of the Soviet Space Program Gerovitch, Voices the Soviet Space Program Voices of the SovietofSpace Program, Gerovitch

Cosmonauts, Soldiers, and Engineers Who Took the USSR into Space Slava Gerovitch, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA In this remarkable oral history, Slava Gerovitch presents interviews with the men and women who witnessed Soviet space efforts firsthand. Rather than comprising a ‘master narrative,’ these fascinating and varied accounts bring to light the often divergent perspectives, experiences, and institutional cultures that defined the Soviet space program.

The Making of Jewish Revolutionaries in the Pale of Settlement Shtakser, The MakingRevolutionaries of Jewish Revolutionaries the Pale of Settlement The Making of Jewish in the Pale ofin Settlement, Shtakser

Community and Identity during the Russian Revolution and its Immediate Aftermath, 1905–07 Inna Shtakser, Tel-Aviv University, Israel This book examines the emotional aspects of revolutionary experience during a critical turning point in both Russian and Jewish history – the 1905 revolution.

Shtakser argues that radicalization involved an emotional transformation, which enabled many young revolutionaries to develop an activist attitude towards reality.

Contents: Introduction * PART I: BECOMING A REVOLUTIONARY * 1. The Road to a Revolutionary Identity * 2.

The Radicalization of Students and Apprentices * PART II – BEING A REVOLUTIONARY * 3. Identity Forged in Revolution * 4. The Emotional Experience of Revolutionary Activism * 5. Self-Defense Units as an Emotional Experience * Conclusion * Appendix – The Sources

Contents: Introduction. Multiple Perspectives on Soviet Space History * Part I. The Soldiers * Chapter 1. Commanding Officer Abram Krayzman * Chapter 2. Construction Engineer Sergey Safro * Part II. The Engineers * Chapter 3. Engine Designer Anatoliy Daron * Chapter 4.

Guidance Engineer Sergei Khrushchev * Chapter 5. Control Engineer Georgiy Priss * Chapter 6.

Radio Engineer Felix Meschansky * Chapter 7. Display Designer Yuriy Tyapchenko * Chapter 8.

Computer Designer Viktor Przhiyalkovskiy * Part III. The Cosmonauts * Chapter 9. ‘Cosmonaut 13’: Vladimir Shatalov * Chapter 10. Test Cosmonaut Mikhail Burdayev * Chapter 11. Scientist Cosmonaut Ordinard Kolomiytsev * Chapter 12. ‘Second Backup’: Valentina Ponomareva * Chapter 13. Stress Psychiatrist Ada Ordyanskaya

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Palgrave Studies in the History of Social Movements July 2014 UK 232pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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LEFT HEADER russian, soviet, and eastern european history Warlands

Language and Politics in Post-Soviet Russia

Gatrell, Baron, Warlands Warlands, Gatrell, Baron

Koteyko, Language Politics in Post-Soviet Russia Language and Politicsand in Post-Soviet Russia, Koteyko

Population Resettlement and State Reconstruction in the SovietEast European Borderlands, 1945-50

A Corpus Assisted Approach Nelya Koteyko, University of Leicester, UK

Edited by Peter Gatrell, University of Manchester, UK, Nick Baron, University of Nottingham, UK 'It is inter-ethnic subtleties of this kind which are brought to light so well in this excellent collection of essays - essential reading for students of Central and Eastern Europe.' - European History Quarterly The displacement of population during and after the Second World War took place on a global scale and formed part of a longer historical process of violence, territorial reconfiguration and state 'development'. This book focuses on the profound political, social and economic upheavals in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe at this time.

Contents: Preface and Acknowledgements * List of Maps and Photos * Abbreviations * 1. From ‘Homelands’ to ‘Warlands’: Themes, Approaches, Voices; P.Gatrell * PART I: TRANSIT: NATIONAL EXPERIENCES AND INTERNATIONAL INTERVENTIONS IN POST-WAR DP CAMPS * 2. Living in the DP Camp: Lithuanian Refugees in the West, 1944-1954; T.Balkelis * 3. ‘How those brothers in foreign lands are dividing the fatherland’: Latvian National Politics in Displaced Persons Camps after the Second World War; A.Purs * 4. The Quaker Internationalist Tradition in Displaced Person Camps 1945-1948; J.Carson * PART II: RETURN: SOVIET POST-WAR RESETTLEMENT PRACTICES AND POPULATION MANAGEMENT * 5. Remaking Soviet Society: the Filtration of Returnees from Nazi Germany, 1944-1949; N.Baron * 6. Dirt, Disease and Disorder: Population Re-placement in Post-war Leningrad and the ‘Danger’ of Social Contamination; S.Peeling * 7.

The Repatriation of Armenians to Soviet Armenia, 1945-1949; J.Laycock * PART III: BORDER CROSSINGS: STATE PRACTICES OF DISPLACEMENT AND NATIONAL RECONSTRUCTION * 8.

Ukrainian-Polish Population Transfers, 1944-1946: Moving in Opposite Directions; K.Stadnik * 9. To Pacify, Populate and Polonize: Territorial Transformations and the Displacement of Ethnic Minorities in Communist Poland, 1944-1949; K.Zielinski * 10. Population Displacement and Regional Reconstruction in Post-War Poland: the Case of Upper Silesia; E.Ochman * PART IV: THE POLITICS OF MEMORY: LONG-TERM PERSPECTIVES ON DISPLACEMENT * 11. Locating Estonia: Perspectives from Exile and the Homeland; M.Wulf * 12. Violent Peacetime: Reconceptualising Displacement and Resettlement in the Soviet-East European Borderlands after the Second World War; P.Gatrell and N.Baron * Index August 2014 UK 296pp Paperback Canadian Rights

Language and Politics in Post-Soviet Russia critically examines the uses of language in post-Soviet media and political texts between 1998 and 2007. It will be of interest to academics and researchers in the fields of media studies, discourse analysis, corpus linguistics, and scholars in Russian Studies.

Contents: 1. Introduction * 2. Perspectives on Corpus-Assisted Discourse Analysis * 3. Sociolinguistic Patterns and Discursive Stages in Post-Soviet Russia * 4. Data Collection, Description, and Management * 5. Analysis of Quantitative Patterns * 6. A Diachronic Study of Paraphrases * 7. Metaphor Use in Political Speeches * 8. Concluding Thoughts April 2014 UK 208pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Chechnya’s Secret Wartime Diplomacy Akhmadov, Daniloff, Chechnya's Secret Wartime Diplomacy Chechnya's Secret Wartime Diplomacy, Akhmadov, Daniloff

Aslan Maskhadov and the Quest for a Peaceful Resolution Ilyas Akhmadov, former Minister of Foreign Affairs and author, Chechen Republic, Nicholas Daniloff, Northeastern University, USA, Anatoly Semenov, Defense Language Institute, USA, Mark Kramer, Harvard University, USA This volume makes available transcripts and commentary from the secret correspondence between former Chechen foreign minister Ilyas Akhmatov and Chechen President Aslan Maskhadov. This correspondence provides revelatory insights into both men's attempts to secure Western support for a peaceful transition to an independent Chechnya.

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Lesbian Lives in Soviet and Post-Soviet Russia Stella, Lesbian Soviet and Post-Soviet Russia Lesbian Lives in Lives Sovietinand Post-Soviet Russia, Stella

Post/Socialism and Gendered Sexualities Francesca Stella, University of Glasgow, UK 'Engaging with intellectual traditions and empirical knowledge from Russia itself, this is a very important book at a poignant moment in post-Soviet Russia.'

- Sally Hines, University of Leeds, UK This book explores the everyday lives of 'lesbian' women in urban Russia. It explores changes and continuities by examining generational differences, and attends to regional variation by considering what 'lesbian' life looks like in different locations, problematising essentialist accounts of Russian sexualities and western-centric theorizations.

Contents: 1. Introduction: Locating Russian Sexualities * 2. Same-Sex Sexualities and the Soviet/ Post-Soviet Gender Orders * 3. Lesbian Relationships in Late Soviet Russia * 4. Family Matters: Negotiating ‘Home’ * 5. The Global Closet? Negotiating Public Space * 6. Carving Out Queer Space: In/Visibility, Belonging and Resistance * 7. Conclusions: From Russian to (Post)Socialist Sexualities

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Contents: 1. Maskhadov’s First Briefing * 2. Immediate Tasks Ahead * 3. Contact with Dr. Brzezinski * 4. Taliban Recognition of Chechnya * 5. Russian Army Disintegrating? * 6. Election of George W. Bush * 7. Russia Goes Authoritarian * 8. Mystery Kidnapping of Dr. Gluck * 9. Russia Seeks to Bribe Maskhadov out of Chechnya * 10. Meeting with Putin Suddenly Cancelled * 11.

Akhmadov Talks with U.S. State Department * 12. Maskhadov Hopes for CIA Support * 13.

Seeking Negotiations * 14. Challenge of Rebel Commanders * 15. The Gelayev Problem in Georgia * 16. Reaction to 9/11 * 17. Maskhadov Names a Successor * 18. The January 27 Presidential Issue * 19. Russia Takes Advantage of 9/11 * 20. The problem with Lord Judd * 21. The Russian Policy of Rape * 22. Solving the Chechen Problem * 23. Peace Plans for Chechnya Fail * 24. Maskhadov’s Last Message * 25. The Voice from Beyond December 2013 UK 296pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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United States and North American History

Abazović, Velikonja, Post-Yugoslavia Post-Yugoslavia, Abazović, Velikonja

New Cultural and Political Perspectives Edited by Dino Abazovikc, Department of Political Science, University of Sarajevo, Bosnia, Mitja Velikonja, Faculty of Social Sciences, Department of Cultural Studies, University of Ljublana, Slovenia 'This volume is a testament to what can be achieved when, in proximity of the Scheveningen prison for war criminals, a group of scholars, joined by an American bestselling author, take a long-distance look on 'post-Yugoslavia', a country that does not belong to the geo-political reality but is not less real for that fact. The essays in this volume offer a fresh critical glance at the usual post-conflict tropes but by looking beyond them engage masterfully with emerging social, cultural and political phenomena that fertilise the exhausted soil of Post-Yugoslavia.' - Igor Štiks, Edinburgh College of Art, The University of Edinburgh, UK This interdisciplinary examination of present-day identities and histories of the former Yugoslavia explores relationships with the social, political, cultural and historical 'facts and fictions' that have marked the different parts of the region. It shows that while nationalism remains important other social dynamics also exert a strong influence.

Contents: Introduction; Dino Abazovic and Dubravka Žarkov * 1. The Yugoslavia Tribunal: The Moving Targets of a Legal Theatre; Marlies Glasius and Francesco Colona * 2. Politics, Religion and the Reconciliation Issue in Bosnia and Herzegovina; Dino Abazovic * 3. New Yugoslavism in Contemporary Popular Music in Slovenia; Mitja Velikonja * 4. Post-Yugoslav Nationalisms: Nostalgic Commemorations and Selective Appropriations of Yugoslavia’s Sporting and PopCultural Heritage; Vjekoslav Perica * 5. Transnationalism of Diasporas of Former Yugoslavia in the Dutch Political Context; Maria Koinova * 6. Cinematic Representations of the Bosnian War: De Enclave and the Ontologies of Un-Recognizability; Dubravka Žarkov July 2014 UK 232pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Class Divisions on the Broadway Stage The Staging and Taming of the I.W.W. Michael Schwartz, Indiana University of Pennsylvania, USA 'In this illuminating study, Michael Schwartz provides vivid insights into the ways in which the Wobblies, a fabled crew of labor campaigners, were depicted on the Broadway stage. Schwartz colorfully demonstrates how Wobblies were evoked through individual characters, plot devices, and music. Through its fine storytelling and cogent analyses, Class Divisions on the Broadway Stage reveals a largely hidden part of American theatrical and labor history.' - William A. Everett, University of Missouri, Kansas City, USA Examining twenty-five years of theatre history, this book covers the major plays that feature representations of the Industrial Workers of the World. American class movement and class divisions have long been reflected on the Broadway stage and here Michael Schwartz presents a fresh look at the conflict between labor and capital.

Contents: 1. To Stop the World: The Most Stupendous Impossibles * 2. Where Do I Get Off At? The Wobblies Spurns the Hairy Ape * 3. No Kick Coming: The Romantic Wobbly of Sidney Howard’s They Knew What They Wanted * 4. Jazzing the Wobblies: John Howard Lawson’s Processionals * 5. Dead Hand of the Dead: Anderson and Hickerson’s Gods of the Lightning * 6. We Even Sing ‘em in Jap and Chink: Upton Sinclair’s Workers’ Theater Contribution * 7. You I-Won’t Work Harp: I.W.W. Elegy in The Iceman Cometh * 8. Postscript: Not Time Yet

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America in the Philippines, 1899-1902 The First Torture Scandal Christopher J. Einolf, DePaul University, USA This book analyzes the US army’s use of the ‘water cure’ torture in the Philippine War and the ensuing political scandal that resulted.

Contents: 1. Introduction * 2. Theories of Human Rights Abuses and Advocacy * 3. The Laws of War and Illegitimate Combatants * 4. Early Experimentation, 1898-1900 * 5. Standard Operating Procedure, Fall 1900 to Spring 1901 * 6. ‘Kill and Burn,’ Fall 1901 to Summer 1902 * 7. The Scandal Builds, January 1901 to March 1902 * 8. The Scandal Breaks, April 1902 * 9. The Scandal Recedes, May to June 1902 * 10. The Effects of the Scandal * 11. Conclusion

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LEFT HEADER united states and north american history Desegregating Chicago’s Public Schools

What’s New about the New Immigration?

Policy Implementation, Politics, and Protest, 1965-1985

Traditions and Transformations in the United States since 1965

Dionne Danns, Indiana University, USA '. . . Desegregating Chicago's Public Schools . . . is solidly researched and accessibly written . . . No book covers this topic . . . That attention alone makes it invaluable and worthy of publication. The research itself is thorough; the author has uncovered sources that no one else has used in the past to tell a new story.'

– Amanda Seligman, Associate Professor of History and Urban Studies, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, USA Highlighting the processes and missteps involved in creating and carrying out school desegregation policies in Chicago, Dionne Danns discusses the challenges of using the 1964 Civil Rights Act to implement school desegregation and the resultant limitations and effectiveness of government legislative power in bringing about social change.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Redmond’s School Desegregation Plan and Reactions * 2. Faculty Desegregation, 1969-1981 * 3. State Involvement with Student Desegregation, 1971-1979 * 4. Federal Involvement with Student Desegregation * 5. Chicago Desegregates Predominantly White Schools * Conclusion * Appendix

Historical Studies in Education January 2014 UK 260pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Spectacle Culture and American Identity 1815-1940 Susan Tenneriello, Baruch College, USA 'In Spectacle Culture and American Identity, Susan Tenneriello examines how the drama of nation captures the mind's eye and infuses the political, social, and economic landscape, moving and static.

The constructed spectacle idea and image that is America became pervasive, but the panoramic vision of America the bountiful was not always benevolent.

Covering a vast historical span from 1815 to 1940, followed by a twenty-first century update in the epilogue, Spectacle Culture and American Identity is provocatively comprehensive.' –Barbara Lewis, Associate Professor, Director of Trotter Institute, The University of Massachusetts Boston, USA Scenic spectacles collapse the borders of graphic and visual arts, multimedia technology, spectatorship and architecture. Drawing upon various systems of commercial, institutional and public spectacle that intersect with scenic stages of the national landscape, Tenneriello examines how spectacle is entrenched in the formation of national identity.

Contents: Introduction: Setting the Scene * 1. Immersive Scenes: Visual Media, Painted Panoramas, and Landscape Narratives * 2. Moving Scenes: Multimedia Performance along the Mississippi River * 3. Entertainment Scenes: Industrial Strength Brands of Site Specific Spectacle * 4. Theme Scenes: Producing Global Strategies on US Exhibition Stages * 5. Instructional Scenes: Heritage Preservation, Commerce, and Museum Dioramas * Epilogue: Visionary Spaces December 2013 UK 332pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Edited by Marilyn Halter, Boston University, USA, Marilynn S. Johnson, Boston College, USA, Katheryn P. Viens, Massachusetts Historical Society, USA, Conrad Edick Wright, Massachusetts Historical Society, USA Historians commonly point to the 1965 Immigration and Nationality Act as the inception of a new chapter in the story of American immigration. This wide-ranging interdisciplinary volume brings together scholars from varied disciplines to consider what is genuinely new about this period.

Contents: Introduction: Marilyn Halter and Christopher Capozzola * PART ONE: THE CITY * 1. ‘The Metropolitan Diaspora: New Immigrants in Greater Boston; Marilynn S. Johnson * 2. Racializing Latinos in the Nuevo South:Immigrants, Legal Status, and the State in Atlanta; Mary Odem and Irene Browne * 3. The Politics of Place in Immigrant and Receiving Communities; Domenic Vitiello * PART TWO: SELF * 4. ‘Intergenerational Relations in Immigrant Families: Comparisons across Time and Space; Nancy Foner * 5. Bosnians in Search of Community: Keeping Faith and Ethnicity Alive in Boston; Kristen Lucken * 6. The Ties that Bind: Kinship, Religion, and Community among Nigerian Immigrants in the U.S.; Veronica McComb * PART THREE: SOCIETY * 7. ‘Engaging the Public Sphere: The Civic and Political Incorporation of Post-1965 Indian Immigrants; Caroline Brettell * 8. Chinese American Participation in Transnational Activities and U.S.-China Relations; Xiao-huang Yin * 9. U.S. Refugee Policy in the Post-Cold War Era: Balancing Humanitarian Obligations and Security Concerns; Maria Cristina García * 10. Immigration Politics, Service Labor, and the Problem of the Undocumented Worker in Southern California; Thomas Jessen Adams December 2014 UK 320pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Higher Education in the American West Regional History and State Contexts Edited by Lester F. Goodchild, University of Massachusetts Boston, USA, Richard W. Jonsen, Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education, USA, Patty Limerick, Center of the American West, University of Colorado Boulder, USA, David A. Longanecker, Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education, USA '[The editors] and the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE) are to be commended for . . . the substantive and cogent narrative and analysis presented . . . Scholars interested in regional history and public policy will eagerly embrace these works.' - Amy Wells Dolan, Associate Dean and Associate Professor of Higher Education, University of Mississippi, USA Higher Education in the American West: Regional History and State Contexts is the first comprehensive regional history of American higher education. It offers new historical research on how societal forces and state actions brought about the region's one thousand two hundred institutions of higher learning in 15 western states.

Contents: PART I: REGIONAL HISTORICAL AND COMPARATIVE VIEWS * PART II: STATE DEVELOPMENT PERSPECTIVES AND FEDERAL INFLUENCES, 1945-2013 * PART III: A CONCLUDING COMMENTARY

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united states and north american RIGHThistory HEADER Bilingual Public Schooling in the United States

Martin’s Dream Carson, Martin's Dream Martin's Dream, Carson

A History of America's "Polyglot Boardinghouse"

My Journey and the Legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.

Paul J. Ramsey, Eastern Michigan University, USA 'A pioneering, uncommonly literate study of bilingual instruction in the United States...We have needed this important book for years.' - Donald Warren, Indiana University, USA

Clayborne Carson, Stanford University, USA 'A remarkably candid memoir. . . No matter how much you may think you know about the Civil Rights Movement, you will learn from Carson’s journey and will likely be surprised by the many challenges he faced as he struggled to define and to preserve Dr. King’s many contributions for posterity.' - Michelle Alexander, author of the bestselling The New Jim Crow

This book explores the cultural and societal development and implications of bilingual instruction in the American education system from the pre-Civil War era to the 1960s and 1970s.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Laying the Foundation for the Boardinghouse: The Context of Nineteenth-Century Schooling and Bilingualism * 2. Building the Polyglot Boardinghouse in the Northeast and the South * 3. Inside the Boardinghouse’s Parlor * 4. The Polyglot Boarders Move West * 5. Nativism among the Homeowners: The Metaphysics of Foreigner-Hating * 6. Progressivism, Science, and the Remodeling of the Boardinghouse * 7. ‘If You Can’t Fight over There, Fight over Here’: World War I and the Partial Destruction of the Boardinghouse * 8. Rebuilding the Boardinghouse: The Interwar Years * Epilogue March 2014 UK 296pp Paperback Canadian Rights

Written with the unique perspective of someone who has, for three decades, been involved with Dr. King's legacy, Carson gives us an insider's account of what transpired at the Dream speech, and beyond. A rich and engrossing memoir of black empowerment at a unique moment in time.

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Never Call Retreat Theodore Roosevelt and the Great War J. Lee Thompson, Lamar University, USA 'J. Lee Thompson offers here a detailed and clearly presented narrative account of Theodore Roosevelt's experience and political activity through the Great War to his untimely death in January 1919. Thompson sensitively combines an extensive account of TR's relations with his associates and friends at home and abroad with equal attention to a family life filled with great love and concern.' - Douglas Eden, author of 'Could Rooseveltian Diplomacy Have Prevented the Great War?' in L'héritage de Théodore Roosevelt, 'Theodore Roosevelt and the British' in America's Transatlantic Turn, and 'America's First Intervention in European Politics: Theodore Roosevelt and the European Crisis of 1905-1906' in A Companion to

Black Leaders on Leadership Conversations with Julian Bond Phyllis Leffler, University of Virginia, USA Drawing on a wealth of oral interviews, Conversations on Black Leadership uses the lives of prominent African Americans to trace the contours of Black leadership in America. Included here are fascinating accounts from a wide variety of figures such as John Lewis, Clarence Thomas, Eleanor Holmes Norton, Angela Davis, Amiri Baraka, and many more.

Contents: Black Leaders on Leadership: Conversations with Julian Bond * Table of Contents * Foreward by Julian Bond * Black Leader Biographies * A Note About the Web and Use of QR Codes * Acknowledgements * Introduction – Black Leadership: A Collective Biography * 1. Defining Self: Oral history, Story-Telling, and Leadership * 2. Families: Extended and Fictive Kin, Racial Socialization, Diligence * 3. Education: Caring Communities * 4. Networks: Role Models, Mentors, Organizations * 5. Law and Social Change: Catalyst for Leadership * 6. The Civil Rights Movement Grassroots Leadership – Living “in struggle” * 7. Leadership Lessons * Appendices * A – Leadership Questions * B - Glossary * Bibliography

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Theodore Roosevelt The first modern account of Theodore Roosevelt and the First World War, this is a tale of war and politics as well as the private story of true love and family devotion: a story as multi-faceted as TR's own personality.

Contents: Prologue: Peace Envoy, Spring 1910 * 1. A Great Tragedy Impends, June-August 1914 * 2. A Great Black Tornado, August-November 1914 * 3. To Serve Righteousness, November 1914-April 1915 * 4. A Course of National Infamy, May-August 1915 * 5. First American Citizen, September 1915-March 1916 * 6. Not in Heroic Mood, March-June 1916 * 7. A Shadow Dance of Words, July-November 1916 * 8. The Curse of Meroz, December 1916-April 1917 * 9. A Slacker in Spite of Himself, April-July 1917 * 10. Children of the Crucible, August-December 1917 * 11. The People’s War, January-March 1918 * 12. Crowded Hours of Glorious Life, March-July 1918 * 13. A Noble Life Gloriously Ended, July-August 1918 * 14. Peace with Victory, August-November 1918 * Epilogue: November 1918-January 1919 January 2014 UK 376pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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LEFT HEADER united states and north american history The New Humor in the Progressive Era

When Private Talk Goes Public

Americanization and the Vaudeville Comedian

Gossip in American History

Rick DesRochers, Long Island University CW Post, USA 'First and foremost, The New Humor in the Progressive Era is marvelously entertaining and honors the riotous spirit of some of the greatest performers of the early twentieth century... Thoroughly researched and compellingly written, this book is a seriously good read.' - James F. Wilson, City University of New York, USA By tracing the effects of unprecedented immigration, the advent of the new woman, and the little-known vaudeville careers of performers like the Elinore Sisters, Buster Keaton, and the Marx Brothers, DesRochers examines the relation between comedic vaudeville acts and progressive reformers as they fought over the new definition of "Americanness."

Contents: 1. Americanization: Progressive Era Reformers, Cultural Critics, and Popular Comic Entertainments * 2. Putting It Over in American Vaudeville * 3. The New Humor: Ethnic Acts and Family Acts * 4. The Marx Brothers Go To School * 5. The New Woman and the Female Comedian as Social Insurgent Epilogue

Palgrave Studies in Theatre and Performance History July 2014 UK 212pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Battle for Ground Zero Greenspan, Battle for Ground Zero Battle for Ground Zero, Greenspan

Inside the Political Struggle to Rebuild the World Trade Center

Edited by Kathleen Feeley, University of Redlands, USA, Jennifer Frost, University of Auckland, New Zealand Gossip is one of the most common, and most condemned, forms of discourse in which we engage even as it is often absorbing and socially significant, it is also widely denigrated. This volume examines fascinating moments in the history of gossip in America, from witchcraft trials to People magazine, helping us to see the subject with new eyes.

Contents: Introduction; Kathleen Feeley and Jennifer Frost * 1. ‘They make one very handsome Mirkin amongst them’: Gossip and Church Politics in Seventeenth-Century Virginia; Christine Eisel * 2. ‘The Time When There Was So Much Talk of the Witchcraft in this Country’: Gossip and the Essex County Witchcraft Crisis of 1692; Mary Beth Norton * 3. Governed Gossip: The Personal Letters and Public Purpose of Philip Ludwell in Early-Eighteenth-Century Virginia; Virginia Price * 4. The Infamous Anne Royall: Jacksonian Gossip, Scribbler, and Scold; Nancy Isenberg * 5. ‘Gadding,’ ‘Gainsaying,’ and Negotiating Gossip in the Antebellum Black Press; Erica L. Ball * 6. Gossip Law: Popular Journalism and Transformations in Law and American Legal Culture; Samantha Barbas * 7. Diplomacy and Gossip: Information-Gathering in the U.S. Foreign Service, 1900-1940; Molly M. Wood * 8. ‘As Told By Helen Ferguson’: Hollywood Publicity, Gender, and the Public Sphere; Mary Desjardins * 9. Gossip in the Women’s Pages: Legitimizing the Work of Women Journalists in the 1950s and 1960s; Kimberly Wilmot Voss * 10. The Smearing of Joe McCarthy: The Lavender Scare, Gossip, and Cold War Politics; Andrea Friedman * 11. Gossip Goes Mainstream: People Magazine, the National Enquirer, and the Rise of Personality Journalism; Anne Helen Petersen * 12. Is Charles Trippy Famous?: Vlog Culture and Twenty-First-Century Celebrity Gossip on Internet Killed Television; Tim Seiber August 2014 UK 284pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Elizabeth Greenspan, Harvard University, USA In the aftermath of 9/11, Americans came together in a way not seen for a generation, pledging unity to rebuild after the horrific loss of the Twin Towers.

Battle for Ground Zero goes behind the scenes of the fight to rebuild, revealing how grieving families, commercial interests, and politicking bureaucrats clashed at every step of the way.

Contents: Act I: Visions and Visionaries * Chapter 1: People Come * Chapter 2: The Leaseholder and the Landowner * Chapter 3: Architects * Chapter 4: The Viewing Platform * Chapter 5: The Fence * Chapter 6: The People versus the Port Authority * Act II: Divisions and Delays: 2003 2008 * Chapter 7: Lady Liberty and the Freedom Tower * Chapter 8: Families * Chapter 9: The Memorial * Chapter 10: The Freedom Center * Chapter 11: Things Fall Behind * ACT III Dealmakers: 2008 - 2011 * Chapter 12: Anti—Monumentalism * Chapter 13: The Memorial and the Mayor * Chapter 14: The Islamic Center * Chapter 15: The Museum * Chapter 16: A Death, the Dursts, and an Anniversary * Epilogue: 2001 – October 2014 UK 288pp Paperback Canadian Rights

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Grover Cleveland’s New Foreign Policy Arbitration, Neutrality, and the Dawn of American Empire Nick Cleaver, University of East Anglia, UK Nick Cleaver shows in this illuminating political and diplomatic history that Grover Cleveland pursued an approach to foreign policy that acknowledged the changes taking place in American society at the end of the nineteenth century, even as it sought to harness them in very different ways.

Contents: Introduction * 1. The Hawaiian Revolution, 1893 * 2.

Walter Q. Gresham, 1893-1895 * 3. Nicaragua, Venezuela, and the Monroe Doctrine * 4. The Cuban War of Independence * Conclusion

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united states and north american RIGHThistory HEADER The Long, Hot Summer of 1967

Soul Thieves

Urban Rebellion in America

The Appropriation and Misrepresentation of African American Popular Culture

Malcolm McLaughlin, University of East Anglia, UK ‘Few books that seek to make new sense of the rebellious 1960s also manage to shine new light on the politics of liberalism that were so soon overtaken by this complicated decade, or to explain the law and order moment that, in turn, overtook it. Malcolm McLaughlin's The Long Hot Summer of 1967 does all of this, beautifully. Taking readers from the campuses of this nation's historically black colleges, to the offices of President Lyndon Johnson, to the streets of Detroit, Michigan, McLaughlin's book allows us all to understand much better than we yet do all that was lost, as well as was made newly possible, in America during the Sixties.’ - Heather Ann Thompson, Associate Professor of History, Temple University, US A study of riots in the urban US during the pivotal year of 1967, set within the context of the ‘long, hot summers.’

Contents: Introduction: Long, Hot Summers * One: An Explosive Mixture * Two: Harvest of American Racism * Three: Southern Campus Rebellion * Four: Urban Uprising * Five: The Battle for the Streets * Six: The Apostles of Violence * Seven: The City of Hope * Epilogue: Dreams Deferred March 2014 UK 244pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Baruti N. Kopano, Morgan State University, USA, Tamara Lizette Brown, Bowie State University, USA Considers the misappropriation of African American popular culture through various genres, largely Hip Hop, to argue that while such cultural creations have the potential to be healing agents, they are still exploited -often with the complicity of African Americans- for commercial purposes and to maintain white ruling class hegemony.

Contents: Preface; Tamara Brown * PART I: ENTERTAINMENT AND FASHION * 1. ‘So You Think You Can Dance’; Tamara Brown * 2. ‘Foraging Fashion’; Abena Lewis-Mhoon * 3. ‘In the Eye of the Beholder: Definitions of Beauty in Popular Black Magazines’; Kimberly Brown * PART II: BLACK POWER STUDIES * 4. ‘Neutering the Black Power Movement: The Hijacking of Protest Symbolism’; James B. Stewart * 5. ‘Silent Protest: The Appropriation of Black Athletic Power’; Jamal Ratchford * 6. Black Comic Book Characters; David T. Terry * PART III: MUSIC AND TECHNOLOGY * 7. Soul Thieves: White America and the Appropriation of Hip Hop and Black Culture; Baruti Kopano * 8. I’m Hip: An Exploration of Rap Music’s Creative Guise; Kawachi Clemmons * 9. ‘Cash Rules Everything Around Me! Appropriation, Commodification and the Politics of Hip Hop and Contemporary Protest Music’; Diarra Osei Robinson * 10. ‘The Appropriation of Blackness in Ego Trip’s The (White) Rapper Show’; Carlos D. Morrison and Ronald L. Jackson, Jr.

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American Settler Colonialism A History Walter L. Hixson, University of Akron, USA 'The strengths of this book include its commitment to a clearly stated theoretical foundation, its concern about the under reporting of the violence and violation to human beings at the core of this history, and its intention to incorporate a comparative element. It integrates Native American history into American history narratives and does important work in bringing the U.S.-Mexico War and other colonial conflicts into the analysis.' - Sherry L. Smith, University Distinguished Professor of History and Associate Director of the Clements Center for Southwest Studies, Southern Methodist University, USA Over the course of three centuries, American settlers helped to create the richest, most powerful nation in human history, even as they killed and displaced millions. This groundbreaking work shows that American history is defined by settler colonialism, providing a compelling framework through which to understand its rise to global dominance.

Contents: 1. Introduction: Settler Colonialism, History, and Theory * 2. ‘People from the Unknown World’: The Colonial Encounter and the Acceleration of Violence * 3. ‘No Savage Shall Inherit the Land:’ Settler Colonialism Through the American Revolution * 4. ‘The Common Enemy of the Country’: Settler Colonialism to the Mississippi River * 5. ‘Scenes of Agony and Blood’: Manifest Destiny and the Crisis of Settler Colonialism * 6. ‘They Promised to Take Our Land and They Took It:’ Completing the Continental Settler Colonial Project * and more...

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The Palgrave Handbook of Comparative North American Literature Edited by Reingard M. Nischik, University of Konstanz, Germany 'An admirably edited volume, The Palgrave Handbook of Comparative North American Literature is a highly useful collection that will encourage practitioners of American Studies and Canadian Studies to think of their fields as mutually enriching and not shaped by immovable geopolitical definitions. Taken together, these essays demonstrate the enormous potential derived from a look across not only physical but also disciplinary boundaries.' - Christoph Irmscher, Provost Professor of English, Indiana University, USA A first of its kind, The Palgrave Handbook of Comparative North American Literature provides an overview of Comparative North American Literature, a cutting-edge discipline. Contributors make important interventions into multiculturalism in North America and into U.S.-Mexico and U.S.-Canada border literatures.

Contents: 1. Introduction: Comparative North American Studies and Its Contexts; Reingard M. Nischik * 2. Imagining North America; Rachel Adams * and more...

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LEFT HEADER united states and north american history Cold War Social Science

Rose Elizabeth Cleveland

Knowledge Production, Liberal Democracy, and Human Nature

First Lady and Literary Scholar

Edited by Mark Solovey, University of Toronto, Canada, Hamilton Cravens, Iowa State University, USA 'Rich and varied...these studies together reveal the broad diversity of social science organization and research under Cold War conditions and exigencies: scholars as servants of power; theorists of imperiled democracy and individuality; and innovators in the management of research data, machines, organizations, and polities.' - The Journal of American History From World War II to the early 1970s, social science research expanded in dramatic and unprecedented fashion in the United States. This volume examines how, why, and with what consequences this rapid and yet contested expansion depended on the entanglement of the social sciences with the Cold War. Contents: Foreword: Positioning Social Science in Cold War America; T.M.Porter * 1. Cold War Social Science: Spectre, Reality, or Useful Concept?; M.Solovey * PART I: KNOWLEDGE PRODUCTION * 2. The Rise and Fall of Wartime Social Science: Harvard’s Refugee Interview Project, 1950-54; D.C.Engerman * 3. Futures Studies: A New Social Science Rooted in Cold War Strategic Thinking; K.Tolon * 4. ‘It was All Connected’: Computers and Linguistics in Early Cold War America; J.Martin-Nielsen * 5. Epistemic Design: Theory and Data in Harvard’s Department of Social Relations; J.Isaac * PART II: LIBERAL DEMOCRACY * 6. Producing Reason; H.Heyck * 7. Column Right, March! Nationalism, Scientific Positivism, and the Conservative Turn of the American Social Sciences in the Cold War Era; H.Cravens * 8. From Expert Democracy to Beltway Banditry: How the Anti-War Movement Expanded the Military-Academic-Industrial Complex; J.Rohde * 9. Neo-Evolutionist Anthropology, the Cold War, and the Beginnings of the World Turn in U.S. Scholarship; H.Brick * PART III: HUMAN NATURE * 10. Maintaining Humans; E.JonesImhotep * 11. Psychology, Psychologists, and the Creativity Movement: The Lives of Method Inside and Outside the Cold War; M.Bycroft * 12. An Anthropologist on TV: Ashley Montagu and the Biological Basis of Human Nature, 1945-1960; N.Weidman * 13. Cold War Emotions: The War over Human Nature; M.Vicedo January 2014 UK 292pp Paperback Canadian Rights

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Sirpa Salenius, University of New Haven Tuscany Campus, Prato, Italy Rose Elizabeth Cleveland was the First Lady of the United States when she assisted her brother, Grover Cleveland. She was also a literary scholar, novelist, and a poet who published work that empowered women. This book positions Cleveland in the historical context of the early twentieth century, when she helped shape female subjectivity and agency.

Contents: Preface * Introduction * 1. Literary Lady at the White House * 2. Profession: Writer and Editor * 3. Same-Gender Relationships in Fiction * 4. Life with Evangeline Whipple * Conclusion

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Politics, Disability, and Education Reform in the South The Work of John Eldred Swearingen Edward Janak, University of Wyoming, USA Politics, Disability, and Education Reform in the South explores how race, gender, disability, and politics all came together to impact the career of one State Superintendent of Education in South Carolina who fought to improve educational conditions for African-Americans, women, and millworkers' children in South Carolina.

Contents: Introduction * 1. South Carolina, Populism and the ‘New South’, 1865-1906 * 2.

Fighting the Good Fight, 1907-1915 * 3. Political Triptych: Swearingen, Blease and Tillman, 1911-1915 * 4. Swept Up in Progressivism, 1915-1919 * 5. Robert Cooper and the Final Battle, 1919-1957 * 6. Conlcusion December 2014 UK 272pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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latin american RIGHThistory HEADER The Post-Columbus Syndrome

Latin American History

Viala, The Post-Columbus Syndrome The Post-Columbus Syndrome, Viala

Identities, Cultural Nationalism, and Commemorations in the Caribbean

The Disputatious Caribbean Barber, The Disputatious Caribbean The Disputatious Caribbean, Barber

The West Indies in the Seventeenth Century Sarah Barber, Lancaster University, UK This history of the 'Torrid Zone' offers a comprehensive and powerfully rich exploration of the 17th century Anglophone Atlantic world, overturning British and American historiographies and offering instead a vernacular history that skillfully negotiates diverse locations, periodizations, and the fraught waters of ethnicity and gender.

Contents: Introduction: Disputation * 1. Place * 2. Resource * 3.

Connection * 4. Body * 5. Will * Conclusion: Design

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Fabienne Viala, University of Warwick, UK 'Fabienne Viala's book is a study in breadth, depth, and virtuosity. Covering an astonishingly wide range of subjects, genres, writers, and theories, and delving thoughtfully into the underlying myths and beliefs of three different linguistic areas of the Caribbean, she succeeds spectacularly in finding something new to say not only about some of the Caribbean 'giants' of thinking about identity, but, as few observers of the modern Caribbean can, also about a common cultural identity, based on her genuinely original interpretation of the contested and always complex notion of cultural memory. It is a joy to read.' Antoni Kapcia, Professor of Latin American History, University of Nottingham, UK Reflecting on the relationship between memory, power, and national identity, this book examines the complex reactions of the people of the Caribbean to the 500th anniversary of Columbus's discovery of the New World. Viala analyzes the ways in which Columbus became a reservoir of metaphors to confront anxieties of the present with myths of the past.

Contents: Introduction: The Post-Columbus Syndrome: A Comparative Approach to Caribbean Memory in the Longue Durée * PART I: POST-COLUMBUS SYSTEMS OF MEMORY: RECYCLING HERITAGE IN THE CARIBBEAN * 1. Transculturation as Commemoration: Fernando Ortiz, the Cuban Longue Durée, and the Role of Columbus * 2. Edward Kamau Brathwaite and Transnational Anamnesis: Creolising Columbus in the English Caribbean Collective Memory * 3.

The Snake, the Shore, and Columbus: Edouard Glissant’s Anamnesis of the French département d’outre-mer * and more...

The Life and Poems of a Cuban Slave Manzano, Mullen, The andSlave, Manzano, Mullen Poems of a Cuban Slave The Life and Poems of a Life Cuban

Second Edition

New Caribbean Studies

Juan Francisco Manzano, deceased, Edward J. Mullen, University of Missouri, USA

October 2014 UK October 2014 US 292pp 1 b/w illustration Hardback £56.50 / $95.00 / CN$110.00 Canadian Rights ebooks available

This is a revised second edition of Edward Mullen’s landmark scholarly presentation of Juan Francisco Manazo’s autobiography and poetry. Taking into account the extensive scholarship that has accrued in the intervening decades, this is an accessible, essential resource for scholars and students of Caribbean literatures.

Contents: Preface to the Second Edition * Introduction * 1. Poems by a Slave in the Island of Cuba * 2. The Slave-Trade Merchant * 3. The Sugar Estate * 4. Life of the Negro Poet * 5. Poems, Written in Slavery * 6. A Specimen of Inedited Cuban Poems * Appendices * Manzano’s Poems in the Original Spanish

Afro-Latino Diasporas December 2014 UK 240pp Hardback Canadian Rights

Suriname in the Long Twentieth Century Hoefte, Suriname in Twentieth the Long Twentieth Century Suriname in the Long Century, Hoefte

Domination, Contestation, Globalization

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Rosemarijn Hoefte, Royal Netherlands Institute of Southeast Asian and Caribbean Studies, the Netherlands Despite its modest size, the republic of Suriname is today the site of many distinctive processes of globalization.

This intersectional study teases out the complex relationships among class, gender, and ethnic identity over the course of Suriname's modern history, from the capital city of Paramaribo to the country's resource-rich rainforest.

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Contents: 1. Setting the Scene: The Culture of Late Colonial Capitalism, 1900-1940 * 2. The Growing Role of the State in Colonial Society * 3. Discontent, Protest, and Repression in the 1930s * 4. Resetting the Scene: Developments, 1940-1975 * 5.

Bauxite Mining in Moengo: Remnants of the Past and Signs of Modernity * 6. Economic Collapse, Social Dislocation, and the Military Regime * 7. The Development of Paramaribo in the Second Half of the Century * 8.

Leaving the Scene: A New Century December 2013 UK 312pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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LEFT HEADER latin american history Education and the State in Modern Peru Espinoza, Education andinthe StatePeru, Espinoza in Modern Peru Education and the State Modern

Primary Schooling in Lima, 1821 - c. 1921 G. Antonio Espinoza, Department of History, Virginia Commonwealth University, USA Espinoza's work illuminates how education was the site of ideological and political struggle in Peru during its early years as an independent state. Spanning 100 years and discussing both urban and rural education, it shows how school funding, curricula, and governance became part of the cultural process of state-building in Peru.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Schooling Patterns * 2. From Republicanism to Popular Instruction to Nationalism: Official Educational Ideas and Goals in Peru, 1821-1905 * 3. Teachers, Local Communities, and National Government * 4. Inside Primary Schools: Curricula and Methods in the Lima Region, 1821-1905 * 5. The Realities of the Estado Docente: Educational Centralization from 1905 to c. 1921 * Conclusions

Historical Studies in Education December 2013 UK 296pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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The Development of Yoruba Candomble Communities in Salvador, Bahia, 1835-1986 Miguel Alonso, Nassau Community College, USA This project is an attempt to bring together the many fragments of history concerning the Yoruba religious community and their rise to prominence in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil, from the mid-nineteenth to the late-twentieth centuries.

Contents: 1. A New Beginning * 2. Dispersal * 3. The River Never Rests * 4. Into the Light

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From Monocultural Mestizaje to Multiculturalism Edited by Jean Muteba Rahier, Florida International University, USA ‘A landmark study that provides a model for future research in a historically marginalized field. Highly recommended.’ - CHOICE Drawing from a wide spectrum of disciplines, the essays in this collection examine in different national contexts the consequences of the "Latin American multicultural turn" in Afro Latino social movements of the past two decades.

Editor: Lourdes Torres, Latin American and Latino Studies, DePaul University

ISSN: 14763435 / EISSN: 14763443 For more information about this journal, please go to www.palgrave-journals.com/lst

Memory and Transitional Justice in Argentina and Uruguay Lessa, Memory and Transitional in Argentina and Uruguay Memory and Transitional Justice inJustice Argentina and Uruguay, Lessa

Against Impunity Francesca Lessa, University of Oxford, UK 'A novel contribution to transitional justice. Lessa blends nuanced analysis of political memory of the authoritarian past with an in-depth study of decisions regarding the full range of institutional mechanisms (i.e., truth commissions, trials, amnesty, reparations) used to deal with that past.' - Leigh A. Payne, University of Oxford, UK This interdisciplinary study explores the interaction between memory and transitional justice in post-dictatorship Argentina and Uruguay and develops a theoretical framework for bringing these two fields of study together through the concept of critical junctures.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Theoretical Framework: Critical Junctures, Transitional Justice, and Memory Narratives * 2. The Downward Spiral toward Dictatorship * 3. Transitional Justice in Argentina (1983–2012): A Global Protagonist with Its Ups and Downs * 4. Reconciliation versus Justice: Entwining Memory and Transitional Justice in Argentina * 5. Transitional Justice in Uruguay (1985–2012): Latecomer or Unique? * 6. Pacification or Impunity? The Ley de Caducidad and the Interweaving of Memory and Transitional Justice in Uruguay * Conclusion

Memory Politics and Transitional Justice December 2014 UK 336pp Paperback Canadian Rights

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Rahier, Black Social Movements in Latin America Black Social Movements in Latin America, Rahier

, Latino Studies

Latino Studies has established itself as the leading, international peer-reviewed journal for advancing interdisciplinary scholarship about the lived experience and struggles of Latinas and Latinos for equality, representation, and social justice.

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Contents: 1. Introduction: Black Social Movements in Latin America: From Monocultural Mestizaje and ‘Invisibility’ to Multiculturalism and State Corporatism/Cooptation; J.M.Rahier * PART I: SETTING UP THE STAGE * 2. Afro In/Exclusion, Resistance, and the ‘Progressive’ State: (De)colonial Struggles, Questions, and Reflections; C.Walsh * 3. International Organizations and the Human Rights of Afro Latin Americans: The Case of UNESCO; P.M.Fontaine * PART II: A FOCUS ON CENTRAL AMERICA * 4. Garifuna Activism and the Corporatist Honduran State since the 2009 Coup; M.Anderson * 5.

The Afro-Guatemalan Political Mobilization: Between Identity Construction Processes, Global Influences, and Institutionalization; C.Agudelo * PART III: A FOCUS ON THE ANDEAN REGION * 6. The Quest for a Counter-Space in the Colombian Pacific Coast Region: Towards Alternative Black Territorialities or Cooptation by Dominant Power?; U.Oslender * 7. Multicultural Politics for Afro-Colombians: An Articulation ‘Without Guarantees’; R.Cardenas * 8. The Afroecuadorian Social Movement: Between Empowerment and Cooptation; C.Torre and J.A.Sanchez * 9. Does ‘Still Relatively Invisible’ Mean ‘Less Likely to be Co-opted’? Reflections on the Afro-Peruvian Case; S.Greene * 10. Interview of María Alexandra Ocles Padilla, Former Minister, Secretaría de Pueblos, Movimientos Sociales y Participación Ciudadana, Ecuador; J.M.Rahier and M.Prosper * PART IV: A FOCUS ON THE BRAZILIAN EXPERIENCES * 11. State and Social Movements in Brazil: An Analysis of the Participation of Black Intellectuals in State Agencies; C.B.R. - Silva * 12. From the Black Councils to the Federal Special Secretary for the Adoption of Policies that Promote Racial Equality (SEPPIR): New Identities of the Black Brazilian Movement; J.Silva * 13. Interview of Maria Inês Barbosa, Former Vice-Minister, Secretaria Especial de Políticas de Promoção da Igualdade Racial (SEPPIR), Brazil; J.M.Rahier December 2014 UK 272pp Paperback Canadian Rights

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middle eastern RIGHThistory HEADER Middle Eastern History

Formation of the Turkish Nation-State, 1920-1938

Ottoman High Politics and the Ulema Household Michael Nizri, Ariel University, Israel In the 17th century, the elite household (kapı) became the focal point of Ottoman elite politics and socialization. It was a cultural melting pot, bringing together individuals of varied backgrounds through empire-wide patronage networks. This book investigates the layers of kapı power, through the example of Şeyhülislam Feyzullah Efendielite.

Yeşim Bayar, McGill University, Canada This book is a historical sociological examination of the formulation and institutionalization of Turkish nationhood during the early Republic (1920-1938).

Focusing on the language, education, and citizenship policies advanced during the period, it looks at how the Republican elite situated different ethnic, linguistic, and religious groups.

Contents: 1. Introduction * 2. Ottoman Empire and the Road to the Republic * 3. Politics of Language and Building the Nation * 4. Politics of Education and Building the Nation * 5. Politics of Citizenship and Building the Nation * 6. Conclusion

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Contents: Introduction * 1. Life of Feyzullah Efendi: A Typical Rocky Career Path of an Alim * 2. The Formation and Consolidation of the Kapı (Grandee Household) * 3. The Rise of the Household to Hegemonic Status * 4. Household Property, Sources of Income, and Economic Activity * 5. The Contribution of Waqfs to the Preservation of the Power and Wealth of Households April 2014 UK 256pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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The Role of Ideology in Syrian-US Relations Gani, The of Ideology in Syrian-US Relations The Role ofRole Ideology in Syrian-US Relations, Gani

Conflict and Cooperation

Yitzhak Rabin Derfler, Yitzhak Rabin Yitzhak Rabin, Derfler

A Political Biography Leslie Derfler, Florida Atlantic University, USA 'Dr. Derfler's study of Rabin represents a significant contribution to our understanding of this important Israeli leader. Derfler's treatment of Rabin's role in the events leading up to 1967, as well as his interpretation of how Rabin laid the foundations of the Sadat-Begin accord, will be surprising to many students of Israeli history. Recommended reading.' - Henry Abramson, Dean of Academic Affairs and Student Services, Touro College South, USA A political and analytical biography, this book examines Yizhak Rabin's longtime leadership of the military and his political direction of the Jewish state, as well as his efforts to secure a peace with Egypt and with the Palestinians.

Contents: Preface * 1. Soldier * 2. Hero * 3. Ambassador * 4. Prime Minister * 5. Termination * 6. Interment * 7. Defense Minister * 8. Intifada * 9. Resurrection * 10..Oslo * 11. Assassination * Epilogue January 2014 UK 240pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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J. K. Gani, LSE, UK 'J.K. Gani's book will take its place with the handful of classics written on Syria-US relations. Based on US archival evidence and memoirs of diplomats and leaders, it throws new light on US policy and perceptions and evinces an empathic understanding of Syria's frustrations with Washington's inability to pursue an even-handed approach to the Arab-Israeli conflict. Particularly masterful is Gani's dissection of the failure of the Syrian-Israel peace negotiations - a tour d' force that will make this volume indispensable to students of diplomacy in the Arab-Israel conflict.’ Raymond Hinnebusch, University of St. Andrews, UK A study of US-Syria relations, this book analyzes the legacy of mistrust between the two states and continuities and discontinuities over time. It challenges the purely realist and power-political explanation that is dominant and points to a politically embedded set of ideas rooted in anti-colonial Arab nationalist ideology.

Contents: PART I: THE EMERGENCE OF US-SYRIAN RELATIONS: FROM TRUMAN TO KENNEDY * 1. The Rise of the US and the Roots of Syrian Mistrust * 2. Independence, Coups and Revolution * PART II: SYRIA’S ISOLATION AND THE BIRTH OF THE US-ISRAELI SPECIAL RELATIONSHIP * 3. The 1967 Arab-Israeli War * 4. Syria’s post-war position and policy towards the US * PART III: US-SYRIAN ENGAGEMENT: DISENGAGEMENT TALKS 1973 – 75 * 5. Initiating Peace Talks * 6. From Compromise to Breakdown * PART IV: US-SYRIAN COOPERATION IN THE POST-COLD WAR ERA * 7. The Gulf War and Search for Comprehensive Peace * 8. Failure of the Madrid Process

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LEFT HEADER middle eastern history The Politics of Teaching Palestine to Americans

The Persian Gulf in Modern Times

Knopf-Newman, The of to Teaching Palestine to Americans The Politics of TeachingPolitics Palestine Americans, Knopf-Newman

Potter, The Persian Gulf inTimes, Potter Modern Times The Persian Gulf in Modern

Addressing Pedagogical Strategies

People, Ports and History

Marcy Jane Knopf-Newman, USA ‘A must for those committed to a decolonizing pedagogy and curriculum grounded in social justice.

This brilliant and important work is instructive in every sense of the word.’ - J. Kēhaulani Kauanui, Associate Professor of American Studies and Anthropology, Wesleyan University, USA Inspired by Howard Zinn's method of teaching the voices of the oppressed, The Politics of Teaching Palestine to Americans adopts this approach, exploring pedagogical methods and a social justice framework for using Palestinian culture to inspire teachers and students to understand Palestine.

Contents: Introduction * 1. On American Zionist Education * 2.

Separate and Unequal: On Coexistence * 3. Narrating the Nakba, Teaching Palestine * 4. Hip-Hop Education and Palestine Solidarity * Conclusion December 2013 UK 292pp Paperback Canadian Rights

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Childhood and Colonial Modernity in Egypt Heidi Morrison, University of Wisconsin, USA This book examines the transformations of Egyptian childhoods that occurred across gender, class, and rural/ urban divides. It also questions the role of nostalgia and representation of childhood in illuminating key underlying political, social, and cultural developments in Egypt.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Reforming Childhood in the Context of Colonialism * 2. Nation-Building and the Redefinition of the Child * 3. Child-Rearing and Class * 4. Girls and the Building of Modern Egypt * 5. Constructing National Identity through Autobiographical Memory * Conclusion * Bibliography

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Edited by Lawrence G. Potter, Columbia University, USA This book explores the historiography, ports, and peoples of the Persian Gulf over the past two centuries, offering a more inclusive history of the region than previously available. Restoring the history of minority communities which until now have been silenced, the book provides a corrective to the 'official story' put forward by modern states.

Contents: Introduction, Lawrence G. Potter * PART I: THE HISTORIOGRAPHY OF THE PERSIAN GULF * 1. Rethinking the History of Port Cities in the Gulf, Nelida Fuccaro * 2. Narrative and the Historian’s Craft in the Arabic Historiography of the Gulf, Fahad Ahmad Bishara * 3. The Historiography of the Persian Gulf: A Survey of the 19th and 20th Century Persian Sources, Gholam Reza Vatandoust * 4. Narrating the Gulf: Literary Evidence for History, Muhsin al-Musawi * PART II: PORT CITIES AND LITTORAL SOCIETY * 5. The Rise and Fall of Port Cities in the Persian Gulf, Lawrence G. Potter * 6. Muscat as a Port City, J. E. Peterson * 7. Bushehr: Southern Gateway to Iran, Willem Floor * 8. Inside a Gulf Port: The Dynamics of Urban Life in Pre-Oil Kuwait, Farah Al-Nakib * PART III: PEOPLES IN THE GULF * 9. Indian Communities in the Persian Gulf, c.

1500–1947, James Onley * 10. The Baluch as an Ethnic Group in the Persian Gulf Region, Carina Jahani * 11. ‘Purity and Confusion’: The Hawala between Persians and Arabs in the Contemporary Gulf, Ahmed al-Dailami * 12. The African Presence in Eastern Arabia, Matthew S. Hopper * 13.

Identity Transformations of African Communities in Iran, Behnaz A. Mirzai December 2014 UK 406pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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african, Pacific and australasian RIGHTHistory HEADER Africa, pacific and australasian history

Leadership in Post-Colonial Africa Trends Transformed by Independence

The Borderlands of South Sudan

Edited by Baba G. Jallow, Creighton University, USA

Authority and Identity in Contemporary and Historical Perspectives Edited by Christopher Vaughan, Durham University, UK, Mareike Schomerus, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK, Lotje de Vries, Radboud University, the Netherlands Moving beyond the current fixation on ‘state construction,’ the interdisciplinary work gathered here explores regulatory authority in South Sudan's borderlands from both contemporary and historical perspectives. Taken together, these studies show how emerging governance practices challenge the bounded categorizations of ‘state’ and ‘non-state.’

Contents: 1. Introduction: Negotiating Borders, Defining South Sudan; Mareike Schomerus, Lotje de Vries and Christopher Vaughan * 2. Too Much Water Under the Bridge: Internationalization of the Sudan – South Sudan Border and Local Demands for its Regulation; Øystein H. Rolandsen * 3. Unclear Lines: State and Non-state Actors in Abyei; Joshua Craze * 4.

Pastoralists, Conflicts and Politics: Aspects of South Sudan’s Kenyan Frontier; Immo Eulenberger * 5. The Nuba Political Predicament in Sudan(s): Seeking Resources Beyond Borders; Guma Kunda Komey * 6. Alternative Citizenship: The Nuer between Ethiopia and the Sudan; Dereje Feyissa * 7. The Rizeigat-Malual Borderland during the Condominium: The Limits of Legibility; Christopher Vaughan * 8. Pulling the Ropes: Convenient Indeterminacies and the Negotiation of Power at Kaya’s Border Checkpoint; Lotje de Vries * 9. State-making and Emerging Complexes of Power and Accumulation in the Southern Sudan-Kenyan Border Area: The Rise of a Thriving Cross-border Business Network; Anne Walraet * 10. Labour and the Making of Central African Borders; Edward Thomas * 11. Whatever happened to the ‘safe havens’? Imposing State Boundaries between the Sudanese Plains and the Ethiopian Highlands; Wendy James

Leadership in Post-Colonial Africa examines the leadership concepts and lessons that emerged during and after the attainment of independence with insightful studies of Africa's first female presidents, gangster elitism, Nelson Mandela, and beyond.

Contents: Table of Contents * Chapter One: Leadership in Post-Colonial Africa: An Introduction - Baba G. Jallow * Chapter Two: Hastings Kamuzu Banda: How the Cold War sustained bad leadership in Malawi, 1964 – 1994 - Paul Chiudza Banda * Chapter Three: Ahmed Sékou Touré: The tyrant hero – Muhammed Kamil * Chapter Four: The Quest to Reform the African State: The Case of William R. Tolbert Jr. of Liberia and Jerry Rawlings of Ghana – Maavi Norman * Chapter Five: ‘The Bishop is Governor Here’: Bishop Nicholas Djomo and Catholic Leadership in the Democratic Republic of the Congo – Jay Carney * Chapter Six: ‘I will be a humming bird’: Radical leadership lessons from Professor Wangari Maathai - Faith Ngunjiri * Chapter Seven: Nelson Mandela: Leadership and Reconciliation in South Africa - Daniel Lieberfeld * Chapter Eight: Power Distance, Patriarchy and the Cult of Liberia’s First Female President - Robtel Pailey * Chapter Nine: Female Presidents in Africa: New Norms in Leadership or Reflection of Current Practice - Dorcas Ettang * Chapter Ten: Leading Through a Medicinal Plant: African Women’s ‘Transforming Servant Leadership’ in Portland, Oregon – Evelyne Ello Hart * Chapter Eleven: From Election to Selection: Democracy, Leadership and Development in Nigeria - Edlyne E. Anugwom * Chapter Twelve: Academic leadership in Africa - Joseph Ayee

Palgrave Studies in African Leadership December 2014 UK 240pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Palgrave Series in African Borderlands Studies December 2013 UK 260pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Leadership in Colonial Africa Disruption of Traditional Frameworks and Pattern Edited by Baba G. Jallow, Creighton University, USA Leadership in Colonial Africa highlights colonial disruptions of traditional leadership patterns in Africa and how African leaders, traditional and nationalist, reacted to these disruptions.

Contents: Preface * 1. The Case for African Leadership Studies and Leadership in Colonial Africa: an Introduction; Baba G. Jallow * 2.

Chiefs and Protectorate Administration in Colonial Gambia, 1894 – 1965; Hassoum Ceesay * 3. Linking Anti-colonialism and Human Rights: The Activism and Advocacy of Nnamdi Azikiwe; Bonny Ibhawoh * 4. The Diplomatic Achievements of Amilcar Cabral: A Case Study of Effective Leadership in a Small African State; David Fistein * 5. The Warrior and the Wizard: The Leadership Legacies of Josiah Tongogara and Robert Mugabe during Zimbabwe’s Liberation Struggle; Nyasha M. GuramatunhuCooper * 6.

Voortrekker or State-Builder? John Vorster and the Challenges of Leadership in the Apartheid State; Jamie Miller * 7. Leadership and Liberation: Southern African reflections; Chris Saunders * 8.

W. E. B. Du Bois: Pan-African Leadership for Democracy and Peace; Phillip Luke Sinitiere

Iberian Visions of the Pacific Ocean, 1507-1899 Rainer Buschmann, California State University, USA 'This is a rigorous scholarly work in which archival research, printed sources from the time, and up to date secondary scholarship is deployed opportunely and clearly. The book is easy to read, very well organized and extremely informative... Academics and graduate students - historians of different fields, geographers, anthropologists, cultural studies practitioners, etc. - will profit a great deal from its innovative approach and its rich knowledge.' - Arturo Giraldez, University of the Pacific, USA In this work, Buschmann incorporates neglected Spanish visions into the European perceptions of the emerging Pacific world. The book argues that Spanish diplomats and intellectuals attempted to create an intellectual link between the Americas and the Pacific Ocean.

Contents: Introduction * 1. On Shrinking Continents and Expanding Oceans * 2. On Chronometers, Cartography, and Curiosity * 3. On Narrating the Pacific * 4. On Useful Information * 5. On History and Hydrography * 6. On the Rediscovery of the Americas * Epilogue: On the Lingering Spanish Lake * Bibliography * Endnotes

Palgrave Studies in Pacific History September 2014 UK 320pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Palgrave Studies in African Leadership December 2014 UK 224pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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LEFT HEADER african, Pacific and australasian History Science, Voyages, and Encounters in Oceania, 1511-1850 Bronwen Douglas, The Australian National University, Australia Blending global scope with local depth, this book throws new light on important themes. Spanning four centuries and vast space, it combines the history of ideas with particular histories of encounters between European voyagers and Indigenous people in Oceania (Island Southeast Asia, New Guinea, Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific Islands).

palgrave studies in the history of science and technology SERIES

Anglo-American Connections in Japanese Chemistry The Lab as Contact Zone Yoshiyuki Kikuchi, International Institute for Asian Studies (IIAS), the Netherlands 'In this fluent account of the dynamic interplay between individual English and American chemists and their Japanese students in three continents, Kikuchi provides a vivid analysis of how different styles of teaching and research affected attitudes to pure and applied chemistry. His brilliant demonstration of the different cultural functions of professors and assistants, and of the laboratory as a two-way contact zone for cultural exchanges, provides an important model for historians of chemistry.' - William Brock, Emeritus Professor of History of Science, University of Leicester, UK

Contents: Introduction: Indigenous Presence to the Science of Race * PART I: ‘INDIANS’, ‘NEGROES’, AND ‘SAVAGES’ IN TERRA AUSTRALIS * 1. Before Races: Barbarity, Civility, and Salvation in the Mar del Sur * 2. Towards Races: Ambivalent Encounters in the South Seas * 3. Seeing Races: Confronting ‘Savages’ in Terra Australis * PART II: RACE, CLASSIFICATION, AND ENCOUNTERS IN OCÉANIE * 4. Meeting Agency: Islanders, Voyagers, and Races in the Mer du Sud * 5. Races in the Field: Encounters and Taxonomy in the Grand Océan * 6. Raciology in Action: Phrenology, Polygenism, and Agency in Océanie * Conclusion: Race in 1850/Oceania in 1850

Palgrave Studies in Pacific History March 2014 UK 384pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Contents: 1. Japanese Chemistry Students in Britain and the United States in the 1860s * 2.

American and British Chemists and Lab-based Chemical Education in Early Meiji Japan * 3. The Making of Japanese Chemists in Japan, Britain, and the United States * 4. Defining Scientific and Technological Education in Chemistry in Japan, 1880-1886 * 5. Constructing a Pedagogical Space for Pure Chemistry at the Imperial University * 6. Making Use of a Pedagogical Space for Pure Chemistry * 7. Connecting Applied Chemistry Teaching to Manufacturing * Epilogue: Departure from Meiji Japanese Chemistry

Ivory and the Aesthetics of Modernity in Meiji Japan Martha Chaiklin, USA The opening of the ports of Japan in 1859 brought a flood of Japanese craft products to the world marketplace. For ivory it was a golden age. This book examines the role that ivory and ivory carvers played in the expression of nationalism and the development of sculpture in the later nineteenth and early twentieth century.

Contents: Preface * 1. Art, Ivory and the Meiji Period: An Introduction * 2. The Curiosity Shop: The Forces of Capitalism * 3.

Transformations of the Craftsman * 4. Individualism, Orthodoxy and the Evolution of Ivory Carving as Sculpture * 5. Ivory after Meiji: A Conclusion

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Climate, Science, and Colonization Histories from Australia and New Zealand Edited by James Beattie, University of Waikato, New Zealand, Emily O’Gorman, Macquarie University, Australia, Matthew Henry, Massey University, New Zealand Offering new historical understandings of human responses to climate and climate change, this cuttingedge volume explores the dynamic relationship between settlement, climate, and colonization, covering everything from the physical impact of climate on agriculture and land development to the development of ‘folk’ and government meteorologies.

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Contents: PART I: FRAMES * PART II: EVENTS * PART III: HUMAN CLIMATIC CHANGE * PART IV: CLIMATE UNDERSTANDINGS September 2014 UK 288pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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palgrave studies in world environmental history SERIES

Contemporary Africa

The East India Company and the Natural World

Challenges and Opportunities Edited by Toyin Falola, University of Texas, USA, Emmanuel Mbah, CUNY Staten Island, USA 60 years after independence, African nations still find it difficult to face a number of challenges, from establishing meaningful democratic institutions to establish social structures centered on the advancement of gender equality. This volume approaches these contemporary African challenges while combating a reflexive and facile Afro-Pessimism.

Contents: Introduction: Change and Continuity in Contemporary Africa; Toyin Falola and Emmanuel M. Mbah * PART I: COLONIAL AND NEOCOLONIAL LEGACIES * 1. Mau Mau Inventions and Reinventions; Mickie Mwanzia Koster * 2. Race and Social Islands in Kenya’s Urban Spaces; Brillian Besi Muhonja * 3. The Second World War and Africa’s Socio-Economic Infrastructures: a Case Study of the Nigerian Railroad System; Tokunbo A. Ayoola * 4. The Cold War and the Emergence of Economic Divergences: Africa and Asia Compared; S. U. Fwatshak * PART II: TRANSFORMATIONAL MOMENTS IN ECONOMIES AND CULTURES * 5. Africa’s Debt Burden and HIPC Initiative: Cameroon, from Challenges to Opportunity; Augustine Ayuk * 6. The Impact of Family Planning Programs on Poverty Alleviation in Cameroon; Consoler T. Teboh * 7. Music and the Politics of Culture in a South African Zulu HIV/AIDS Experience: Implications for ‘PostApartheid’ Discourse; Austin C. Okigbo * 8. A Parallel Evolution: The Southern Africa Project of the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights under Law, Apartheid, and American Civil Rights; Myra Ann Houser * 9. The Migration of Professionals from Africa: Assessing the Impact of ‘Brain Drain’ from the Continent; J K Mapulanga-Hulston * Conclusion: An Africa that Works; Toyin Falola and Emmanuel M. Mbah August 2014 UK August 2014 US 288pp Hardback £62.50 / $100.00 / CN$115.00 Canadian Rights

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Edited by Vinita Damodaran, University of Sussex, UK, Anna Winterbottom, University of Sussex, UK, Alan Lester, University of Sussex, UK This book is the first to explore the deep and lasting impacts of the largest colonial trading company, the British East India Company on the natural environment. The contributors – drawn from a wide range of academic disciplines - illuminate the relationship between colonial capital and the changing environment between 1600 and 1857.

Contents: Preface; Anna Winterbottom * Introduction: New Imperial and Environmental Histories of the Indian Ocean; Alan Lester * 1. Botanical Explorations and the East India Company: Revisiting Plant Colonialism; Deepak Kumar * 2. Botanical and Medical Networks of Madras, 1680-1720; Anna Winterbottom * 3. Robert Wright and his European Collaborators; Henry Noltie * 4. The East India Company, Famine and Ecological Conditions in Eighteenth Century Bengal; Vinita Damodaran * 5. The Climate of Bombay from 1799-1828 from Four Colonial Weather Diaries; George Adamson * 6. Mischievous Rivers and Evil Shoals: The English East India Company and the Colonial Resource Regime; Rohan D’Souza * 7. The Rafflesia in the Natural and Imperial Imagination of the East India Company in Southeast Asia; Timothy P. Barnard * 8. ‘A proper set of views’: The British East India Company and the Visualization of South-East Asia in the Late Eighteenth Century; Geoff Quilley * 9. Malay-Indonesian Materia Medica and Trans-Cultural Encounters; Jeyamalar Kathirithamby-Wells * 10. ‘’Units…of our mighty Indian Empire’: New Zealand/Indian Biological and Landscape Exchanges, 1830s-1890s’; James Beattie * 11. St Helena as a Microcosm of the East India Company World; Dick Grove * Afterword; Vinita Damodaran * Select Bibliography November 2014 UK 288pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Burning Table Mountain An Environmental History of Fire on the Cape Peninsula Simon Pooley, Imperial College London, UK 'Simon Pooley has produced a book that is not only fascinating, well written and excellently researched, but one which will be regarded as definitive for many years to come.' - Jane Carruthers, Emeritus Professor, University of South Africa This is an environmental history of humans and wildfire on the Cape Peninsula, from the practices of Khoikhoi herders to the conflagrations of January 2000. The book examines how the region's unique, famously diverse fynbos vegetation has been transformed since European colonial settlement, through urbanisation and biological modifications.

Building the Ghanaian State Kwame Nkrumah’s Symbolic Nationalism Harcourt Fuller, Georgia State University, USA Ghana has always held a position of primacy in the African political and historical imagination, due in no small part to the indelible impression left president Kwame Nkrumah. This study examines the symbolic strategies he used to construct the Ghanaian state through currency, stamps, museums, flags, and other public icons.

Contents: Introduction: The Symbolism of Ghanaian Nationalism * 1. Banal Symbols of the New Nation-State * 2. Philatelic Nationalism * 3. Economic Nationalism * 4. Civitatis Ghaniensis Conditor * 5. Exhibiting the Nation * 6. Monumental Nationalism * 7. Pan-African Nationalism * 8. The Downfall of Kwame Nkrumah * 9. The Death and Resurrection of Kwame Nkrumah * Conclusion: From Redeemer to Redeemed December 2014 UK 272pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Contents: Introduction * PART I: FIRE AT THE CAPE FROM PREHISTORY TO 1900 * 1. Fire at the Cape: From Prehistory to 1795 * 2. Fire at the Cape: British Colonial Rule, 1795–1900 * PART II: FYNBOS AND FIRE RESEARCH MANAGEMENT, C.1900–99 * 3. Science, Management, and Fire in fynbos: 1900–45 * 4. Science, Management, and Fire in fynbos: 1945–99 * PART III: FIRE ON THE CAPE PENINSULA, 1900–2000 * 5. Fire Geography and Urbanisation on the Cape Peninsula * 6. Conserving Table Mountain * 7. Afforestation, Plant Invasions and Fire * 8. Socio-Economic Causes of Fires: Population, Utilisation and Recreation * 9.

Fire on the Cape Peninsula, 1900–2000 * Conclusion * Appendix 1: Cape Peninsula vegetation * Appendix 2: Fire Causes September 2014 UK 320pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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LEFT HEADER african, Pacific and australasian History The Development of Managerial Culture

Cultural Representations of Massacre

A Comparative Study of Australia and Canada

Reinterpretations of the Mutiny of Senegal

Arthur J. Wolak, CMI Chat Media, Inc, Canada

Sabrina Parent, Faculte de Philosophie et Lettres, Universite Libre de Bruxelles 'With erudition, elegance, and sensitivity, Parent documents how writers, filmmakers, and poets over the years reinserted Thiaroye into African and French history and memory.' - Dina Sherzer, Professor Emeritus, French, Italian, and Comparative Literature, University of Texas at Austin, USA In this book, Parent puts together a history of representations of the 1944 mutiny in Senegal.

Combining firsthand analysis of the works and their intertextual interactions as well an external perspective, Parent engages with history, literature, film, poetics, and politics and highlights the importance of remembering the past.

The Development of Managerial Culture examines the differences in underlying values and cultural distinctions in managerial cultures in Australia and Canada.It offers commentary on differences in attitudes to managerial culture and industrial relations through a comparison of national character development to provide context and insight for readers.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Culture and Values * 2. National Character * 3. Class and Identity * 4. Australia’s Irish Factor * 5. Australian vs Canadian Managerial Styles * 6. Labor Power * 7.

Summing up Australian and Canadian Managerial Culture November 2014 UK 288pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Working Class Formation in Taiwan Fractured Solidarity in State-Owned Enterprises, 1945-2012 Ming-sho Ho, Taiwan University 'Theoretically informed and rich in empirical findings, this book provides a vivid portrait of the inter-class and intra-class dynamics of Taiwanese workers and their movements. The book compellingly tells a story of workers' resistance under the authoritarian rule and the upsurge of their movements with democratization of Taiwan. Ming-sho Ho's work also makes an important contribution to comparative studies of labor movements, especially to the under-researched area of comparative studies among non-Western countries.' - Akira Suzuki, Professor and Deputy Director, The Ohara Institute for Social Research, Hosei University, Japan This book offers a fresh look at Taiwan's state workers in from the postwar period to the present day and examines the rise and fall of labor insurgency in the past two decades. Challenging the conventional image of docile working class, it unearths a series of workers resistance, hidden and public, in a high authoritarian era.

Contents: 1. A Historical Institutionalist Approach to Working-Class Formation * 2. Researching Taiwan’s Industrial Workers * 3. Politics of Ethnicity: Neo-colonialism and Revolutionary Insurgency * 4. Politics of Partisanship: Party-State Mobilization and Ritualism * 5. Politics of Position: The Perverse Effect of Internal Labor Market Reform * 6. Moonlighting and Petty Bargaining * 7. From Social Movement Unionism to Economic Unionism * 8. Rethinking Institution, Solidarity, and Resistance June 2014 UK 272pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Contents: PART I: REPRESENTATIONS OF THIAROYE IN COLONIAL TIMES: ‘TYAROYE’

BY LÉOPOLD SÉDAR-SENGHOR AND ‘AUBE AFRICAINE’ BY FODEBA KEITA * PART II: REPRESENTATIONS OF THIAROYE IN THE POST-INDEPENDENCE ERA: THIAROYE TERRE ROUGE BY BOUBACAR BORIS DIOP, MORTS POUR LA FRANCE BY DOUMBI-FAKOLY, AND CAMP DE THIAROYE BY SEMBENE OUSMANE * PART III: REPRESENTATIONS OF THIAROYE IN A NEW ERA: L’AMI Y’A BON BY RACHID BOUCHAREB AND AUBE DE SANG BY CHEIKH FATY FAYE July 2014 UK 224pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Starvation and the State Famine, Slavery, and Power in Sudan, 1883–1956 Steven Serels, Harvard University, USA Sudan has historically suffered devastating famines that have powerfully reshaped its society. This study shows that food crises were the result of exploitative processes that transferred resources to a small group of beneficiaries, including British imperial agents and indigenous elites who went on to control the Sudanese state at independence.

Contents: 1. Introduction * 2. Famine and the Making of Sudan’s Northern Frontier, 1883-1896 * 3. The Red Sea Grain Market and British Strategy in Eastern Sudan and the Red Sea Hills, 1883-1888 * 4. The Sanat Sitta Famine in Eastern Sudan and the Red Sea Hills and the Decline of Bija Autonomy, 1889-1904 * 5. Slavery, AngloEgyptian Rule and the Development of the Unified Sudanese Grain Market, 1896-1913 * 6. Cotton and Grain as the Drivers of Economic Development, 1913-1940 * 7. Food Insecurity and the Transition to Independence, 1940-1956 * 8. Conclusion

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Catholicism in China, 1900-Present

Imperial and Postcolonial History

The Development of the Chinese Church Edited by Cindy Yik-yi Chu, Hong Kong Baptist University, Kowloon, Hong Kong This volume is the product of scholars of various backgrounds, specialties and agendas bringing forth their most treasured findings regarding the Chinese Catholic Church. The chapters in this book covering the church from 1900 to the present trace the development of the Church in China from many historical and disciplinary vantage points.

Contents: PART I: CATHOLIC MISSIONS IN LOCAL CHINA * PART II: RELIGION, POLITICS, AND CULTURE: CROSS-CULTURAL ISSUES IN THE CHINESE CATHOLIC CHURCH * PART III: CATHOLICISM AND POLITICS IN THE POST-MAO PERIOD November 2014 UK 288pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Philanthropy and Settler Colonialism Anne O’Brien, University of New South Wales, Australia 'In this timely, thoughtful, and deeply knowledgeable book, Anne O'Brien provides us with a much-needed long picture of modern philanthropy and welfare. She has deftly woven Indigenous and non‐Indigenous histories together, in an exemplary study of great scope and significance.' - Alison Bashford, Vere Harmsworth Professor of Imperial and Naval History, University of Cambridge, UK This book, the first long-range history of the voluntary sector in Australia and the first internationally to compare philanthropy for Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples in a settler society, explores how the race and gender ideologies embedded in philanthropy contributed to the construction of Australia's welfare state.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Government and the Philanthropic Disposition (1788-1830s) * 2. The Democratic Moment (1830s -1850) * 3. An ‘Age of Philanthropy’? (1850-1880s) * 4. Protection and Prevention (1890-1920) * 5. A Hand Up: The Problem of Independence (1920-1945) * 6.

Beyond Mere Welfare (1945-60s) * 7. ‘To Hell with Charity’? (1960s-1970s) * Epilogue November 2014 UK 304pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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The Origins of Bourbon Reform in Spanish South America, 1700-1763 Adrian J. Pearce, El Colegio de Méxo, Mexico Integrating the political and governmental histories of Spain and the American colonies, this book focuses on the political and governmental history of the Viceroyalty of Peru during the 'early Bourbon' period and provides a new interpretation of the period's broader significance within Spanish American history.

Contents: Introduction: The Early Bourbon Period in Spanish South America, An Interpretation * 1. Imperial Hiatus: War in Spain and Crisis in Peru, 1700 to 1720s * 2. Bourbon Rule and the Origins of Reform in Spain and the Colonies, 1700-1719 * 3. The First Cycle of Reform, 1710s to 1736: Spanish Atlantic Trade * 4. The First Cycle of Reform, 1710s to 1736: Government, Treasury, Mining, and the Church * 5. Reform Abated, 1736-1745 * 6. Reform Renewed: The Second Cycle, 1745-1763 * 7. Conclusions

Studies of the Americas August 2014 UK 288pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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LEFT HEADER imperial and postcolonial history cambridge imperial and post-colonial studies series

Atlantic Ports and the First Globalisation c. 1850-1930 Edited by Miguel Suárez Bosa, University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

George Padmore and Decolonization from Below

Port cities were the means through which cultural and economic exchange took place between continental societies and the maritime world. In examining the ports of Brazil, the Caribbean and West Africa, this volume will provide fresh insight into the meaning of the 'First Globalisation'.

Pan-Africanism, the Cold War, and the End of Empire Leslie James, University of Cambridge, UK This book argues that the rising tide of anti-colonialism after the 1930s should be considered a turning point not just in harnessing a new mood or feeling of unity, but primarily as one that viewed empire, racism, and economic degradation as part of a system that fundamentally required the application of strategy to their destruction.

Contents: Introduction: The Artful Anti-Colonialist * 1. Origins: ‘The Most Completely Political Negro’ * 2. Putting Empire in Black and White: Padmore’s Ideas about Race and Empire * 3. ‘The Long, Long Night is Over’: A War of Opportunity? * 4. Writing Anti-Imperial Solidarity from London: George Padmore’s Colonial Journalism, 1940-1951 * 5. The Psychological Moment: The Colonial Office, Pan-Africanism, and the Problem of the Soviet Union, 1946-1950 * 6. A Buttress for the ‘Beacon Light’ * 7. The Era of Padmore the ‘Outsider’: Nation, Diaspora, and Modernity, 1950-1956 * 8. Ghana, Death, and the Afterlife * Conclusion: ‘The Soliloquy of Africa’ October 2014 UK October 2014 US 288pp 8 b/w illustrations Hardback £60.00 / $90.00 / CN$104.00 Canadian Rights ebooks available

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Edited by Róisín Healy, National University of Ireland, Galway, Enrico Dal Lago, National University of Ireland, Galway

Informal empire is a key mechanism of control that explains much of the configuration of the modern world.

This book traces the broad outline of westernization through elite formations around the world in the modern era. It explains why the world is western and how formal empire describes only the tip of the iceberg of British and American power.

Contents: 1. Models of Global Transformation * 2. The Idea of Informal Empire * 3. The Palmerstonian Project * 4. Informal Empire and Africa * 5. Informal Empire and the Americas * 6.

Informal Empire and Asia * 7. Informal Empire and the Middle East * 8. United States and the Imperial Web * 9. Resistance

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The Shadow of Colonialism on Europe’s Modern Past

Gregory A. Barton, University of Western Sydney, Australia

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Informal Empire and the Rise of One World Culture

July 2014 UK 272pp Hardback Canadian Rights

Contents: 1. Atlantic ports: A Theoretical Model; Miguel Suárez Bosa * 2. The Ports of the Canary Islands: The Challenges of Modernity; Luis Gabriel Cabrera Armas * 3. Porto Grande of S. Vicente: The Coal Business on an Atlantic Island; Ana Prata * 4.

The Port of Casablanca in the First Stage of the Protectorate; Miguel Suárez Bosa and Leila Maziane * 5. The Port of Dakar: Technological Evolution, Management and Commercial Activity; Daniel Castillo Hidalgo * 6. The Port of Lagos, 1850-1929: The Rise of West Africa’s Leading Seaport; Ayodeji Olukoju * 7. Port of Havana: The Gateway of Cuba (1850-1920); Francisco Suárez Viera * 8. Port of La Guaira: From Public to Private Management; Catalina Banko * 9. The Emergence of Santos as a Port of Coffee (1869-1914); Cezar Teixeira Honorato and Luiz Cláudio M. Ribeiro

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Through a range of case studies from eastern and western Europe, this book breaks new ground in investigating the extent to which European peoples living within Europe were also subjected to the ideologies and practices of colonialism.

Contents: PART I: DEBATING COLONIALISMS * 1. Investigating Colonialism within Europe; Róisín Healy and Enrico Dal Lago * 2. Is there a Classical Colonialism?; Mridu Rai * 3. Exemplar, Outlier, Impostor? A Reflection on Ireland and the Discourses of Colonialism; Gearóid Ó Tuathaigh * PART II: COLONIALISM AS NATIONALISATION? * 4. Italian Unification and the Mezzogiorno: Colonialism in One Country?; Enrico Dal Lago * 5. Language Policies in the Duchy of Schleswig under Denmark and Prussia; Nils Langer * 6. German-annexed Alsace and Imperial Germany: A Process of Colonisation?; Detmar Klein * 7. From Commonwealth to Colony?

Poland under Prussia; Róisín Healy * 8. Colonialism in the Polish Eastern Borderlands, 1919-1939; Christoph Mick * 9. The French of Algeria: Can the Colonisers be Colonised?; Aoife Connolly * 10.

Bosnia-Herzegovina, 1878-1918: A Colony of a Multinational Empire; Clemens Ruthner * PART III: COLONIALISM UNDER COMMUNISM * 11. From Imperial Russia to Colonial Ukraine; Mark von Hagen * 12. Maps of the Borderlands: Russia and Ukraine; Guido Hausmann * 13. Layered Colonialism: Polonisation and Sovietisation in Poland’s Recovered Territories; Paul McNamara * 14. Sovietisation, Imperial Rule and the Stalinist Leader Cult in Central and Eastern Europe; Balázs Apor October 2014 UK October 2014 US 256pp 7 maps Hardback £60.00 / $90.00 / CN$104.00 Canadian Rights ebooks available

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imperial and postcolonial RIGHThistory HEADER Vice in the Barracks

Insanity, Race and Colonialism

Medicine, the Military and the Making of Colonial India, 1780-1868

Managing Mental Disorder in the Post-Emancipation British Caribbean, 1838-1914

Erica Wald, Goldsmiths, University of London, UK This book examines the colonial state's approach to venereal disease and 'vice'-driven health risks in the first half of the nineteenth century. Further, it shows that these decisions had wide-ranging and often surprising consequences not simply for the army itself, but for India and the empire more broadly.

Contents: Introduction * 1. The East India Company, The Army and Indian Society * 2. Experiments in Venereal Disease Control, 1797-1831 * 3. Medicine and Disease in an ‘Age of Reform’ * 4. The Body of the Soldier and Space of the Cantonment * 5. ‘Unofficial’ Responses to Lock Hospital Closure, 1835-1868 * Conclusion

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Labour and the Decolonization Struggle in Trinidad and Tobago

Leonard Smith, University of Birmingham, UK 'A richly-researched and wide-ranging study, that forces readers to think again about the history of psychiatry, about empire, and about its impact on the Caribbean.' - James H. Mills, Professor of Modern History, Centre for the Social History Of Health and Healthcare (CSHHH) Glasgow, University of Strathclyde, UK Despite emancipation from the evils of enslavement in 1838, most people of African origin in the British West Indian colonies continued to suffer serious material deprivation and racial oppression. This book examines the management and treatment of those who became insane, in the period until the Great War. Contents: Introduction * 1. Origins of Institutions for the Insane in the British West Indies * 2. The Early Lunatic Asylums * 3. Scandal in Jamaica - The Kingston Lunatic Asylum * 4. Reform - The Jamaica Lunatic Asylum * 5. Colonial Asylums in Transition * 6. Pathways to the Asylum * 7. The Patient Challenge * 8. The Colonial Asylum Regime * Conclusion October 2014 UK October 2014 US 288pp 7 b/w illustrations Hardback £60.00 / $90.00 / CN$104.00 Canadian Rights ebooks available

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Jerome Teelucksingh, University of the West Indies This book provides evidence that Labour in Trinidad and Tobago played a vital role in undermining British colonialism and advocating for federation and selfgovernment. Furthermore, there is emphasis on the pioneering efforts of the Labour movement in party politics, social justice, and working class solidarity.

Contents: Introduction: Labour in the Nineteenth Century * 1.

The Pioneers: Organised Labour 1894-1920 * 2. Early Years: The Trinidad Workingmen’s Association * 3. Involvement of Labour in Politics 1925-1938 * 4 Labour’s voices in the Legislative Council 1925-1938 * 5. Rise of the Trinidad Labour Party * 6. Demands for Self-Government and Federation * Conclusion December 2014 UK 240pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Kourou and the Struggle for a French America Marion F. Godfroy, Université de la Sorbonne Paris I, France

Imperial Culture in Antipodean Cities, 1880-1939 John Griffiths, Massey University, New Zealand

Kourou was to be a wonderful revenge, a French colony in America after the Seven Years War in 1763. However, the fantastic ideal became a grand failure and political disaster, marking the end of the French attempts for an American colony.

Drawing on a wealth of primary and secondary sources, this book explores how far imperial culture penetrated antipodean city institutions. It argues that far from imperial saturation, the city 'Down Under' was remarkably untouched by the Empire.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Farewell Quebec * 2. The Kingdom of the Golden King * 3. Americas * 4. White Colony * 5. Forces Present * 6. Mirages * 7. From the Rhine to the Atlantic * 8.

Disaster Ahead * 9. Kourou * 10. The Trap was Sprung * 11.

Turgot’s Disgrace * Conclusion

Contents: Introduction * 1. From Imperial Federation to the Empty Pavilion: Empire Sentiment in British World Cities 18801914 * 2. Imperial Identity in Antipodean Cities during the Great War and its Aftermath 1914-30 * 3. Empire City- Global City?

North American Culture in the Antipodean City c.1880-1939 * 4. A Part or Apart? Attitudes to Empire in the Antipodean Press c.1880s-1930s * 5. Uniform Diversity? Youth Organisations in the Antipodes c. 1880-1940 * 6. Ceremonial Days, Imperial Culture, Schools and Exhibitions c.1900-1935 * 7. The Branch Life of Empire: Imperial Loyalty Leagues in Antipodean Cities c.1900-1939. Comparisons and Contrasts with the British Model * Conclusions March 2014 UK 328pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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War, Culture and Society, 1750-1850 December 2014 UK 256pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Mobilizing Zanzibari Women The Struggle for Respectability and Self-Reliance in Colonial East Africa Corrie Decker, University of California, Davis, USA The experiences of African women in the era before independence remain a woefully understudied facet of African history. This innovative and carefully argued study thus adds tremendously to our understanding of colonial history by focusing on women's education, professionalization, and political mobilization in the East African islands of Zanzibar.

Sport and the British World, 1900-1930 Amateurism and National Identity in Australasia and Beyond Erik Nielsen, University of New South Wales, Australia This book provides a lively study of the role that Australians and New Zealanders played in defining the British sporting concept of amateurism. In doing so, they contributed to understandings of wider British identity across the sporting world.

Contents: 1. Introduction * 2. The Commercialisation of Australasian Amateur Athletics * 3. The Role of Race and Class in Defining the Australasian Amateur Community * 4.

‘Imperialism and Nationalism in Action’? Reconfiguring the Athletic Relationship with Britain * 5. North American Cousins: Relations with the United States and Canada * 6. A Question of Nationalism? The Dissolution of the Australasian Amateur Athletic Relationship * Conclusion June 2014 UK 272pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Contents: Introduction * 1. Inducting Girls into the Regime of Respectability * 2. Training Girls for Colonial Development *3.

Writing Self-Reliance in Respectability * 4. Developing Agents of Mobility* 5. Mobilizing Women during the Time of Politics *Conclusion November 2014 UK 288pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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imperial and postcolonial RIGHThistory HEADER Sailors, Slaves, and Immigrants

After the Empires

Bondage in the Indian Ocean World, 1750-1914

The Dissolution of Foreign Powers and the Creation of New States in East Asia

Alessandro Stanziani, CNRS, France Slaves, convicts, and unfree immigrants have traveled the oceans throughout human history, but the conventional Atlantic World historical paradigm has narrowed our understanding of modernity. This provocative study contrasts the Atlantic conflation of freedom and the sea with the complex relationships in the Indian Ocean in the long 19th century.

P. W. Preston, University of Birmingham, UK

Contents: 1. Colonial Studies, Area Studies, and the Historical Meaning of the Indian Ocean * 2. Seamen in France and the French Empire: Heirs to the Galley Slave or Forerunners of the Social Security System? * 3. Sailors in the British Empire * 4. Slaveries and Emancipation * 5. Immigrants and Planters in the Reunion Island * 6. From British Servants to Indentured Immigrants: The Case of Mauritius

Contents: 1. State-Empires and the Shift to the Modern World * 2.

State-Empire Systems: The Players * 3. State-Empire Systems: The Logics * 4. State-Empire Systems: The Fracture Lines * 5. General Crisis: System Failure and Collapse * 6. State-Empire Dissolution * 7. After the State-Empires: Territories, States, Nations and Development * 8. Powerful Regions and the Surprising Costs of Success

Palgrave Series in Indian Ocean World Studies September 2014 UK 196pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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The shift to the modern world in East Asia was accomplished in part via the experience of colonial rule in the late nineteenth century. Following imperial crisis in the 1930s and 1940s, independent nation states formed from which the political structure of East Asia is based today.

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Education and Emotions in South India and Denmark

McLain, Gender and in Violence in British India Gender and Violence British India, McLain

The Road to Amritsar, 1914-1919

Karen Vallgårda, University of Copenhagen, Denmark

Robert McLain, California State University Fullerton, USA

Making an important addition to the highly Britaindominated field of imperial studies, this book shows that, like numerous other evangelicals operating throughout the colonized world at this time, Danish missionaries invested remarkable resources in the education of different categories children in both India and Denmark.

In British India, the years during and following World War I saw imperial unity deteriorate into a bitter dispute over ‘native’ effeminacy and India’s postwar fitness for self-rule. This study demonstrates that increasingly ferocious dispute culminated in the actual physical violence of the Amritsar Massacre of 1919.

Contents: Introduction 1. Children and the Discordance of Colonial Conversions * 2. Controversy and Collapse: On Christian Day Schools * 3. Raising Two Categories of Children * 4. Tying Children to God with Love * 5. Science, Morality, Care, and Control * 6. Emotional Labor of Loss * 7. Planting Seeds in Young Hearts * Epilogue: The Productive Figure of the Universal Child * Appendix 1: Glossary * Appendix 2: Overview over Mission Stations

Contents: 1. Strategies of Inclusion: Lajpat Rai and the Critique of the British Raj * 2. Gandhi’s War * 3. Measures of Manliness: The Martial Races and the Politics of ‘Native’ Effeminacy * 4. Frontline Masculinity: The Indian Soldier at War * 5. Rhetorical Violence and the Road to Amritsar

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Imperial Childhoods and Christian Mission

Gender and Violence in British India

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LEFT HEADER imperial and postcolonial history

Messianism Against Christology

Communications, Media and the Imperial Experience

Resistance Movements, Folk Arts, and Empire James W. Perkinson, Marygrove College, USA and Social Ethics, Ecumenical Theological Seminary, USA The book is a collection of essays exploring questions of freedom, justice, representation and identity as these arise in various historical moments both inside and outside of normative christological discourse about Jesus. The basic thesis is that messianic talk about Jesus in 1st century Palestinian through the imperial cult after Constantine.

Contents: Introduction: Soteriological Humility in the Encounter of Religions * PART I: BIBLICAL ‘CHRISTOLOGIES’ * 1. ProtoMessianisms: Abel, Abraham, Moses, and Elijah * 2. Underneath the Text: Samaritan Jesus and Syro-Phoenician Logos * PART II: COUNTER-ROMAN-IMPERIAL MESSIANISMS * 3. Ethiopian Amulet Deflecting the Eye of Evil * 4. Celtic Peregrinatio in the Margins of Classical Illuminatio * 5. Medieval Martyr’s Bones Echoing Provencal Phonolyte Stones * PART III: COUNTER-EURO-COLONIAL MESSIANISMS * 6. Slave Jesus Troping Master Jesus in Postcolonial America * 7. Ogu’s Iron ‘Revolutionizing’ Jesus’ Irony in Haiti * 8. Filipino Pasyon Defying Euro Reason * 9. South American Trance Jesus Flowering From Catholic and Evangelical Christs * 10. African Arborial Spirits Appropriating Colonial Mission Christs * Conclusion: Imperial Exorcisms

New Approaches to Religion and Power December 2013 UK 280pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Transnational Book Groups and the Reception of Difference James Procter, Newcastle University, UK, Bethan Benwell, University of Stirling, UK 'What a good read! Or is that because I'm an academic reader? A book that crosses so many important boundaries, including lay and professional readers, readership across national, social and cultural boundaries, genres, and ethnicities. An exemplary interdisciplinary study especially for those in literary, postcolonial and discourse studies.' - Geoff Hall, Professor and Head of English, University of Nottingham, UK Combining sustained empirical analysis of reading group conversations with four case studies of classic and contemporary novels: Things Fall Apart, White Teeth, Brick Lane and Small Island, this book pursues what can be gained through a comparative approach to reading and readerships.

Contents: List of Illustrations * Acknowledgements * Transcription Key * Notes on Book Groups * 1. Introduction * 2. Professional and Lay Readers * 3. Remote Reading * 4. Reading and Realism * 5. Reading in the Literary Market Place * 6. Reading as a Social Practice – Race Talk * Appendices * Endnotes * Bibliography * Index

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Chandrika Kaul, University of St Andrews, Scotland Presenting a communicational perspective on the British empire in India during the 20th century, the book seeks to examine how, and explain why, British proconsuls, civil servants and even the monarch George V, as well as Indian nationalists, interacted with the media, primarily British and American, and with what consequences.

Contents: 1. Communications, Media and the Imperial Experience: Perspectives and Perceptions * 2. Coronation, Colonialism and Cultures of Control: The Delhi Durbar, 1911 * 3. India as Viewed by the American Media: Chicago Daily Tribune, William Shirer and Gandhian nationalism 1930-31 * 4. ‘Invisible Empire Tie’: Broadcasting and the British Raj in the inter-war years * 5. ‘Operation Seduction’: Mountbatten, the Media and Decolonisation in 1947 * 6. Concluding remarks November 2014 UK 272pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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The Scottish Nation at Empire’s End

Reading Across Worlds

November 2014 UK 272pp Hardback Canadian Rights

Britain and India in the Twentieth Century

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Bryan Glass, Texas State University, USA 'There are now a number of theories relating to the relationship between Britain and its empire. Some suggest that the British took a keen interest in their colonies, not just as places of settlement but also in terms of their importance to the economy and status of the UK. Others take the line that the British were largely indifferent both to their role as an imperial people and to the territories marked in red upon the map. Recently, there has been a suggestion that the empire served to emphasise the identity of the 'four nations' of the British and Hibernian Isles – English, Scottish, Irish and Welsh. This excellent book makes a major contribution to all these debates. Using a striking range of sources and archives, including oral evidence... The result is a book which should take its place as a truly significant work about the important domestic dimensions of imperial history.' - John M. MacKenzie, Emeritus Professor of Imperial History, Lancaster University, USA, Honorary Professor, University of St. Andrews The rise and fall of the British Empire profoundly shaped the history of modern Scotland and the identity of its people. By examining the opinions of Scots towards the empire from numerous professional and personal backgrounds, Scotland emerges as a nation inextricably linked to the British Empire.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Scottish Business and Empire * 2. The Church and the Empire * 3.

Debating the Empire in Public * 4. Covering the Empire in Print * 5. Teaching the Empire * 6.

Witnesses to Decolonization* Epilogue June 2014 UK 288pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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global and transnational RIGHThistory HEADER Global and Transnational History

Nations Divided American Jews and the Struggle over Apartheid

China and Global Capitalism

Marjorie N. Feld, Babson College, USA 'Nations Divided examines the controversy among American Jewish activists and organizations over South African apartheid. Marjorie Feld illuminates the contradictions among the Jewish commitment to social justice, unwavering support for Israel, and how best to pressure the racist regime in South Africa.

Feld's focus on the politics of identity, solidarity and nationalism deepens our understanding of the multicultural connections across transnational struggles against oppression.' - David Hostetter, author of Movement Matters: American Antiapartheid Activism and the Rise of Multicultural Politics (2005) A pioneering study of American Jewish involvement in the fight against racial injustice in South Africa.

Reflections on Marxism, History, and Contemporary Politics Lin Chun, London School of Economics, UK 'A ringing political manifesto for a reinvigorated socialism. Lin Chun is no starry eyed dreamer. She offers pragmatic hope, a must for our times. China and Global Capitalism calls on all of us to have a pessimism of the intellect and an optimism of the will.' - Lisa Rofel, author of Desiring China: Experiments in Neoliberalism, Sexuality, and Public Culture In this concise historical and conceptual analysis of China's evolving position in a world defined predominantly by global capitalist development, Lin offers a critical review of relevant debates and discusses the imperative and feasibility of a socialist Chinese model, reconstructed, as an alternative to standardized modernity at an impasse.

Contents: PART I * 1. Positioning China in World Capitalist Development * 2. Debating History: from ‘Oriental Society’ to ‘Great Divergence’ * PART II * 3. Chinese Socialism and Global Capitalism * 4. The Politics of China’s Self-positioning * 5. Can There Be a Chinese Model? * 6. Class, Direct Producers, and the Impasse of Modernization * 7. The Rise of the Social: for a Communist Moral Economy * PART III * 8. Toward a Historical Materialist Universalism * 9.

Marxism and the Interpretation of China December 2013 UK 276pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Contents: Introduction: Apartheid and American Jews * Chapter One: Postwar Conflicts over Racial Justice * Chapter Two: American Zionism and African Liberation * Chapter Three: Jews or Radicals? * Chapter Four: ‘South Africa Needs Friends’: Cold War Narratives and * CounterNarratives * Chapter Five: Jewish Women, Zionism, and Apartheid * Chapter Six: New Agendas: The Organizational Jewish Response to Apartheid * Chapter Seven: ‘Our South Africa Moment’: American Jews’ Struggles with * Apartheid, Zionism, and Divestment * Bibliography July 2014 UK 244pp Hardback Paperback Canadian Rights

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Transnational Islam in Interwar Europe Muslim Activists and Thinkers

Germany and China

Edited by Götz Nordbruch, Georg Eckert Institute for International Textbook Research, Germany, Umar Ryad, University of Utrecht, the Netherlands

Transnational Encounters since the Eighteenth Century Joanne Miyang Cho, William Paterson University, USA,David M. Crowe, Elon University, USA Combining transcultural and comparative approaches, the essays collected here exemplify the emerging field of German-Asian studies. Here, specialists examine the multi-faceted ties between the various German states and China over the past two centuries, as well as more personal relationships during an important period in both countries' histories.

Contents: PART I: BETWEEN SINOPHILIA AND SINOPHOBIA: THE LATE ENLIGHTENMENT TO WORLD WAR I * PART II: THE UNCERTAIN PARTNERSHIP: CHINA AND GERMANY, 1918-1945 * PART III: SINO-GERMAN RELATIONS AFTER 1945 November 2014 UK 288pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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The book examines Muslim-European interactions in the interwar period and provides original insights into the emergence of geopolitical and intellectual East–West networks that transcended national, cultural, and linguistic borders.

Contents: Introduction: Towards a Transnational History of Islam and Muslims in Interwar Europe; Götz Nordbruch and Umar Ryad * 1. The Making of Muslim Communities in Western Europe, 1914-1939; David Motadel * 2. Transnational Connections and the Building of an Albanian and European Islam in Interwar Albania; Nathalie Clayer * 3. Two ‘Ulama Travelling to Europe in the Beginning of the 20th Century: Muhammad al-Wartatani and Muhammad al-Sa’ih; Richard van Leeuwen * 4. Arab Scholars at the Institut de droit comparé in Lyon: Re-reading the History of Arab-European Intellectual Encounters in the Interwar period; Götz Nordbruch * 5. A Salafi Student, Orientalist Scholarship, and Radio Berlin in Nazi Germany: Taqi al-Din al-Hilali and His Experiences in the West; Umar Ryad * 6. Iranian Journals in Berlin during the Interwar Period; Mohammed Alsulami * 7. Maulana Barkatullah Bhopali and His Worlds: Pan-Islam, Colonialism and Radical politics; Humayun Ansari * 8. Victims, Wives, and Concubines: The Spanish Civil War and Relations between Moroccan Troops and Spanish Women; Ali al-Tuma

The Modern Muslim World June 2014 UK 246pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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LEFT HEADER global and transnational history palgrave macmillan transnational history SERIES

International Organizations and Development, 1945-1990 Edited by Marc Frey, Bundeswehr University Munich, Germany, Sönke Kunkel, German Science Foundation (DFG), Germany, Corinna R. Unger, Jacobs University Bremen, Germany This volume explores how international organizations became involved in the making of global development policy, and looks at the driving forces and dynamics behind that process, critically assessing the consequences their policies have had around the world.

Contents: 1. Introduction; Marc Frey, Sönke Kunkel, Corinna Unger * 2. Technical Internationalism and ‘Economic Development’ at the Founding Moment of the UN System; Daniel Speich * 3. Development, the Human Story: Alva Myrdal at the UN, 1949 – 1956; Glenda Sluga * 4. ‘Keep Food Out of Politics:’ The UN Food and Agriculture Organization, 1945 – 1965; Ruth Jachertz * 5. Negotiations and Dependencies: The United Nations Organizations, Private Foundations, and the Shaping of Nutrition and Development Policies at the Central American Institute of Nutrition (INCAP), 1946 – 1978; Corinne Pernet * and more...

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Ottomans Imagining Japan East, Middle East, and Non-Western Modernity at the Turn of the Twentieth Century Renee Worringer, Guelph University, Canada 'Using the ways Ottomans imagined Japan to trace the categories and concepts with which they also imagined a future for themselves, Renée Worringer traces the path of an Ottoman escape from Europe through the embrace of Japan. This is an important contribution to understanding what it involved to search for a modernity that circumvented Europe.' Nile Green, Professor of History and Director of the Program on Central Asia, UCLA, USA, and author of Terrains of Exchange: Muslim Interactions from India & Iran to America & Japan (2014) Today's ‘clash of civilizations’ between the Islamic world and the West are in many ways rooted in 19th-century resistance to Western hegemony. This compellingly argued and carefully researched transnational study details the ways in which Japan served as a model for Ottomans in attaining ‘non-Western’ modernity in a Western-dominated global order.

Contents: 1. Introduction * PART I: SEEKING OUT ‘MODERN’ IN THE INTERNATIONAL ARENA * 2. Framing Power and the Need to Reverse * 3. The Ottoman Empire between Europe and Asia * 4. Asia in Danger: Ottoman-Japanese Diplomacy and Failures * PART II: DEFINING ‘MODERN’ IN THE OTTOMAN MICROCOSM * 5. Ottoman Politics and the Japanese Model to 1908 * 6.

The Young Turk Regime and the Japanese Model after 1908 * 7. Politics, Cultural Identity and the Japanese Example * 8. Ottoman Egypt Demands Independence: East and West, Christian and Muslim * 9. Competing Ottoman Narratives, Successor States, and ‘Non-Western’ Modernity January 2014 UK 372pp Hardback Canadian Rights

Cold War Rivalry and the Perception of the American West Pawel Goral, University of Texas at Arlington, USA

Edited by Robert David Johnson, Brooklyn College, CUNY, USA The essays in this volume examine United States-East Asian relations in the framework of global history, incorporating fresh insights that have been offered by scholars on such topics as globalization, human rights, historical memory, and trans-cultural relations.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Karl May Westerns and the Conquest of the American West * 2. Indianerfilme and the Conquest of the American West * 3. German Westerns: Popularity, Reception, Heroines, Miscegenation, Race, and Landscape * 4. German Indian Heroes and Intercultural Transfer * 5. The Quest for National Identity * Conclusion

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Asia Pacific in the Age of Globalization

This book demonstrates how the two adversaries of the Cold War, West Germany and East Germany, endeavored to create two distinct and unique German identities. In their endeavor to claim legitimacy, the German cinematic representation of the American West became an important cultural weapon of mass dissemination during the Cold War.

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Contents: PART I: GLOBAL TRANSFORMATIONS—HISTORICAL AND CONTEMPORARY PERSPECTIVES * PART II: TRANSPACIFIC HISTORY AND MEMORY * PART III: CULTURE AND INTERNATIONALISM

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global and transnational RIGHThistory HEADER Imagine There’s No Heaven

Transnational Anti-Communism and the Cold War

How Atheism Helped Create the Modern World Mitchell Stephens, New York University, USA 'An intriguing book, presenting a magnificent cast of characters who helped shape modernity. It helps us all measure even those we disagree with most in terms of their creativity and moral worth rather than what they do, or do not, believe.' - Jonathan Israel, Professor of History, Institute for Advanced Studies, Princeton University From ancient Greece to modern Europe, Imagine There's No Heaven explores the role of disbelief in shaping human history. Exploring the lives of famous atheists as well as forgotten men and women who paved the way for the New Atheist movement, Mitchell Stephens shows how disbelief has been one of the central drivers of the modern world.

Agents, Activities, and Networks Edited by Luc van Dongen, University of Fribourg, Switzerland, Stéphanie Roulin, University of Fribourg, Switzerland, Giles Scott-Smith, Leiden University, the Netherlands How was anti-communism organised in the West? This book covers the agents, aims, and arguments of various transnational anti-communist activists during the Cold War. Existing narratives often place the United States – and especially the CIA – at the centre of anti-communist activity. The book instead opens up new fields of research transnationally.

Contents: PART I: THE WURLITZER REVISITED * PART II: TRANSNATIONAL NETWORKS * PART III: INTELLECTUAL NETWORKS AND ANTI-TOTALITARIANISM * PART IV: CHRISTIAN NETWORKS April 2014 UK 312pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Contents: Prologue: Everything Must be Examined * 1. How Can That Be? Why Disbelief * 2. The Clear Truth of What Happened: Disbelief and Learning Arrive Together in Greece * 3. They Forbid Rational Speculation: Disbelief and Learning Decline Together in Christian Europe * 4. Nothing But This Visible World: Europe’s Return to Reason * 5. How Heaven Goes: Disbelief and Science in the Seventeenth Century * 6. Open Your Eyes: The Beginnings of the Enlightenment * 7. Bombs On the House of the Lord: The Enlightenment Argument for Atheism * 8. The Beast Let Loose: Revolution in America and France * 9. This Glorious Land of Freedom: Abolition, Suffrage and Freethinking * 10. Free Rovers on the Broad, Bright, Breezy Common of the Universe: Working Class Atheism in Nineteenth-Century Britain * 11. To Wipe Away the Entire Horizon: Creating the Twentieth Century * 12. The Passions of the Earth: Living Without Gods * 13. This Breach of Naiveté: Secularism in Europe and America * Epilogue: Above Us Only Sky * Notes * Bibliography * Index March 2014 UK 336pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Global Goods and the Spanish Empire, 1492-1824 Circulation, Resistance and Diversity Edited by Bethany Aram, Universidad Pablo de Olavide of Seville, Spain, Bartolomé Yun-Casalilla, Universidad Pablo de Olavide of Seville, Spain Drawing upon economic history, cultural studies, intellectual history and the history of science and medicine, this collection of case studies examines the transatlantic transfer and transformation of goods and ideas, with particular emphasis on their reception in Europe.

Contents: 1. Global Goods in the Spanish Empire: State of the Art and Prospects for Research; Bethany Aram * PART I: CULTURAL AND INTELLECTUAL CONSTRAINTS * 2. The Early Modern Food Revolution: A Perspective from the Iberian Atlantic; María de los Ángeles Pérez Samper * 3. The Difficult Beginnings: Columbus as a Mediator of New World Products; Consuelo Varela * 4.

Accommodating America to Europe: Renaissance Missionaries between the Ancient and the New World; Antonella Romano * 5. America and the Hermeneutics of Nature in Renaissance Europe; María Portuondo * 6. The Diffusion of Maize in Italy: From Resistance to the Peasants’ Defeat; Giovanni Levi * PART II: THE SOCIAL USE OF THINGS * and more...

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LEFT HEADER global and transnational history Mass Dictatorship and Memory as Ever Present Past

The Global Sixties in Sound and Vision Media, Counterculture, Revolt

Edited by Jie-Hyun Lim, Hanyang University, Seoul, South Korea, Barbara Walker, University of Nevada, USA, Peter Lambert, Aberystwyth University, Wales This volume explores the politics of memory involved in 'coming to terms with the past' of mass dictatorship on a global scale. Considering how a growing sense of global connectivity and global human rights politics changed the memory landscape, the essays explore entangled pasts of dictatorships.

Contents: List of Illustrations * Acknowledgements * Notes on Contributors * 1. Introduction: Coming to Terms with the Past of Mass Dictatorship; Peter Lambert & Jie-Hyun Lim * PART I: ENTANGLED MEMORY AND COMPARATIVE HISTORY * 2.

The Predicaments of Culture: War, Dictatorship, and Modernity in Early Postwar West Germany and Japan; Sebastian Conrad * 3. Victimhood Nationalism in the Memory of Mass Dictatorship; Jie-Hyun Lim * 4. Creating a Victimhood Nation: The Politics of the Austrian People’s Courts and High Treason; Hiroko Mizuno * PART II: THE DIALECTICAL INTERPLAY OF HISTORY AND MEMORY * 5. Ukraine Faces Its Soviet Past: History vs. Policy vs. Memory; Volodymyr Kravchenko * and more...

Mass Dictatorship in the Twentieth Century January 2014 UK 272pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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New Directions in the History of the Novel

Edited by Timothy Scott Brown, Northeastern University, USA, Andrew Lison, Brown University, USA 'From Tropicália to the New American Cinema, French prog rock to conceptual photography, this anthology proves that any compelling account of the polyvalent conjunctures of culture and politics in the 1960s must be interdisciplinary. Readable and engaging, this book pries the decade out of the clichés that too often imprison it to offer fresh perspectives on music, art, and film.' – Erika Balsom, Lecturer in Film Studies and Liberal Arts, King's College London, UK Despite the explosion of interest in the "global 1968," the arts in this period - both popular and avant-garde forms - have too often been neglected. This interdisciplinary volume brings together scholars in history, cultural studies, musicology and other areas to explore the symbiosis of the sonic and the visual in the counterculture of the 1960s.

Contents: 1. Red Noise: Pop and Politics in Post-1968 France; Jonathyne Briggs * 2. Mapping Tropicália; Christopher Dunn * 3. Magical Mystery Tours: Godard and Antonioni in America; David Fresko * 4. Turning Inwards: The Politics of Privacy in the New American Cinema; Joshua Guilford * 5. Utopia and Dystopia in Science Fiction Films around 1968; Kathrin Fahlenbrach * 6. “Musical & Magical Counterpoint’: Language, Sound, and Image in Wallace Berman’s Aleph, 1956–1966; Chelsea Behle Fralick * 7. Guitar Smashing: Gustav Metzger, the Idea of Auto-destructive Works of Art, and Its Influence on Rock Music; Wolfgang Kraushaar * 8. “The Revolution is over - and we have won!’: Alfred Hilsberg, West German Punk and the Sixties; Jeff Hayton * 9. The Sun and Moon Have Come Together: The Fourth Way, the Counterculture, and Capitol Records; Kevin Fellezs * and more...

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Edited by Patrick Parrinder, University of Reading, UK, Andrew Nash, University of Reading, UK, Nicola Wilson, Department of English Language and Literature, University of Reading, UK New Directions in the History of the Novel challenges received views of literary history and sets out new areas for research. A re-examination of the nature of prose fiction in English and its study from the Renaissance to the 21st century, it will become required reading for teachers and students of the novel and its history.

Contents: List of Illustrations * Acknowledgements * Notes on the Contributors * 1. Introduction * PART I: THE MATERIAL TEXT * 2. Novel Designs: Manipulating the Page in English Fiction, 1660-1780; Thomas Keymer * 3. Textual Instability and the Contemporary Novel: Reading Janice Galloway’s The Trick is to Keep Breathing On and Off the Page; Andrew Nash * 4. The Early American Novel in Fragments: Writing and Reading Serial Fiction in the Post-Revolutionary United States; Matthew Pethers * 5. Archive Fever: The Publishers’ Archive and the History of the Novel; Nicola Wilson * PART II: LITERARY HISTORIES: QUESTIONS OF REALISM AND FORM * 6. Memory, Interiority and Historicity: Some Factors in the Early Novel; Patrick Parrinder * 7. A Gothic History of the British Novel; Nancy Armstrong * 8. Critical Histories of Omniscience; Rachel Sagner Buurma * 9. The ‘power of the written word’: Literary Impressionism, Politics and Anxiety; Max Saunders * 10.

Virginia Woolf and Metonymic Realism: Making It New?; Pam Morris * and more...

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Music and Diplomacy from the Early Modern Era to the Present Edited by Rebekah Ahrendt, Yale University, USA, Mark Ferraguto, Pennsylvania State University, USA, Damien Mahiet, Cornell University, USA How does music shape the exercise of diplomacy, the pursuit of power, and the conduct of international relations? Drawing together international scholars with backgrounds in musicology, ethnomusicology, political science, cultural history, and communication, this volume interweaves historical, theoretical, and practical perspectives.

Contents: Introduction; Damien Mahiet, Mark Ferraguto, and Rebekah Ahrendt * PART I: REPRESENTATION * 1. Concealed Music in Early Modern Diplomatic Ceremonial; Arne Spohr * 2.

Serenatas in the Service of Diplomacy in Baroque Venice; Giulia Giovani * 3. The Leipzig Gewandhaus Orchestra and the Wages of Diplomatic Service; Jonathan Yaeger * 4. Conflicting Dreams of Global Harmony in US-PRC Silk Road Diplomacy; Harm Langenkamp * PART II: MEDIATION * 5. Constructing Universality in Early Modern French Treatises on Music and Dance; Ellen R. Welch * 6. Perpetual Peace and the Idea of “Concert” in Eighteenth-Century Thought; Frédéric Ramel * 7. “Jazz—Made in Germany” and the Transatlantic Beginnings of Jazz Diplomacy; Mario Dunkel * 8. Music from the Embassy to the Underground in a Post-Soviet Belarus; M. Paula Survilla * PART III: NEGOTIATION * 9.

The Princesse des Ursins, Loyal Subject of the King of France and Foreign Princess in Rome; AnneMadeleine Goulet (translated by Rebekah Ahrendt) * 10. Haitian Djaz Diplomacy and the Cultural Politics of Musical Collaboration; Melvin L. Butler * and more...

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global and transnational RIGHThistory HEADER Thinking History Globally

Persistent Piracy

Diego Olstein, University of Pittsburgh, USA 'This book is one of those remarkable volumes that is, at once, a basic guide to undergraduate students and a sophisticated roadmap for leaders in the profession…

Professor Olstein developed his interpretation not only out his particular strengths of mind but because of his experience around the world... His skill in proposing clear historical generalizations makes it possible for readers to join him in seeing the order that lies within all the complexity of the world's detail.' Patrick Manning, University of Pittsburgh The book brings together many recent trends in writing history under a common framework: thinking history globally. By thinking history globally, the book explains, applies, and exemplifies the four basic strategies of analysis, the big C's: comparing, connecting, conceptualizing, and contextualizing, using twelve different branches of history.

Maritime Violence and State-Formation in Global Historical Perspective

Contents: Introduction * 1. Theory in Practice * 2. Twelve Branches in their Singularities, Overlaps, and Clusters * 3. Comparing or Connecting * 4. Comparing and Connecting * 5.

Varieties of Connections * 6. Conceptualizing through Social Sciences * 7. Thinking Globalization Historically * 8. Contextualizing in Bigger Scales * 9. All Together Now, a Last Rehearsal: Thinking Globally on Border Crossing Phenomena, the First World War * Analytical Bibliography November 2014 UK 240pp Hardback Paperback Canadian Rights

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Borderlands in World History, 1700-1914 Edited by Paul Readman, King’s College London, UK, Cynthia Radding, University of North Carolina, USA, Chad Bryant, University of North Carolina, USA Covering two hundred years, this groundbreaking book brings together essays on borderlands by leading experts in the modern history of the Americas, Europe, Africa, Asia and Australia to offer the first historical study of borderlands with a global reach.

Edited by Stefan Eklöf Amirell, Lund University, Sweden, Leos Müller, Stockholm University, Sweden 'This collection of eight essays, preceded by an insightful, theoretical introduction, is a winner.

Almost every part of the globe is treated, as is almost every historical period … The authors are first-rate, their arguments are new, and the writing is precise …

This is an important contribution to the history of the state and will be of interest to a far wider audience than just maritime historians.' - Rafe Blaufarb, Florida State University, USA Spanning from the Caribbean to East Asia and covering almost 3,000 years of history, from Classical Antiquity to the eve of the twenty-first century, Persistent Piracy is an important contribution to the history of the state formation as well as the history of violence at sea.

Contents: Introduction: Persistent Piracy in World History; Stefan Eklöf Amirell and Leos Müller * 1. Piracy in Classical Antiquity: The Origins and Evolution of the Concept; Philip de Souza * 2. ShipMen and Slaughter-Wolves: Pirate Polities in the Viking Age; Neil Price * 3. Violence, Protection, and Commerce: Corsairing and ars piratica in the Early Modern Mediterranean; Wolfgang Kaiser and Guillaume Calafat * 4. A Hokkien Maritime Empire in the East and South China Seas, 1620– 83; James K. Chin * 5. Maritime Violence and State Formation in Vietnam: Piracy and the Tay Son Rebellion, 1771–1802; Robert J. Antony * 6. A Persistent Phenomenon: Private Prize-Taking in the British Atlantic World, c.1540–1856; David J. Starkey and Matthew McCarthy * 7. Trade for Bullion to Trade for Commodities and ‘Piracy’: China, the West and the Sulu Zone, 1768–1898; James Francis Warren * 8. Piracy, Security and State Formation in the Early Twenty-first Century; Stig Jarle Hansen May 2014 UK 232pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Violence and Visibility in Modern History Edited by Jürgen Martschukat, University of Erfurt, Germany, Silvan Niedermeier, University of Erfurt, Germany

Contents: PART I: WRITING BORDERLANDS * PART II: BORDERLANDS, TERRITORIALITY, AND LANDSCAPE * PART III: BORDERLANDS AND STATE ACTION * PART IV: NATIONAL IDENTITIES AND EUROPEAN BORDERLANDS * PART V: BORDERLANDERS: LABOR AND SOCIAL EXPERIENCE * PART VI: READING BORDERS: INDIVIDUALS AND THEIR BORDERLANDS May 2014 UK 360pp Hardback Paperback Canadian Rights

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Despite the claims of Steven Pinker and others, violence has remained a historical constant since the Enlightenment, even though its forms and visibility have been radically transformed. Accordingly, the studies gathered here recast debate over violence in modern societies by undermining teleological and reassuring narratives of progress.

Contents: 1. Violence and Visibility: Historical and Theoretical Perspectives; Jürgen Martschukat and Silvan Niedermeier * 2.

Torture By Any Other Name: Prelude to Guantanamo; Colin Dayan * PART I: VISIBILITIES OF CRIME, POLICING, AND PUNISHMENT * 3. The Visibility of Torture in Collections of 19th Century Case Studies; Thomas Weitin * 4. Changing Representations of Scandalous Murders in the United States; Bruce Dorsey * 5. The Power of Indifference: Violence, Visibility, and Invisibility in the New York City Race Riot of 1900; Martha Hodes * 6. Violence, Visibility, and the Investigation of Torture in the American South, 1940-1955; Silvan Niedermeier * 7. The ‘Vicarious Play’ of Lynching Melodramas: Cinema and Mob Violence in the United States, 1895-1905; Amy Louise Wood * 8. Picturing Exclusion: Race, Honor, and Anti-Semitic Violence in Nazi Germany before the Second World War; Michael Wildt * PART II: VISIBILITIES OF WARFARE * 9. Life and Death in Peep Boxes: Bringing the Civil War to the American Home; Annette Jael Lehmann * 10. Images of Violence in Wehrmacht Soldiers’ Private Photo Albums; Petra Bopp * 11. Making Photographs Historic: The Use of Historical Black-And-White Stills in NBC’s Fictional Miniseries Holocaust; Jan Taubitz * and more...

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War Crimes, Genocide, and Justice

Political and Economic History

A Global History David M. Crowe, Elon University, USA '...Crowe has done an exceptional job of research and writing of the crime of genocide and war crimes, throughout history, with the skill of the academic, the experience of the practitioner, but in the language of the layman. I strongly recommend this book to the academic, the lawyer, the student, the activist and the citizen who must join together to eradicate these crimes that have plagued humanity since antiquity.

This book will contribute to the campaign of finally banishing war crimes and genocide to the dustbin of history.' - Senator Roméo Dallaire In this sweeping, definitive work, historian David Crowe offers an unflinching account of the long and troubled history of genocide and war crimes. From ancient atrocities to more recent horrors, he traces their disturbing consistency but also the heroic efforts made to break seemingly intractable patterns of violence and retribution.

Contents: 1. Crimes of War: Antiquity to the Middle Ages * 2. War and Crimes in China and PostMedieval Europe * 3. Crimes and Colonialism * 4. The Birth of the Modern Laws of War: Lieber to Versailles * 5. Peace, Law, and the Crimes of World War II * 6. The Nuremberg IMT Trial * 7. The Tokyo IMT Trial * 8. Post-World War II National Trials in Europe and Asia * 9. The Genocide and Geneva Conventions: Lemkin, Tibet, Guatemala, and the Korean War * 10. IHL: The Soviet-Afghan War, Saddam Hussein, Ad Hoc Tribunals, and Guantánamo * Epilogue: The International Criminal Court January 2014 UK 496pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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A Voice Crying in the Wilderness Robert Scott, Monmouth University, USA This book summarizes the life and work of economist Kenneth E. Boulding. Boulding was a prolific writer, teacher and Quaker. Starting his career as an orthodox Keynesian economist, he eventually adopted a transdisciplinary approach to economic topics including peace, conflict and defense, environmental problems, human betterment and evolution.

Contents: 1. An Introduction to Boulding * 2. The Day the Liberals Won * 3. Mr. Boulding and the Americans * 4. Cosmogenesis * 5.Where the Buffalo Roam * 6. A Voice Crying in the Wilderness

Great Thinkers in Economics December 2014 UK 240pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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From Steve Biko to Abahlali baseMjondolo Nigel Gibson, Emerson College, USA 'Gibson provides an analytical paradigm and a convincing argument that Fanon remains current and compatible with contemporary realities. Recommended.'

- CHOICE Examines Frantz Fanon's relevance to contemporary South African politics and by extension research on postcolonial Africa and the tragic development of postcolonies. Scholar Nigel C. Gibson offers theoretically informed historical analysis, providing insights into the circumstances that led to the current hegemony of neoliberalism in South Africa.

Contents: 1. Amandla is Still Awethu: Fanonian Practices in Post-apartheid South Africa * 2.

Biko’s Fanonian Practices * 3. The Pitfalls of South Africa’s Liberation * 4. The New ‘reality of the nation’: The Rich and the Poor * 5. Unfinished Struggles for Freedom: The Birth of a New Shack Dwellers’ Movement * 6. Xenophobia or a New Humanism? Fanon in the Shacks * 7. In Place of a Conclusion \

James Tobin Dimand, James Tobin James Tobin, Dimand

Robert Dimand, Brock Univeristy, USA James Tobin, 1981 Nobel laureate in economics, was the outstanding monetary economist among American Keynesian economists. This book, the first written about James Tobin, examines his leading role as a Keynesian macroeconomist and monetary economist, and considers the continuing relevance of his ideas.

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Institutions and Small Settler Economies A Comparative Study of New Zealand and Uruguay, 1870 – 2008 Andre Schlueter, University of Vienna, Germany Institutions and Small Settler Economies provides a comprehensive improvement in our understanding of institutional contributions to economic growth.

Contents: 1. Introduction * 2. Unbundling Institutional Theory * 3. The Golden Age of the Two Settler Economies * 4. The Great Divergence Between New Zealand and Uruguay * 5. Decades of Stop and Go * 6. Conclusion

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Contents: Introduction * 1. An American Keynesian * 2. Transforming the IS-LM Model Sector

by Sector * 3. Consumption, Rationing, and Logit Estimation: Tobin as an Econometrician * 4. Portfolio Balance, Money Demand and Money Creation * 5. Tobin’s q and the Theory of Investment * 6. Money and Long-Run Economic Growth * 7. To Improve the World: Limiting the Domain of Inequality * 8. Taming Speculation: The Tobin Tax * 9. Tobin’s Legacy and Modern Macroeconomics

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political and economic RIGHThistory HEADER archival insights into the evolution of economics SERIES

Hayek: A Collaborative Biography

Hayek: A Collaborative Biography Part IV, England, the Ordinal Revolution and the Road to Serfdom, 1931-50 Edited by Robert Leeson, Stanford University, USA

Part II, Austria, America and the Rise of Hitler, 1899-1933

This fourth volume examines his time in Vienna and Chicago (1931-1950), when Hayek held the prestigious University of London Tooke Professorship of Economic Science and Statistics. Between Vienna and Chicago (1931-1950), although his business cycle work was apparently defeated, this study takes a closer look at Hayek's successes.

Edited by Robert Leeson, Stanford University, USA A group of leading scholars from around the world use archival material alongside Hayek's published work to bring a new perspective on the life and times of one of the 20th Century's most influential economists. This much awaited second volume details the life of Hayek from 1899 to1933 covering Hayek's time in Austria and the USA. Contents: 1. Introduction; Robert Leeson * 2.Hayek, Heroism and Hagiography; Robert Leeson * 3. Interpreting Hayek: Austrian Civilisation and the Neo-Feudal ‘Spontaneous’ Order; Robert Leeson * 4. History of anti-free market policies in South Africa; P. Eric Louw * 5. A Young Man in Vienna - Life in Early 20th Century Austria and its Possible Impact on the Initial Develpment of Hayek’s Thought; Robert Scharrenborg * 6. Families, Geistkreist and New York ; Robert Leeson * 7. Trusts, Anti-Trusts, Consumer and Producer Sovereignty; Robert Leeson * 8. Recruiting Hayek to the LSE and the Reform Club: why not Mises?; Robert Leeson October 2014 UK October 2014 US 288pp Hardback £70.00 / $115.00 / CN$133.00 Canadian Rights ebooks available

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Hayek: A Collaborative Biography

Contents: 1. Introduction; Robert Leeson * 2. Hayek and his Österreichische Schule Fathers; Robert Leeson * 3. Austrian Debates on Utility Measurement from Menger to Hayek;Ivan Moscati * 4. Hayek, the ‘spontaneous’ order and the social objectives of Michael Polanyi; Struan Jacobs * 5. Hayek, Orwell, and The Road to Serfdom; Andrew Farrant * 6. The Other Path to Mont Pelerin; Jeremy Sheamur * 7. Morality versus Money: Hayek’s move to the University of Chicago; David Mitch * 8. An Interview with Friedrich Hayek; Nadim Shehadi October 2014 UK October 2014 US 304pp 1 b/w table Hardback £70.00 / $115.00 / CN$133.00 Canadian Rights

Part V, Hayek’s Great Society of Free Men

Propriety and Prosperity

Edited by Robert Leeson, Stanford University, USA

New Studies on the Philosophy of Adam Smith

F.A. Hayek (1899-1992) was a Nobel Prize winning economist, famous for his defense against classical liberalism. This volume examines Hayek's relationship with the Chicago School, and looks at The Consitution of Liberty - Hayek's vision of the wealthy. The study highlights the paradox that arises from the spontaneous order of trade unions.

Contents: 1. Introduction; Robert Leeson * 2. ‘You just had to raise your finger’; Robert Leeson * 3. Hayek and the Chicago School; Rob van Horn * 4. Wealth and the Intellectuals: Nietzsche, Hayek, and the Austrian School of Economics; Corey Robin * 5. Hayek, Hutt and trade unions; Benjamin Jackson * 6. Hayek and Me; David J. Theroux * 7. Some Recollections of Hayek and Bill Bartley; Gregory Christiansen November 2014 UK 272pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Hayek: A Collaborative Biography Part VI, Good Dictators, Sovereign Producers and Hayek's "Ruthless Consistency" Edited by Robert Leeson, Stanford University, USA In this sixth volume contributors examine Hayek's neoliberal economics and politics in the 20th century, and the demise of the socialist system. Taking a closer look at Hayek's time in Australia, and his time spent travelling in the east.

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Edited by Daivd Hardwick, The University of British Columbia, Canada, Leslie Marsh, University of British Columbia, Canada This book is a collection of specially commissioned chapters from philosophers, economists, and political scientists, focusing on Adam Smith's two main works Theory of Moral Sentiments and Wealth of Nations with a view to bringing Smith to a mainstream philosophy audience while simultaneously informing Smith's traditional constituency.

Contents: 1. Introduction; David F. Hardwick and Leslie Marsh * PART I: CONTEXT * 2. Adam Smith as a Scottish Philosopher; Gordon Graham * 3. Friendship in Commercial Society Revisited: Adam Smith on Commercial Friendship; Spyridon Tegos * 4. Adam Smith and French Political Economy: Parallels and Differences; Laurent Dobuzinskis * 5. Adam Smith: 18th Century Polymath; Roger Frantz * 6. One Adam Smith; David Brat * PART II: PROPRIETY * 7. Indulgent Sympathy and the Impartial Spectator; Joshua Rust * 8. Adam Smith on Sensory Perception: A Sympathetic Account; Brian Glenney * 9. Adam Smith on Sympathy: From Self-Interest to Empathy; Gloria Zúñiga y Postigo * 10 . What My Dog Can Do: On the Effect of The Wealth of Nations I.ii.2; Jack Weinstein * PART III: PROSPERITY * 11. Metaphor Made Manifest: Taking Seriously Smith’s ‘Invisible Hand’; Eugene Heath * 12. The ‘Invisible Hand’ Phenomenon in Philosophy and Economics; Gavin Kennedy * 13. Instincts and the Invisible Order: The Possibility of Progress; Jonathan B. Wight * 14. The Spontaneous Order and the Family; Lauren K. Hall * 15.

Smith, Justice and the Scope of the Political; Craig Smith November 2014 UK 264pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Contents: 1. Introduction; Robert Leeson * 2. The Battle of Ideas: Neoliberal Economics and Politics in the 20th Century; Philip Plickert * 3. Hayek, Orwell, and The Road to Serfdom. Andrew Farrant 12,454 * 4. Pigou and the Pigouvian Legacy; Rogério Arthmar * 5. Hayek and the Demise of the Socialist System; Yuri N. Maltsev * 6. Hayek in Australia, 1976; Rafe Champion * 7. Hayek and Coase Travel East: Privatization and the Experience of Post-socialist Economic Transformation; Kiryl Haiduk * 8. Anders Breivik, Fascism and the Neoliberal Inheritance; Tad Tietze December 2014 UK 256pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Rosa Luxemburg

Michał Kalecki in the 21st Century

Edited by Jan Toporowski, School of Oriental and African Studies, UK, Hanna Szymborska, University of Leeds, UK

Edited by Jan Toporowski, School of Oriental and African Studies, UK, Łukasz Mamica, Cracow University of Economics, Poland

The purpose of this translated volume Tadeusz Kowalik's book is to examine Rosa Luxemburg's contribution to economic theory. The essential subject-matter is the dependence of capital accumulation on effective demand, the dependence of economic growth on specific capitalist barriers to growth.

Leading experts on Kalecki have contributed special essays on what economists in the 21st century have to learn from the theories of Kalecki. Authors include surviving students of Kalecki, such as Amit Bhaduri, Mario Nuti, Kazimierz Laski Jerzy Osiatynski, and Post-Keynesian economists such as Geoff Harcourt, Marc Lavoie, and Malcolm Sawyer.

Contents: Introduction; Łukasz Mamica and Jan Toporowski * PART I: KALECKI AND MACROECONOMICS * 1. The Failure of Economic Planning: The Role of the Fel’dman Model and Kalecki’s Critique; P. Kriesler and G.C. Harcourt * 2. Are Rigid Prices the Cause of Unemployment?; J. Osiatyński * 3. Kalecki and Post-Keynesian Economics; M. Lavoie * 4. Effective Demand and Path Dependence in Short and Long Run Growth; A. Bhaduri * 5. Kaleckian Traverse, Socialist Planning and Hayekian Objections; R. Demirbag and J. Halevi * 6. The Impact of Innovations on Investments and Economic Growth in the Thought of Kalecki; Ł. Mamica * 7. ‘Dr. Kalecki’ and Mr. Keynes; H. Szymborska and J. Toporowski * PART II: KALECKI AND CRISIS IN THE 21ST CENTURY * 8. Michał Kalecki’s Capitalist Dynamics from Today’s Perspective; D.M. Nuti * 9. Kalecki’s Profit Equation after 80 years; K. Łaski and H. Walther * 10. Kalecki and Kowalik on the Dilemma of ‘Crucial Reform’ in the United States and Poland; G.A. Dymski * 11. A Kaleckian Perspective on Changes in the Aggregate Income Distribution in the US; T. Mott and M. Evers * 12. Addressing the ‘Great Recession’ Using Kalecki’s Macroeconomic Analysis; M.C. Sawyer * 13. Economic Policies for Exit From Crisis in a Post-Kaleckian Model; E. Le Heron * 14. Firm Heterogeneity, Finance and Development: A Kaleckian Perspective; J. Penrose * 15. The Kalecki-Steindl Theory of Financial Fragility; J. Toporowski December 2014 UK 272pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Theory of Accumulation and Imperialism

Contents: Introduction * PART I: CAPITALIST BARRIERS TO GROWTH * 1. The Origin of the Problem. A General Outline of the Work * 2. The Russian Dispute Over Markets. From the Narodniks to Lenin * 3. Aggregate Demand and the Accumulation of Capital * 4. The Unsuccessful Attempt to Complete Marx’s Scheme or Reproduction * 5. The Misunderstanding Around the Role of Money in the Process of Capital Accumulation * 6. Appendix I: The Theoretical-analytical Significance of the Reproduction Schemes * 7. Appendix II: Critics and Heirs of Rosa Luxemburg * PART II: THE THEORY OF ACCUMULATION IN RELATION TO IMPERIALISM * 8. The Historic Conditions of Capital Accumulation * 9. Militarism and Economic Growth * 10. Imperialism and the Process of Capitalist Decline * 11. Rudolf Hilferding’s Theory of Finance Capital * 12. V.I. Lenin on Imperialism and the Accumulation of Capital October 2014 UK October 2014 US 224pp Hardback £70.00 / $115.00 / CN$133.00 Canadian Rights ebooks available

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The Legacy of Rosa Luxemburg, Oskar Lange and Michał Kalecki Volume 1 of Essays in Honour of Tadeusz Kowalik Edited by Riccardo Bellofiore, University of Bergamo, Italy, Ewa KarwowskiJan Toporowski, School of Oriental and African Studies, UK Rosa Luxemburg, Oskar Lange and Michał Kalecki made important contributions to twentieth century political economy that guided the thinking of their student Tadeusz Kowalik. These contributions are re-examined by renowned economists, highlighting the common themes in their political economy and the neglected aspects of their work.

Maurice Dobb Political Economist Timothy Shenk, Columbia University, USA 'A brilliant and richly illuminating depiction of Dobb's life and ideas, written in the best tradition of scholarship on the history of economic thought. In providing a wealth of new information about Dobb, Shenk arrives at striking new insights about the transformation of both Marxist scholarship and the economics profession during his lifetime.' - Angus Burgin, Johns Hopkins University, USA

intellectuals.

This book explores the life of the man whom even his critics acknowledged was one of the world's most significant Communist economists. From his outpost at the University of Cambridge, where he was a protégé of John Maynard Keynes and mentor to students, Dobb made himself into one of British communism's premier

Contents: Introduction: The Communist Party Economist * 1. The Making of a Marxist * 2. An Unfinished Page * 3. Captain of His Earth * 4. Marxism Today * 5. Developments * 6. Debates * 7.

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Contents: Introduction; Riccardo Bellofiore, Ewa Karwowski and Jan Toporowski * 1. Michał Kalecki and Rosa Luxemburg on Marx’s Schemes of Reproduction: Two Incisive Interpreters of Capital; G.C. Harcourt and Peter Kriesler * 2. The Realization Problem: A Reappraisal of Kalecki and Luxemburg Discussion on the Schemes of Reproduction; Noemi Levy-Orlik * 3. Luxemburg as an Economist: the Unique Challenge to Marx among Marxists; Gabriele Pastrello * 4. Marxist Political Economy without Hegel: Contrasting Marx and Luxemburg to Plekhanov and Lenin; Paul Zarembka * 5. Luxemburg and Kalecki: The actuality of Tadeusz Kowalik’ Reading of the Accumulation of Capital; Riccardo Bellofiore * 6. Polish Marxian Political Economy and US Monopoly Capital Theory: The Influence of Luxemburg, Kalecki, and Lange on Baran and Sweezy and Monthly Review; John Bellamy Foster * 7. When Science Meets Revolution: The Influence of Rosa Luxemburg on Oskar Lange’s Early Project (1931-1945; Roberto Lampa * and more...

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political and economic RIGHThistory HEADER Economic Crisis and Political Economy Volume 2 of Essays in Honour of Tadeusz Kowalik

Uneconomic Economics and the Crisis of the Model World Matthew Watson, University of Warwick, UK

Edited by Riccardo Bellofiore, University of Bergamo, Italy, Ewa KarwowskiJan Toporowski, School of Oriental and African Studies, UK Rosa Luxemburg, Oskar Lange and Michał Kalecki made important contributions to twentieth century political economy that guided the thinking of their student Tadeusz Kowalik. The chapters of this volume examine how the ideas of Luxemburg, Lange, Kalecki and Kowalik can illuminate our understanding of the crisis in twentyfirst century capitalism.

What has gone wrong with economics? Economists now routinely devise highly sophisticated abstract models that score top marks for theoretical rigour but are clearly divorced from observable activities in the current economy. This creates an 'uneconomic economics', where models explain relationships in blackboard rather than real-life markets.

Contents: Introduction; Riccardo Bellofiore, Ewa Karwowski and Jan Toporowski * 1. The Economic System as an End or as a Means and the Future of Socialism: an Evolutionary Viewpoint; Alberto Chilosi * 2.Whatever Happened to the Crucial Reform?; John King * 3. ‘Crucial Reform’ in Post-War Socialism and Capitalism: Kowalik’s Analysis and the Polish Transition; Gary Dymski * 4. Michał Kalecki’s Political Cycle from Today’s Perspective: An introduction; D. Mario Nuti * 5. Political Aspects of Persisting Unemployment: Kalecki and beyond; Alessandro Vercelli * 6. The Dynamics of Competition; Ewa Karwowski * 7. Net Private Savings in Relation to the Government’s Financial Balance; Kazimierz Łaski and Leon Podkaminer * 8. Confidence, Increasing Risk and Crisis in a Post-Kaleckian StockFlow Consistent Model; Edwin Le Heron * 9. Kalecki’s Analysis and the Great Recession; Malcolm Sawyer * and more...

Contents: Acknowledgements * List of Abbreviations * 1. Setting the Scene: From a Crisis of Economics to a Crisis of the State * Introduction * Competing Crisis Narratives of Symptom and Disease * The Rehabilitation of Economic Theory * The Crisis and the Economics Curriculum * Structure of the Boo * 2. The Collapse of the Model World: From Faith in Equations to Unsustainable Asset Bubbles * Introduction * The Growth of Increasingly Complex Secondary Mortgage Markets * The Uneconomic Economics of Asset-Price Valuation Techniques * Performativity and Counter-Performativity in Financial Markets * Conclusion * 3.

The Creation of the Model World: From Formalist Techniques to the Triumph of Uneconomic Economics * Introduction * The Return of the Policy Ineffectiveness Proposition * The Quest for a Fully Specified General Equilibrium Framework * Formalist Technique and the Logic of Market Self-Regulation * Conclusion * 4. Looking Ahead: From Uneconomic Economics to a Different Future * Introduction * The Definition of Good Economics * The Significance of Historicised Method * Final Words * References * Index

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Building a Sustainable Political Economy: SPERI Research & Policy

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Palgrave Dictionary of Public Order Policing, Protest and Political Violence Peter Joyce, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK, Neil Wain, University of Cambridge, UK 'This timely volume is a lucid contribution to the growing knowledge of policing of public order, in an era when the role of policing in the development of democracy has never been more important. It is an essential reference for anyone trying to understand the complex issues police face in preserving both peace and dialogue.' - Lawrence W. Sherman, Wolfson Professor of Criminology, University of Cambridge, UK Protest and political violence are concerns of global importance in the twenty-first century. This dictionary brings together in one comprehensive volume a number of key issues relating to the conduct of protest and political violence and the response of the state and police to such activities.

Contents: * About the Editors * List of Entries * Editors’ Introduction * Palgrave Dictionary of Public Order Policing, Protest and Political Violence * Index October 2014 UK October 2014 US 368pp Hardback £100.00 / $160.00 / CN$184.00 Paperback £28.99 / $46.00 / CN$53.00 Canadian Rights ebooks available

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LEFT HEADER political and economic history Constituent Power and Constitutional Order

Gold, the Dollar and Watergate

Above, Within and Beside the Constitution

Onno de Beaufort Wijnholds, former Executive Director of the International Monetary Fund, USA

Mikael Spång, Department of Global Political Studies, Malmö University, Sweden Constituent power of the people is a core concept of modern politics but what does this concept actually mean? This book addresses this question, sketching how constituent power of the people has been conceived since the early modern revolutions.

Contents: 1. The Constituent Power of the People in the Age of Revolutions * 2. The Reflexive Constitution and Its Critics * 3. People and State Form: Identity and Representation * 4.

Constituent Power, Sovereignty, and Government * 5. Constituent Power and Public Opinion * 6. Dialectics of Constituent Power

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The Fall of Global Socialism

This radical new perspective from the Global South casts a fresh light on a major aspect of contemporary history and in doing so suggests an alternative interpretation of twentieth century revolutions, Socialism, left thinking and radical politics.

Contents: Introduction * 1. The Last Revolutions * 2. The Revolution Self-Destructs * 3. The Sino-Soviet Conflict * Conclusion

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Mosley and British Politics 1918-32 David Howell, University of York, UK Oswald Mosley has been reviled as a fascist and lamented as the lost leader of both Conservative and Labour Parties. Concerned to articulate the demands of the war generation and to pursue an agenda for economic and political modernization his ultimate rejection of existing institutions and practices led him to fascism.

Contents: Introduction: Guilty Men * 1. Apprenticeships * 2. Renegade * 3. Elect * 4. Networker * 5. Minister * 6. Critic * 7. Explorer * 8. Rejections * 9. Options

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Jørgen Møller, Department of Political Science, Aarhus University, Denmark Svend-Erik Skaaning, Department of Political Science, Aarhus University, Denmark 'The rule of law is simultaneously one of the most universally approved, and yet most imprecise concepts in the literature on political economy. The volume by Møller and Skaaning helps greatly by imposing some clarity with regard to definitions, as well as providing extremely useful discussions both of historical origins and approaches to empirical measurement of the rule of law.' - Francis Fukuyama, Freeman Spogli Institute of International Studies, Stanford University, USA Through critical analysis of key concepts and measures of the rule of law, this book shows that the choice of definitions and measures affects descriptive and explanatory findings about nomocracy. It argues a constitutionalist legacy from centuries ago explains why European civilizations display higher adherence to rule of law than other countries.

Contents: 1. Introduction * PART I: ON DEFINITIONS * 2. Systematizing Thin and Thick Rule of Law Definitions * 3. Diminished Subtypes of the Rule of Law * PART II: ON MEASURES * 4. Evaluating Extant Rule of Law Measures * 5. Exploring the Interchangability of Rule of Law Measures * PART III: ON PATTERNS* 6. Examining the Empirical Fit of the Typological Hierarchy * 7. Reassessing the Relevance of Diminished Subtypes of the Rule of Law * 8. Charting Rule of Law Adherence Across Time and Space * PART IV: ON CAUSES * 9. Uncovering the Historical Origins of the Rule of Law * 10. Explaining Cross-National Differences in Adherence to the Rule of Law * 11. Conclusions June 2014 UK 216pp Hardback Canadian Rights

Oswald’s Odyssey

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Definitions, Measures, Patterns and Causes

Dayan Jayatilleka, political scientist and author, Sri Lanka

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Contents: Introduction * PART I: GOLD * 1. A Unique Metal * 2. The Gold Standard * 3. Gold Loses its Luster * 4. War Chest, War Loot * 5. Yellow and Green * PART II: THE DOLLAR * 1. The Mighty Greenback * 2. From Dollar Famine to Flood * 3. Working Toward a Compromise * 4.

Change of the Guard * 5. Nixonomics * 6. Showing his Dark Side * 7. Texas Hold ‘Em * 8. Floating Rudderless * 9. Closing the Window * 10. Monetary Diplomacy * 11. Building an Air Castle * 12.

Nixon Triumphant * 13. Money Masters * PART III: WATERGATE * 1. Escalation * 2. War and Oil * 3. Recycling * 4. No Rest for the Wicked * 5. The Scourge of Stagflation * 6. A Middle Eastern Odyssee * 7. Down to the Wire * 8. The Recession Bites * 9. Nixon’s Last Stand * PART IV: RUIN OR REVIVAL ? * 1. Searching for Stability * 2. Stimulate or Deflate? * 3. Talking Down the Dollar * 4. The Dragonslayer

The Rule of Law

A Counter-Narrative From the South

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The book examines the problems that Nixon faced during his presidential term, focusing on economics but the role of politics is also highlighted. The convergence of the gold-dollar crises, oil crises and Watergate imbroglio posed a unique political and economic threat to global stability.

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genocide and holocaust RIGHT studies HEADER Genocide and Holocaust Studies

The Holocaust and its contexts SERIES

Restorative Justice, Humanitarian Rhetorics, and Public Memories of Colonial Camp Cultures

Fegelein’s Horsemen and Genocidal Warfare

Marouf Hasian, Jr., Department of Communications, University of Utah, USA 'In this impressively researched and deftly argued work, Marouf Hasian, Jr. demonstrates the instrumental function of rhetoric in shaping and reshaping (post)colonial pasts, presents, and futures. The author's theoretically adept, meticulously documented case analyses throw light on the 'amnesiac practices' that continue to fuel sociopolitical imaginaries. Hasian's book performs a timely intervention in humanitarian scholarship.' - D. Robert DeChaine, California State University, Los Angeles, USA The concentrations camps that existed in the colonised world at the turn of the 20th Century are a vivid reminder of the atrocities committed by imperial powers on indigenous populations. This study explores British, American and Spanish camp cultures, analysing debates over their legitimacy and current discussions on retributive justice.

Henning Pieper, Independent Scholar, Germany

Contents: 1. The Biopolitical Usage of Colonial Camp Systems Between 1896 and 1908 and the Quest For Restorative Justice * 2. General Valeriano Weyler, the Spanish ‘Reconcentración Policy,’ and American Calls for Military Intervention into Cub * 3. The ‘Faded Flowers’ and the Concentration Camps of the Anglo-Boer War * 4. The German Konzentrationslager and the Debates about the Annihilation of the Herero, 1905-1908 * 5. American ‘Concentration’ Camp Debates and Selective Remembrances of the Philippine-American War * 6. (Post)colonial Presents and International Humanitarian Futures: Remembering the Age of the Colonial Camps

Rhetoric, Politics and Society November 2014 UK 264pp Hardback Canadian Rights

The SS Cavalry Brigade was a unit of the Waffen-SS that differed from other German military formations as it developed a 'dual role': SS cavalrymen both helped to initiate the Holocaust in the Soviet Union and experienced combat at the front.

Contents: Introduction 1. Elite sportsmen: The Pre-War SS-Reiterstandarten * 2. Brutal Occupation: The SS Cavalry in Poland * 3. The SS Cavalry Brigade and Operation ‘Barbarossa’ * 4. Mass Violence in the Pripet Marshes * 5. Partisan Warfare in the Soviet Union * 6. The Winter Battle West of Moscow, 1941 – 1942 * Conclusion October 2014 UK October 2014 US 272pp Hardback £60.00 / $90.00 / CN$104.00 Canadian Rights ebooks available

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Ordinary People as Mass Murderers Ordinary People as Mass Murderers, Jensen, Szejnmann

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Contemporary Debates in Holocaust Education Michael Gray, Institute of Education, UK Holocaust education is a rapidly evolving and controversial field. This book, which critically analyses the very latest research, adopts a global perspective and discusses a number of the most important debates which are emerging within it such as teaching the Holocaust without survivors and the role of digital technology in the classroom.

Contents: 1. Perception, Knowledge and Attitudes * 2.

Intellectual and Emotional Responses * 3. The Quality of Research and Scholarship * 4. Holocaust Universalisation * 5.

Teaching the Holocaust without Survivors * 6. The Digital Era of Holocaust Education

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The SS Cavalry Brigade in the Soviet Union

Contents: List of Photographs * List of Tables and Figures * Preface * Notes on Contributors * Glossary * Introductory Thoughts and Chapter Overview; O.Jensen * PART I: PERPETRATORS OF THE HOLOCAUST * 1. Perpetrators of the Holocaust: A Historiography; C-C W.Szejnmann * 2. Male Bonding and Shame Culture: Hitler’s Soldiers and the Moral Basis of Genocidal Warfare; T.Kühne * 3. The Men of Einsatzgruppe D.: An Inside View of a State-Sanctioned Killing Unit in the Third Reich; A.Angrick * PART II: FEMALE PERPETRATORS OF THE HOLOCAUST * 4. Women under National Socialism: Women’s Scope for Action and the Issue of Gender; C.Herkommer * 5. Female Concentration Camp Guards as Perpetrators: Three Case Studies; I.Heike * PART III: PSYCHOLOGICAL AND SOCIOLOGICAL APPROACHES * 6. The Ordinariness of Extraordinary Evil: The Making of Perpetrators of Genocide and Mass Killing; J.E.Waller * 7. On Killing and Morality: How Normal People Become Mass Murderers; H.Welzer * PART IV: PERPETRATORS AND GENOCIDE * 8. The Organisation of Genocide: Perpetration in Comparative Perspective; D.Bloxham * 9. International Law after the Nuremberg Trials and Rwanda: How Do Perpetrators Justify Themselves?; G.Hankel * Index March 2014 UK 248pp Paperback Canadian Rights

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Edited by Olaf Jensen, School of Historical Studies, University of Leicester, UK, Claus-Christian W. Szejnmann, Loughborough University, UK ‘Ordinary People as Mass Murderers is an extraordinarily felicitous book which ought to be regarded as an important enrichment to the academic and even to the political discussion.’ - Wolfgang Benz, Center for Research on AntiSemitism, Technical University of Berlin, Germany Since the 1990s scholars have focused heavily on the perpetrators of the Holocaust, and have presented a complex and diverse picture of perpetrators. This book provides a unique overview of the current state of research on perpetrators. The overall focus is on the key question that it still disputed: How do ordinary people become mass murderers?

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Holocaust in Rovno

Diplomatic and Military History

The Massacre at Sosenki Forest, November 1941 Jeffrey Burds, Northeastern University, USA ‘This shockingly powerful and original book is the most detailed account ever written of the 'Second Babi Yar' in Rovno. Clearly narrating the entangled history of the city and the region of Rovno, it presents an excellent example of transnational history.’ Hiroaki Kuromrya, Professor of History, Indiana University, USA, and author of Conscience on Trial: The Fate of Fourteen Pacifists in Stalin’s Ukraine, 1952—1953 (2012) In November 1941, near the city of Rovno, Ukraine, German death squads murdered over 23,000 Jews in what has been described as "the second Babi Yar." This meticulous and methodologically innovative study reconstructs the events at Rovno, and in the process exemplifies efforts to form a genuinely transnational history of the Holocaust.

Contents: Introduction: The Intimacy of Violence * 1. Holocaust, East versus West: The Political Economy of Genocide * 2. Aktion: Holocaust in Rovno * 3. Aftermath: The Legacies of the Rovno Massacre

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The Greater War Other Combatants and Other Fronts, 1914-1918 Edited by Jonathan Krause, Royal Air Force College, Cranwell, UK The Greater War is an international history of the First World War. Comprising of thirteen chapters this collection of essays covers new aspects of the French, German, Italian and American efforts in the First World War, as well as aspects of Britain's colonial campaigns.

Contents: Introduction; Jonathan Krause * 1. The Battle of the Ardennes, August 1914: France’s Lost Opportunity; Simon House * 2. ‘Only Inaction is Disgraceful’: French Operations under Joffre, 1914-1916; Jonathan Krause * 3. The Influence of Industry on the Use and Development of Artillery; Alex Bostrom * 4. Missed Opportunity? - The French tanks in the Nivelle Offensive; Tim Gale * 5. Applying Colonial Lessons to European War: The British Expeditionary Force 1902 – 1914; Spencer Jones * 6. Jan Smuts, Paul von Lettow-Vorbeck and the Great War in German East Africa; Stuart Mitchell * 7. The Egyptian Expeditionary Force and the Battles for Jerusalem: Command and Tactics in the Judaean Hills, November 1917 – January 1918; Christopher Newton * 8. A Picture of German Unity?

Federal Contingents in the German Army, 1916 – 1917; Tony Cowan * 9. Out of the Trenches: Hitler, Wagner, and German national regeneration after the Great War 1914-1918; David Hall * 10. Training, morale and battlefield performance in the Italian army, 1914-1917; Vanda Wilcox * 11. Seasoning the US 2nd Infantry Division; Bryon Smith * 12. From the Essex to the Dresden: British Grand Strategy in the South Pacific, 1814 – 1915; Andrew Lambert * 13. Attrition: How the War was Fought and Won; William Philpott

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Anzac Labour Workplace Cultures in the Australian Imperial Force during the First World War Nathan Wise, University of New England, Australia Anzac Labour explores the horror, frustration and exhaustion surrounding working life in the Australian Imperial Force during the First World War. Based on letters and diaries of Australian soldiers, it traces the history of work and workplace cultures through Australia, the shores of Gallipoli, the fields of France and Belgium, and the Near East.

Contents: 1. Introduction * 2. Civilian to Soldier: The Transition of Men from Civil Employment to Military Service * 3. The Nature of Work - Gallipoli * 4. The Nature of Work - The Western Front * 5.

The Nature of Work - The Near East * 6. Return Home: ‘Perhaps Tomorrow We Will Know Exactly How the Situation Stands’ * 7.

Conclusion August 2014 UK 200pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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diplomatic and military RIGHThistory HEADER Austro-Hungarian War Aims in the Balkans during World War I Marvin Fried, London School of Economics, UK 'Although the war aims of almost all the other 19141918 belligerents have now been studied, those of Austria-Hungary have long been neglected. Marvin Fried's new study, based on groundbreaking archival research in both Vienna and Budapest, provides the first full-length analysis of the Habsburg Monarchy's objectives, offering not only much new information but also insights of relevance not only for the Balkan theatre but also for the history of the First World War as a whole.' - David Stevenson, London School of Economics, UK. Author of 1914-1918: The History of the First World War. The conquest of Serbia was only one of the goals of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in the First World War; beyond this lay the desire to control much of South-East Europe. Employing previously unseen sources, Marvin Fried provides the first complete analysis of the Monarchy's war aims in the Balkans and tells the story of its imperialist ambitions.

Contents: 1. Introduction * 2. Decision-Making in Austria-Hungary * 3. July 1914-December 1914 * 4. January 1915-September 1915 * 5. October 1915-June 1916 * 6. June 1916-May 1917 * 7. May 1917-November 1918 * 8. Conclusion July 2014 UK 320pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Archduke Franz Ferdinand Lives!

A World without World War I Richard Ned Lebow, King’s College London, UK 'Lebow has written a sharp… work that many with an interest in the first world war will enjoy. As well as providing a "what-if" analysis of a world without the conflict, Archduke Franz Ferdinand Lives! invites us to reflect in new and unexpected ways on the connectedness of things – and on the unpredictability of history.' The Guardian In this highly original book, Richard Ned Lebow offers stunning insights into the world we would now inhabit if World War I had never happened. Using counterfactual theory, he offers us both a better and worse alternative reality which show us how the Great War transformed history for ever.

Contents: 1. Possible Worlds * 2. Preventing World War I * 3. The Best Plausible World * 4. Lives in the Best World * 5. The Worst Plausible World * 6. Lives in the Worst World * 7. Looking Back at the Real World January 2014 UK 256pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Flemish Nationalism and the Great War The Politics of Memory, Visual Culture and Commemoration

The Territorial Force at War, 1914-16

Karen Shelby, Baruch College, The City University of New York, USA

K. W. Mitchinson, King’s College London at the Joint Services Command and Staff College, UK William Mitchinson analyses the role and performance of the Territorial Force during the first two years of World War I. The study looks at the way the force was staffed and commanded, its relationship with the Regular Army and the War Office, and how most of its 1st Line divisions managed to retain and promote their local identities.

Contents: Introduction * 1. The Pre-War Quest for Efficiency * 2. The Territorial Force and the War Office * 3. Mobilization Training and Embarkation * 4. Acclimatization and Training Overseas * 5. The Infantry’s Experience of Battle * 6. The Experience of Other Arms * 7. Command and Leadership * 8. Drafts and the Loss of Territorial Identity * Conclusion October 2014 UK October 2014 US 304pp Hardback £65.00 / $90.00 / CN$104.00 Canadian Rights ebooks available

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Karen Shelby addresses the IJzertoren Memorial, which is dedicated to the Flemish dead of the Great War, and the role the monument has played in the discussions among the various political, social and cultural ideologies of the Flemish community.

Contents: 1. Introduction * 2. IJzerbedevaart: The Last Summer Pilgrimage to the IJzer * 3. A Flemish Nation: Catholicism, Language and the Medieval Past * 4. The Battle of the Golden Spurs: Enlistment Propaganda and The Front Movement * 5. A Politicized Movement and the Memorialization of the Flemish Soldier * 6. The IJzertoren: A Heldenhuldezerk for All of Flanders * 7. World War I Memorial or Symbol of Freedom? Collaboration and the IJzertoren * 8. IJzerbedevaart: The Pilgrimage to the IJzer * 9. The IJzerwake: A Different Memory of the Great War * 10. Transformation: The IJzertoren Memorial Museum to the Museum aan de IJzer * 11. Conclusion June 2014 UK 336pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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LEFT HEADERand military history diplomatic Irish Officers in the British Forces, 1922-45 Steven O’Connor, University College Dublin, Ireland

Britain and the International Committee of the Red Cross, 1939-1945

Irish Officers in the British Forces, 1922-45 looks at the reasons why young Irish people took the king's commission, including the family tradition, the school influence and the employment motive. It explores their subsequent experiences in the forces and the responses in independent Ireland to the continuation of this British military connection.

James Crossland, Murdoch University, Australia James Crossland's work traces the history of the International Committee of the Red Cross' struggle to bring humanitarianism to the Second World War, by focusing on its tumultuous relationship with one of the conflict's key belligerents and masters of the blockade of the Third Reich, Great Britain.

Contents: 1. Who Became an Officer? * 2. ‘I was born into an Army family’: Irish Officers and the Family Tradition * 3. ‘A great training school for the army’: Irish Officers and the School Influence * 4. ‘We were an unwanted surplus’: Irish Medical Emigration and the British Forces * 5. ‘We were all Paddys’: The Irish Experience of the British Forces * 6. ‘The irreconcilable attitude is apparently confined to the purely political sphere’: Responses in Independent Ireland to an Irish Military Tradition March 2014 UK 272pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Contents: PART I * 1. Britain and the Red Cross, 1864-1929 * 2. Grandeur, Tribulation, Apocalypse, 1919-1940 * PART II * 3.

Prisoners and Parcels, 1940-1941 * 4. Dependence and Divergence, 1941-1942 * 5. Civilians and Ships, 1940-1943 * 6. Prestige and Credibility, 1942-1943 * 7. Humanity and Götterdämmerung, 1944-1945 * 8. Relief and Redundancy, 1945-1946 May 2014 UK 296pp Hardback Canadian Rights

The Failure of the German Intelligence Services, 1939-45 Adrian O’Sullivan, Independent Scholar, Canada

Hiding the History of the ‘Special Relationship’

This is the first full-length work to be published about the spectacular failure of the German intelligence services in Persia (Iran) during WWII. Based on archival research it analyzes a compelling history of Nazi planning, operations, personalities, and intrigues, and follows the protagonists from Hitler's rise to power into the postwar era.

Cat Wilson, Independent Scholar, UK Cat Wilson brings together two strands of historical scholarship: Churchill's work as a historian and the history of WWII in the Far East. Examining Churchill's portrayal of the British Empire's war against Japan, as set down in his memoirs, it ascertains whether he mythologised wartime Anglo-American relations to present a 'special relationship'.

Contents: Introduction * 1. From Memoir to History * 2.

Churchill’s British Empire * 3. Churchill’s Imperial War with Japan * 4. Churchill’s Imperial Losses: Hong Kong, Malaya, Singapore * 5. Churchill’s India, 1942 to 1943 * 6. Churchill’s Indian Army, and the Reconquest of Burma * 7. From Memoir to History, Part II * Conclusion

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Nazi Secret Warfare in Occupied Persia (Iran)

Churchill on the Far East in the Second World War

August 2014 UK 280pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Moritz Reinvent Themselves August 2014 UK 320pp Hardback Canadian Rights

Contents: Prologue: Max and Moritz Invent Themselves * 1. Tourists and Businessmen * 2. Invaders and Occupiers * 3.

Schemers and Planners * 4. Intelligencers * 5. Ideologues and Brutes * 6. Rivals * 7. Recruiters and Trainers * 8. MAX * 9.

MORITZ * 10. SABA * 11. Parachutes over Persia * 12. FRANZ, DORA, and BERTA * 13. ANTON * 14. Operations and Operatives * 15. Defects and Deficiencies * 16. Failure * Epilogue: Max and August 2014 US 11 b/w illustrations, 1 map, 4 figures £60.00 / $95.00 / CN$109.00 ebooks available

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diplomatic and military RIGHThistory HEADER Greece, the EEC and the Cold War 1974-1979

Facing Down the Soviet Union

The Second Enlargement

Britain, the USA, NATO and Nuclear Weapons, 1976-1983

Eirini Karamouzi, University of Sheffield, UK

Kristan Stoddart, Aberystwyth University, UK

Eirini Karamouzi explores the history of the European Economic Community (EEC) in the turbulent decade of the 1970s and especially the Community's response to the fall of the Greek dictatorship and the country's application for EEC membership. The book constitutes the first multi-archival study on the second enlargement of the EEC.

Facing Down the Soviet Union reveals for the first time the historic deliberations regarding the Chevaline upgrade to Britain's Polaris force, the decisions to procure the Trident C-4 and then D-5 system from the Americans in 1980 and 1982. It also details the decision to base Ground Launched Cruise Missiles in the UK in 1983.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Democracy and European Integration: Greece’s strategy of Democratisation * 2. Why did the Nine say ‘Yes’? * 3. And the Talks Kick off * 4. Stagnation * 5.

Closing the Gap * 6. The German Presidency: The Race Against Time * 7. Unfinished Business * Conclusion

Contents: 1. The British Labour Government and the Development of Chevaline, 1976-1979 * 2. The Callaghan Government and Polaris Replacement 1976-1979: The Duff-Mason Report * 3. Britain, the US and NATO LRTNF Modernisation, 1976-1979 * 4. ‘Gone Bananas’ – The Conservative Government and Chevaline, 1979-1983 * 5. Mrs Thatcher and the Trident C-4 Decision * 6. Follow-on Negotiations for Trident C-4 * 7. Mrs Thatcher, MISC 7 and the Trident II D-5 Decision * 8. Creating the ‘Seamless Robe of Deterrence’: Great Britain’s Role in NATO’s INF Debate * Conclusion

Security, Conflict and Cooperation in the Contemporary World Ocxtober 2014 UK October 2014 US 272pp Hardback £60.00 / $90.00 / CN$104.00 Canadian Rights ebooks available

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Vietnam and the Unravelling of Empire General Gracey in Asia 1942-1951

October 2014 UK October 2014 US 320pp Hardback £60.00 / $95.00 / CN$109.00 Canadian Rights

Heroism and the Changing Character of War Toward Post-Heroic Warfare?

T.O. Smith, Huntington University, USA

Edited by Sibylle Scheipers, University of St Andrews, UK

The Vietnam War and Indian independence devastated British policy towards Asia. The Labour Government failed to understand its commitments. Yet some senior British officers were prepared to work alongside Asian nationalism in order to secure British interests. This created a radical local fusion of imperial, diplomatic and humanitarian policies.

Post-heroism is often perceived as one of the main aspects of change in the character of war, a phenomenon prevalent in western societies. According to this view, demographic and cultural changes in the west have severely decreased the tolerance for casualties in war.

This edited volume provides a critical examination of this idea.

Contents: Introduction * 1. The Prelude: Burma 1942-5 * 2. The Power Vacuum: Vietnam 1945 * 3. The Sideshow: Cambodia 1945 * 4. The Enforcement: Indo-China 1945-6 * 5. The Aftermath: Bengal and Kashmir 1946-51 * Conclusion October 2014 UK October 2014 US 208pp Hardback £55.00 / $90.00 / CN$104.00 Canadian Rights

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The Sword and the Shield Britain, America, NATO and Nuclear Weapons, 1970-1976 Kristan Stoddart, Aberystwyth University, UK Kristan Stoddart reveals for the first time discussions that took place between the British, French and US governments for nuclear cooperation in the early to mid 1970s. In doing so it sets the scene for the upgrade to Britain's Polaris force codenamed Chevaline and how this could have brought down Harold Wilson's Labour government of 1974-1976.

Contents: Introduction: Toward Post-Heroic Warfare?; Sibylle Scheipers * PART I: HEROISM AND SELF-SACRIFICE - WHAT FOR? * 1. Heroism and the Nation during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars and the Age of Military Reform in Europe; Thomas Hippler * 2. ‘On the Altar of the Nation’: Narratives of Heroic Sacrifice in the American Civil War; Adam Smith * 3.

‘Heroic’ Warfare and the Problem of Mass Armies, France 18711914; Hew Strachan * 4. Heroism and Self-Sacrifice for the Nation? Wars of National Liberation; Rob Johnson * 5. War against Evil: The Second World War; Peter Schrijvers * 6. Mass Armies and the Cold War: Institutional Post-Heroism?; Ingo Trauschweizer * 7. Heroism and Self-Sacrifice: The Vietnam War as a Case in Point; Bernd Greiner * 8. The Dilemma of Cosmopolitan Soldiering; Cheyney Ryan * PART II: CASUALTY AVERSION * 9. Provocations on Policymakers, Casualty Aversion, and Post-Heroic Warfare; Peter D. Feaver and Charles Miller * 10. ‘Casualty Aversion’: Media, Society, and Public Opinion; Susan Carruthers * 11. Questioning the Post-Heroic Warfare Logic: Private Contractors, Casualty Sensitivity and Public Support for War in the United States; Deborah Avant * 12. Redefining Standoff Warfare: Modern Efforts and Implications; Antulio J. Echevarria II * PART III: COMBAT MOTIVATION * and more...

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Contents: Introduction * 1. The Heath government and the Not So Special Relationship, 1970-1974 * 2. The ‘special nuclear relationship’ under Heath, 1970-1974 * 3. Britain, NATO’s Evolving Military Doctrine and its Nuclear Planning Group: the Balance between the Sword and the Shield, 1970-1974 * 4. National Strategy and Multilateral Priorities:British ‘Tactical’ Nuclear Operations, 1970-1974 * 5. The Last Wilson Governments and Strategic Nuclear Deterrence, 1974-1976 * 6. Nuclear Testing and the Practicalities of Moving Chevaline to Completion, 1974-1976 * 7. Britain, America and NATO Modernisation, 1974-1976 * 8. Tactical Nuclear Weapons, Operational Employment and Conventional Defence, 1974-1976 * Conclusion

Nuclear Weapons and International Security since 1945 May 2014 UK 352pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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LEFT HEADERand military… diplomatic Power, Law and the End of Privateering Jan Martin Lemnitzer, Pembroke College, Oxford University, UK 'Jan Martin Lemnitzer reveals the forgotten origins of the modern law of the sea and shows that the 19th century's efforts to regulate naval warfare explain a great deal about the course of the First World War.' Professor Nicholas Rodger, All Souls College, Oxford, UK

history of science…

History of Science, Technology and Medicine

Sustainable Knowledge A Theory of Interdisciplinarity Robert Frodeman, University of North Texas, USA Sustainable Knowledge rethinks the nature of interdisciplinary research and the place of philosophy and the humanities in society and offers a new account of what is at stake in talk about 'interdisciplinarity'.

This book offers an exciting new take on the relationship between law and power. The 1856 Declaration of Paris marks the precise moment when international law became universal, and was an aggressive and successful British move to end privateering forever – then the United States' main weapon in case of war with Britain.

Contents: 1. Introduction * 2. Disciplinarity * 3. Interdisciplinarity * 4. Sustainability * 5. Dedisciplinarity * 6. Epilogue: An Undisciplined Life

Contents: Introduction: Power, Law and the Declaration of Paris * 1. ‘More serious than the Eastern question itself’ – The Crimean War Compromise * 2. The Crimean War and Maritime Law * 3. ‘Catching Brother Jonathan in the trap which he laid for us’ – The Genesis of the Declaration of Paris * 4. ‘That moral league of nations against the United States’ - The Declaration of Paris and the Marcy Amendment * 5. ‘The United States have a vote in framing the maritime law of this age’ – The Cass Memorandum and Bremen’s Campaign for the Marcy Amendment * 6.

The Declaration of Paris and the American Civil War * 7. ‘Announcing our withdrawal from the Declaration’ - The Declaration of Paris and the Franco-German War of 1870 * Conclusion: The Rise and Fall of the Declaration of Paris March 2014 UK 272pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Spain’s First Carlist War, 1833-40

December 2013 UK 128pp Hardback Canadian Rights

Steve Fuller, University of Warwick, UK, Veronika Lipinska, University of Warwick, UK ‘Fuller is the closest thing to a Foucault writing today in the English language.’ – Metascience The Proactionary Imperative debates the concept of transforming human nature, including such thorny topics as humanity's privilege as a species, our capacity to 'play God', the idea that we might treat our genes as a capital investment, eugenics and what it might mean to be 'human' in the context of risky scientific and technological interventions.

Contents: 1. Introduction, History and Sources * 2. The First Carlist War: Origins * 3. The First Carlist War: Context * 4. The Basque Phase, 1833-35 * 5. The War Radicalises the Cristino Zone, 1835-36 * 6. Deep War Feeds Revolution, 1836-37 * 7. Carlist Failure, 1837-39 * 8. Stalemate and Cristino victory, 1838-40 * 9. Conclusion

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A Foundation for Transhumanism

Spain's First Carlist War was an unlikely agent of modernity. It pitted town against country, subalterns against elites, and Europe's Liberal powers against Absolute Monarchies. This book traces the individual, collective and international experience of this conflict, giving equal attention to battle fronts and home fronts.

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The Proactionary Imperative

Mark Lawrence, Newcastle University, UK

September 2014 UK 288pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Contents: Introduction * 1. Precautionary and Proactionary as the 21st Century’s Defining Ideological Polarity * 2. Proactionary Theology: Discovering the Art of God-Playing * 3. Proactionary Biology: Recovering the Science of Eugenics * 4. A Legal Framework for the Proactionary Principle * The Proactionary Manifesto July 2014 UK 168pp Hardback Paperback Canadian Rights

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history of science, technology and RIGHT medicine HEADER Music and the Nerves, 1700-1900

Prize Fight

Edited by James Kennaway, Newcastle University, UK

The Race and the Rivalry to be the First in Science

The relationship between music and the nervous system is now the subject of intense interest for scientists and people in the humanities, but this is by no means a new phenomenon. This volume sets out the history of the relationship between neurology and music, putting the advances of our era into context.

Contents: 1. Introduction: The Long History of Neurology and Music; James Kennaway * 2. (Nervously) Grappling with (Musical) ‘Pictures in the Mind’: A Personal Account; George Rousseau * 3. Music and the Nerves in English Medical Thought, 1586-1777; Penelope Gouk * 4. Music and Humanity in the French Enlightenment; Ingrid Sykes * 5. Music Therapy in Eighteenth Century Spain: Perspectives and Critiques; Pilar León-Sanz * 6.

‘The Passionate Power of Music’: ‘Subsiding Passions’ and the Polite Arts of Healing in the British Enlightenment; Aris Sarafianos * 7. Music as a Tool in the Development of Nineteenth-Century Neurology; Julene Johnson and Amy Graziano * 8. Origin Stories of Listening, Melody, and Survival at the End of the Nineteenth Century; Alexandra Hui * 9. Physical Distortion, Emotion and Subjectivity: Musical Virtuosity and Body Anxiety; Wiebke Thormählen September 2014 UK 288pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Human Extension An Alternative to Evolutionism, Creationism and Intelligent Design

In Prize Fight, Morton Meyers pulls back the curtain to reveal the dark side of scientific discovery. From stolen authorship to fabricated results and elaborate hoaxes, he shows us how too often brilliant minds are reduced to petty jealousies and promising careers cut short by disputes over authorship or fudged data.

Contents: Introduction * PART I * Chapter 1: Recognition, Reward, and Stolen Credit: A Universal Outrage * Chapter 2: The Art of Science * Chapter 3: Staking the Claim * Chapter 4: The Dark Side of Science * PART II * Chapter 5: “Drop Everything!” * Chapter 6: The Star Pupil * Chapter 7: Shock Wave in Academia * Chapter 8: “This Shameful Wrong Must Be Righted!” * Chapter 9: The Race Is On * Chapter 10: The Sound and the Fury * Chapter 11: Obsession * Chapter 12: Picking the Winner * Epilogue * Acknowledgments * Selected Bibliography December 2013 UK 272pp Paperback Canadian Rights

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Society, Culture and the Auditory Imagination in Modern France

Gregory Sandstrom, European Humanities University, Lithuania

The Humanity of Hearing

This book proposes a new angle on the controversy over evolution as a biological theory, creation as a theological/worldview doctrine and evolutionism, creationism and Intelligent Design theory as social ideologies. Rather than presenting a polemic that will enrage or delight one camp or another, this book proposes that a cease-fire is possible.

Ingrid Sykes, La Trobe University, Australia

Contents: Foreword by Steve Fuller * Introduction to Human Extension * 1. Human Extension in M-Dimensions * 2. On the Origins of Human Extension * 3. Human Extension: A New Kind of Social Science * 4. The End of Human Evolution and the Beginning of Human Extension * Conclusion: Elevating Human Extension

August 2014 UK 112pp Hardback Canadian Rights

Morton Meyers, School of Medicine SUNY, Stony Brook, USA 'Meyers’ perceptive book will engage readers interested in the ethics and emotions of scientific research.' - Booklist

This book examines the striking way in which medical and scientific work on hearing in 18th and 19th-century France helped to shape modern French society and culture. The author argues that of all the senses hearing offered the greatest resources for remodelling the idea of the universal human condition within the modern French historical setting.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Medicine, Science and the Auditory Imagination * 2. The JugeAuditeur and Hearing the People * 3. Hearing and Spaces of Medical Care * 4. The Blind and the Communication-Object * 5. Sound, Health and the Auditory Body-Politic * Conclusion November 2014 UK 192pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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LEFT HEADER history of science, technology and medicine Imperial Hygiene

Medicine At The Border Bashford, Medicine At The Border Medicine At The Border, Bashford

A Critical History of Colonialism, Nationalism and Public Health

Disease, Globalization and Security, 1850 to the Present Edited by Alison Bashford, University of Cambridge, UK

Alison Bashford, University of Cambridge, UK 'Bashford delivers a very innovative study on colonial medicine in the global context of nationalism.' - Eva Marie Stolberg, H-Net Taking British colonialism and White Australia as case studies, Alison Bashford's innovative study, now published for the first time in paperback, examines the enclosures, boundaries and borders which were the objects and means of public health, as well as of colonial, national and racial administration between 1850 and 1950.

'This book helps us make sense of the place of disease control in a globalized world. It shows how, historically, national, colonial, international and global issues have been enmeshed in the development of modern public health responses. It demonstrates the connections between nationalism and the use of the 'hygienic shield' of border regulation. I can recommend it to all those who want an informed analysis of the historical roots of current concerns about global pandemics.' - Virginia Berridge, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, University of London, UK

Contents: List of Figures * Acknowledgements * List of Abbreviations * 1. Introduction: Lines of Hygiene, Boundaries of Rule * 2. Vaccination: Foreign Bodies, Contagion and Colonialism * 3.

Smallpox: The Spaces and Subjects of Public Health * 4. Tuberculosis: Governing Healthy Citizens * 5. Leprosy: Segregation and Imperial Hygiene * 6. Quarantine: Imagining the Geo-Body of a Nation * 7. Foreign Bodies: Immigration, International Hygiene and White Australia * 8. Sex: Public Health, Social Hygiene and Eugenics * Conclusion * Notes * Select Bibliography July 2014 UK 288pp Paperback Canadian Rights

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Eugenics and Nation in Early 20th Century Hungary Marius Turda, Oxford Brookes University, UK In 1900 Hungary was a regional power in Europe with imperial pretensions; by 1919 it was crippled by profound territorial, social and national transformations. This book chronicles the development of eugenic thinking in early twentieth-century Hungary, examining how eugenics was an integral part of this dynamic historical transformation.

Contents: Prologue * Introduction * 1. A New Dawn * 2. Debating Eugenics * 3. At A Crossroads * 4. Towards National Eugenics * 5.

Health Anxieties and War * 6. Eugenics Triumphant * 7. The Fall of the Race * Conclusion * Epilogue * Biographical Information

Science, Technology and Medicine in Modern History March 2014 UK 356pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Dying for Victorian Medicine Elizabeth T. Hurren, University of Leicester, UK '...a groundbreaking and exciting study of the dissected as 'matter out of place' that never loses sight of the poor or of the fear and impact of dissection... this is one of the best books in the social history of medicine that I have read in the last five years (and perhaps longer).' - Keir Waddington, Cardiff University, UK

Lee Scrivner, Bogota, Columbia

The first book to provide a detailed analysis of the body-trafficking networks of the dead poor that underpinned the expansion of medical education from Victorian times. With an even-handed approach to the business of anatomy, Hurren uses remarkable case histories which still echo a vibrant body-business on the internet today in a biomedical age.

A study of the history of modern insomnia, this book explores how poets, journalists, and doctors of the Victorian period found themselves in near-universal agreement that modernity and sleep were somehow incompatible. It investigates how psychologists, philosophers and literary artists worked to articulate its causes, and its potential cures.

Contents: List of Tables, Figures and Illustrations * Preface * Acknowledgements * Abbreviations * PART I: A HISTORICAL LANDSCAPE * 1. Chalk on the Coffin: Re-Reading the Anatomy Act of 1832 * 2. Restoring the Face of the Corpse: Victorian Death and Dying * 3. A Dissection Room Drama: English Medical Education * PART II: AN ENGLISH ANATOMY TRADE * 4. Dealing in the Dispossessed Poor: St. Bartholomew’s Hospital * 5. Pauper Corpses: Cambridge and its Provincial Trade * 6. Balancing the Books: The Business of Anatomy at Oxford * 7. Better a Third of a Loaf Than No Bread: Manchester’s Human Material * 8. Conclusion * Selected Bibliography * Index

Contents: Prologomenon * 1. A Modern Insomnia * 2. The Freeing of the Will * 3. The Narrowing of the Attention * 4. In Vicious Circles: The Physiologies of Exhaustion * 5. Mental Hyperactivity and the Hematologies of Sleep * 6. Psychologorrhea * 7. Slumber and Self Subdivided * 8. Prostheses and Antitheses * 9. Insomniac Modernism * 10. Volitional Regress and Egress

April 2014 UK 400pp Paperback Canadian Rights

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Contents: 1. Introduction: ‘The Age of Universal Contagion’: Disease, History and Globalization; A.Bashford * PART I: WORLD HEALTH: COLONIAL AND NATIONAL HISTORIES * 2. Civilizing the State: Borders, Weak States and International Health in Modern Europe; P.Zylberman * 3. Yellow Fever Crusade: US Colonialism, Tropical Medicine, and the International Politics of Mosquito Control, 1900-20; A.M.Stern * 4. WHO-led or WHO-managed? Re-assessing the Smallpox Eradication Programme in India, 1960-80; S.Bhattacharya * 5. The World Health Organisation and the Transition from ‘International’ to ‘Global’ Health; T.M.Brown, M.Cueto and E.Fee * PART II: NATIONAL SECURITY: MIGRATION, TERRITORY AND BORDER REGULATION * 6. Where is the Border? Turberculosis Screening in the United Kingdom and Australia, 1950-2000; I.Convery, J.Welshman and A.Bashford * 7. Medical Humanitarianism in and beyond France: Breaking Down or Patrolling Borders?; M.Ticktin * and more...

English Anatomy and its Trade in the Dead Poor, c.1834 - 1929 9781137293527

Becoming Insomniac

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The threat of global pandemic disease is currently mobilizing experts, governments, and the exploding industry in 'security'; and yet this has all happened before. Alison Bashford explores the pressing issues of border control and infectious disease in the nineteenth, twentieth, and twenty-first centuries.

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history of science, technology and RIGHT medicine HEADER Churchill and the ‘Black Dog’ of Depression Reassessing the Biographical Evidence of Psychological Disorder Wilfred Attenborough, UK Churchill's 'Black Dog' is widely believed to have been an inborn tendency towards prolonged and despairing depression. In this, the first book-length study of all the available biographical evidence, some of which has never before been published, the truth emerges as significantly less grave than legend has it, but more psychologically complex.

Contents: 1. Introduction: Black Dog and The Problem of Evidence * 2. The Psychology of Churchill’s Ambition * 3. Breakdown in the Commons * 4. Depressing at the Home Office? * 5. NearBreakdown and Capital Cases * 6. Churchill’s Black Dog Letter * 7.

Black Dog after the Admiralty? * 8. Constrained by Lloyd George * 9. Black Dog or Brown Study? * 10. Contented at The Treasury and Chartwell * 11. Depression and the Vision of Death * 12. Moran’s Modus Operandi * 13. The Quest for Vindication * 14. Fighting Against Atherosclerosis * 15. Doctored Diary and Noteworthy Notebook * 16. Reassessing Black Dog * Appendix: The Moran Diary Entry for 2 August 1945 November 2014 UK 256pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Pain and Emotion in Modern History Edited by Robert Gregory Boddice, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany Drawing on the expertise of historical, literary and philosophical scholarship, practicing physicians, and the medical humanities this is a true interdisciplinary collaboration, styled as a history. It explores pain at the intersection of the living, suffering body, and the discursive cultural webs that entangle it in its specific moment.

Contents: 1. Introduction: Hurt Feelings?; Rob Boddice * 2.

Exquisite and Lingering Pains: Facing Cancer in Early Modern Europe; Javier Moscoso * 3. The Perception of Pain in Late‐Imperial China; Paolo Santangelo * 4. Psychological Pain: Metaphor or Reality?; David Biro * 5. Phantom Suffering: Amputees, Stump Pain, and Phantom Sensations from the Eighteenth Century to the Present; Joanna Bourke * 6. The Emergence of Chronic Pain: Phantom Limbs, Subjective Experience and Pain Management in Post-war West Germany; Wilfried Witte * 7. A Quantity of Suffering: Measuring Pain as Emotion in the Mid-twentieth century United States; Noemi Tousignant * 8. Killing Pain: Aspirin, Emotion and Subjectivity; Sheena Culley * 9. Body, Mind and Madness: Pain in Animals in Nineteenth-Century Comparative Psychology; Liz Gray * 10. Down in the Mouth: Faces of Pain; Danny Rees * 11. ‘When I think of what is before me, I feel afraid’: Narratives of Fear, Pain, and Childbirth in Late-Victorian Canada; Whitney Wood * 12. ‘The agony of despair’: Pain and the Cultural Script of Infanticide in England and Wales, 1860-1960; Daniel Grey * 13. Imagining Another’s Pain: Privilege and Limitation in Parent and Child Relations; Linda Raphael * 14. Observing Pain, Pain in Observing: Collateral Emotions in International Justice; James Burnham Sedgwick * 15. Documenting Bodies: Pain Surfaces; Johanna Willenfelt

Palgrave Studies in the history of science and technology SERIES

The Surveillance Imperative Geosciences during the Cold War and Beyond Simone Turchetti, University of Manchester, UK, Peder Roberts, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden Surveillance is a key notion for understanding power and control in the modern world, but it has been curiously neglected by historians of science and technology. Using the overarching concept of the ‘surveillance imperative,’ this collection of essays offers a new window on the evolution of the environmental sciences during and after the Cold War. Contents: Introduction: Knowing the Enemy, Knowing the Earth; Simone Turchetti and Peder Roberts * PART I: SURVEILLANCE STRATEGIES TO CONTROL NATURAL RESOURCES * 1. From The Ground Up: Uranium Surveillance and Atomic Energy in Western Europe; Matthew Adamson, Lino Camprubì and Simone Turchetti * 2. Underground and Underwater: Oil Security in France and Britain during the Cold War; Roberto Cantoni and Leucha Veneer * PART II: MONITORING THE EARTH: NUCLEAR WEAPON PROGRAMS * 3. ‘Unscare’ and Conceal: the United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation and the Origin of International Radiation Monitoring; Nèstor Herran * 4. ‘In God We Trust. All Others We Monitor’: Seismology, Surveillance and the Test Ban Negotiations; Simone Turchetti * PART III: SEEING THE SEA - FROM ABOVE AND BELOW * 5. Stormy Seas: Anglo-American Negotiations on Ocean Surveillance; Sam Robinson * 6. Scientists and Sea Ice under Surveillance in the Early Cold War; Peder Roberts * PART IV: SURVEILLANCE TECHNOLOGIES * 7. Space Technology and the Rise of the U.S. Surveillance State; Roger D. Launius * 8. Serendipitous Outcomes in Space History: From Space Photography to Environmental Surveillance; Sebastian Vincent Grevsmühl * PART V: FROM SURVEILLANCE TO ENVIRONMENTAL MONITORING * 9. Observing the environmental turn through the Global Environment Monitoring System; Soraya Boudia * 10. What was whole about the whole Earth? How the Earth sciences saw their subject during the Cold War and beyond; Robert Poole September 2014 UK 288pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Eismitte in the Scientific Imagination Knowledge and Politics at the Center of Greenland Janet Martin-Nielsen, Aarhus University, Denmark Since the 18th century, Greenland's geometric center, Eismitte, has been one of the most forbidding but scientifically rich locations in the Arctic. Tracing its history from European contact through the Cold War, this study shows how Eismitte was the setting for scientific knowledge production as well as diplomatic maneuvering.

Palgrave Studies in the History of Emotions July 2014 UK 304pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Contents: Introduction: The Edge of the World, the End of the World * 1. A Land Apart * 2. Taming the Ice Sheet * 3. The Longest Trek * 4. It Has Completely Changed * Epilogue: A Conspicuous Absence

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LEFT HEADER history of women, gender and sexuality History of Women, Gender and Sexuality

Women Educators, Leaders and Activists Educational Lives and Networks 1900-1960

Science, Gender, and Internationalism

Edited by Tanya Fitzgerald, La Trobe University, Australia, Elizabeth M. Smyth, University of Toronto, Canada

Women’s Academic Networks, 1917-1955 Christine von Oertzen, Max Planck Institute for the History of Science in Berlin, Germany 'Von Oertzen has recovered a forgotten yet vital transatlantic network of impressive women scholars and judiciously assessed its accomplishments, tensions, and shortcomings. Her work offers new insights into national and international women's movements, the behavior of women's organizations in Nazi Germany, and the fate of women Jewish refugees. This cultural history of a vibrant multinational academic network is a welcome addition to gender history, cultural history, and the history of international institutions and exchanges.'

- Mary Nolan, Professor of History, New York University, USA Founded in 1920, the International Federation of University brought together women committed to promoting higher education across divisions hardened by global conflict. Here, Christine von Oertzen traces the IFUW's international rise and Cold War decline, making a valuable contribution to the cultural, diplomatic, and intellectual history.

Contents: 1. Global War and Global Mission: The Anglo-American Project of an International Federation of University Women (IFUW) * 2. Networks for Science: The IFUW’s Program and Policies, 1919–1933 * 3. From Conflict to Participation: The German Case * 4. Threatened World Community * 5. Networks in Action: The IFUW’s Assistance to Refugees * 6. Marked by Persecution * Conclusion: Continuities, Memories, and the Cold War

This collection traces women educators' professional lives and the extent to which they challenged the gendered terrain they occupied. The emphasis is placed on women's historical public voices and their own interpretation of their 'selves' and 'lives' in their struggle to exercise authority in education.

Contents: 1. Introduction: Educational Lives and Networks; Tanya Fitzgerald and Elizabeth Smyth * 2. Networks of Influence: Home Scientists at the University of New Zealand 1911–1941; Tanya Fitzgerald * 3. Worlds within Worlds: Canadian Women Religious, International Connections, Ecclesiastical Webs and the Secular State; Elizabeth Smyth * 4. Courting Equality: Catholic Women and Agency in the Reconfiguration of University Education in Ireland; Judith Harford * 5. Mana Wahine: Boundaries and Connections in the Career of a Māori Educational Leader Bessie (Wene) Te Wenerau Grace (Sister Eudora CSC) ; Kay Morris Matthews * 6. Performing Reforming and the Category of Age: Empire, Internationalism and Transnationalism in the Career of Reta Oldham, Headmistress; Joyce Goodman and Zoe Milsom * 7. Mary Gutteridge (1887–1962): Transnational Careering in the Field of Early Childhood Education; Kay Whitehead * 8. Henrietta Rodman and the Fight to Further Women’s Economic Autonomy; Patricia A. Carter * 9. Lives, Networks and Topographies of Time and Place: New Turns in the History of Women and Education; Deirdre Raftery July 2014 UK 232pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Palgrave Macmillan Transnational History Series July 2014 UK 340pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Deconstructing the Female Terrorist

This book is the first full length history of the all-female National Federation of Women Workers (1906-21) led by the gifted and charismatic Mary Macarthur. Its focus is on the people who made up this pioneering union - the organisers, activists and members who built branches and struggled to improve the lives of Britain's working women.

Amanda Third, University of Western Sydney, Australia 'A fascinating exploration of the historical twinning of terrorism and feminism in the U.S. By redirecting our attention to these important discourses emerging in the 60's and 70s, this book provides a crucial corrective to counter post 9/11 anxieties that continually project the terrorist as somehow coming from elsewhere.' - Jasbir K. Puar, Associate Professor of Women's and Gender Studies, Rutgers University, USA Analyzing women labeled as terrorists in the United States in the late 1960s and early 1970s, Gender and the Political examines Western cultural constructions of the female terrorist. The chapters argue that the development of the discourse on terrorism evolves in parallel with, and in response to, radical feminism in the US during this time.

Contents: Glossary * Introduction * 1. Beginnings * 2. Building a Union, 1906-14 * 3. The First World War * 4. The Final Phase 1918-21 * 5. Organisers and Activists * 6. Coventry, a Case Study * Conclusion * Appendix One: National Federation of Women Workers, Officials and Organisers * Appendix Two: National Federation of Women Workers Branches

Contents: Introduction * 1. Conceptualizing Terrorism * 2. Constructing the Terrorist: The Threat From Within * 3. Feminist Terrorists and Terrorist Feminists: The Crosswiring of Feminism With Terrorism * 4. Terrorist Time: Terrorism’s Disruption of Modernity * 5. Conjuring the Apocalypse: Radical Feminism, Apocalyptic Temporality and the Society for Cutting Up Men * 6. Abjecting Whiteness: “The Movement,” Radical Feminism, Genocide * 7. Nuclear Terrorists: Patricia Hearst and the (Feminist) Terrorist Family * Postscript

The National Federation of Women Workers, 1906-1921 Cathy Hunt, Coventry University, UK

February 2014 UK 256pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Gender and the Political

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history of women, RIGHT gender HEADER …

The Life of a Kashmiri Woman

Gender and the First World War

Dialectic of Resistance and Accommodation Nyla Ali Khan, University of Oklahoma, USA, Gopalkrishan Gandhi, Independent Scholar 'Richly detailed, passionately argued, and strongly feminist, at once scholarly and intensely personal in its approach, this study of Akbar Jehan Abdullah's role in the modern history of her country will be of interest to everyone who shares Nyla Khan's commitment to a democratic and pluralist future for Kashmir.' - Daniel Cottom, David A. Burr Chair of Letters of English, University of Oklahoma, USA Capturing the history of Kashmir and its cultural and social evolution, Nyla Ali Kahn deconstructs the life of her grandmother and other women of her generation to reconceptualize woman’s identity in a politically militarized zone. An academic memoir, this book succinctly brings together the history, politics, and culture of Kashmir.

Contents: Preface * Foreword by Gopalkrishna Gandhi * Introduction * 1. Filiation and Affiliation * 2. Lineage and Coming into her Own * 3. Political and Social Activism * 4. Perseverance in the Face of Political Persecution * 5. Kashmir Conspiracy Case and World Opinion * 6. Banishment and Trauma * 7. Significance of Alliances and Shifting Balance of Power * 8. Reminiscences of a Granddaughter of the Electoral Battle of 1977 * and more...

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Sexuality and Globalization

Edited by Christa Hämmerle, University of Vienna, Austria, Oswald Überegger, University of Bozen, Italy, Birgitta Bader-Zaar, University of Vienna, Austria The First World War cannot be sufficiently documented and understood without considering the analytical category of gender. This exciting volume examines key issues in this area, including the 'home front' and battlefront, violence, pacifism, citizenship and emphasizes the relevance of gender within the expanding field of First World War Studies.

Contents: 1. Introduction: Women’s and Gender History of the First World War – Topics, Concepts, Perspectives; Christa Hämmerle, Oswald Überegger and Birgitta Bader Zaar * 2.

Women Behind the Lines: The Friuli Region as a Case Study of Total Mobilization, 1915-1917; Matteo Ermacora * 3. Imagining and Communicating Violence: The Correspondence of a Berlin Family, 1914 to 1918; Dorothee Wierling * 4. Love in the Trenches: German Soldiers’ Conceptions of Sexual Deviance and Hegemonic Masculinity in the First World War; Jason Crouthamel * 5. Visualizing ‘War Hysterics’: Strategies of Feminization and Re-Masculinization in Scientific Cinematography, 1916-1918; Julia Barbara Köhne * 6. ‘Mentally broken, physically a wreck …’: Violence in War Accounts of Nurses in Austro-Hungarian Service; Christa Hämmerle * 7. Remembering French and British First World War Heroines; Alison S. Fell * 8. The Baby in the Gas Mask: Motherhood, Wartime Technology, and the Gendered Division between the Fronts During and After the First World War; Susan R. Grayzel * 9. The Female Mourner: Gender and the Moral Economy of Grief During the First World War; Claudia Siebrecht * 10. French Boys and Girls in the Great War: Gender and the History of Children’s Experiences 1914-1918; Manon Pignot * 11. Towards a New Internationalism: Pacifist Journals Edited by Women, 1914-1919; Bruna Bianchi * 12. ‘A foolish dream of sisterhood’: AntiPacifist Debates in the German Women’s Movement, 1914-1919; Ingrid Sharp * and more...

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Restless Men

An Introduction to a Phenomenology of Sexualities

Masculinity and Robinson Crusoe, 1788-1840

Laurent Bibard, ESSEC, France, ‘With daring vulnerability and scope, Laurent Bibard opens us to the sex of our time, to our kind of time in which we incessantly seek to master nature, each other and ourselves. This sex has a religious history.

We must step back from our de-sexed modernity into the possibility of recuperating the contradictory duality of masculinity and femininity that constitute us all. Only thus can we reveal our humanness and create a more habitable world.’ - Roger Friedland, Visiting Professor, Media, Culture and Communication, New York University, USA The book argues that a universally widespread virility currently prevents humans from realizing their sexualities, which are originally the feminine and the masculine. This obstacle may be traced back to Renaissance humanism, whose core intention is to take control over the so-called 'nature.’

Contents: 1. Appraisal * 2. Insurrection * 3. Christianity, Paganism, Judaism, the Fury of Practice * 4. Moral Fractals * 5. Interlacings * 6. Drama * 7. Methodological Approach * 8. Contradictions: Lives, Decisions, Thoughts * 9. Love

Karen Downing, Australian National University, Australia Robinson Crusoe's call to adventure and do-it-yourself settlement resonated with British explorers. In tracing the links in a discursive chain through which a particular male subjectivity was forged, Karen Downing reveals how such men took their tensions with them to Australia, so that the colonies never were a solution to restless men's anxieties.

Contents: Introduction: Restless men * 1. Confined by the Gout – Perceptions of Men’s Physical Health * 2. The Ecstasies and Transports of the Soul – Emotional Journeys of Self-discovery * 3. My Head Filled Early With Rambling Thoughts – Raising Boys and Making Men * 4. Satisfied with Nothing but Going to Sea – Seafaring Lives and Island Hopes * 5. To Think That This Was All My Own – Land, Independence and Emigration * 6. The Middle Station of Life – the Anxieties of Social Mobility * 7. A Surprising Change of Circumstances – Men’s Ambivalent Relationship with Authority * 8. The Centre of All My Enterprises – the Paradox of Families * Conclusion: ‘Robinson Crusoe untravelled…’

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Recovering Political Philosophy September 2014 UK 104pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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LEFT HEADER history of women, gender and sexuality genders and sexualities in history SERIES

Daughters of the Anglican Clergy Religion, Gender and Identity in Victorian England

Masculinity and Nationhood, 1830-1910

Midori Yamaguchi, Daito Bunka University, Japan A Victorian parsonage was a 'religious family enterprise', a showcase of ruling ideas, the headquarters of parish charities and a point of connection for multilayered networks in and outside the parish. This book focuses on the lives of women brought up in this setting, as the Church of England steered its way through the secularisation of society.

Constructions of Identity and Citizenship in Belgium Josephine Hoegaerts, University of Leuven, Belgium 'This book not only takes a novel approach to the history of national citizenship in Belgium; it also achieves a new understanding of public masculinities throughby applying theories of space and sound.' - Professor John Tosh, University of Roehampton, UK

Contents: Three Anthems, a Flag and a Tenor: Introduction * PART I: SPACES * 1. Men in Space: The Construction of All-Male Spaces * 2. Movements in Space: Choreographies of Masculinity * PART II: SOUNDS * 3. Singing the Nation, Singing the Self * 4. Men’s Sounds and Silences * Conclusion: Soundscapes of Gender and Nation

Contents: Introduction * PART I: TO BE BORN IN THE ‘RELIGIOUS FAMILY ENTERPRISE’ * 1. The Birth of a ‘Religious Family Enterprise’ * 2. Growing Up as a Clerical Child * PART II: HER FATHER’S FLOCK: CLERGY DAUGHTERS AS YOUNG LADIES * 3. ‘There is Special Work before Us’: Parish Work * 4. ‘My Duty Is to Get Acquainted with Everybody’: Networks Over and Above the Church Network * PART III: THE CLERGY DAUGHTERS’ MISSION * 5. Love: Sexuality, Marriage and Widowhood * 6. Faith: Development and Crisis * 7. Hope: Self-fulfilment * Coda * 8. The Family of an Essex Clergyman’s Daughter: Two Generations of the Bramston and Luard Families of Essex * Conclusion

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A history of what it meant to be a man, and a citizen of an emerging nation throughout the nineteenth century. This book not only relates how Belgians were taught how to move and fight, but also how they spoke and sang to express masculinity and patriotism.

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Love and Romance in Britain, 1918 - 1970

Queer Domesticities Homosexuality and Home Life in Twentieth-Century London

Edited by Alana Harris, University of Oxford, UK, Timothy Jones, La Trobe University, Australia

Matt Cook, Birkbeck College, University of London, UK Sissy home boys or domestic outlaws? Through a series of vivid case studies taken from across the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries, Matt Cook explores the emergence of these trenchant stereotypes and looks at how they play out in the home and family lives of queer men.

The new histories of love and romance offered within this edited collection illustrate the many changes, but also the surprising continuities in understandings of love, romance, affection, intimacy and sex from the First World War until the beginning of the Women's Liberation movement.

Contents: Introduction: Historicizing ‘Modern’ Love and Romance; Timothy Willem Jones and Alana Harris * PART I: IDENTITIES AND THE SPACES OF THEIR ARTICULATION * 1. Love and Romance in British Women’s Autobiography; Barbara Caine * 2. The Perfect Man: Fatherhood, Masculinity and Romance in Popular Culture in Mid-Twentieth-Century Britain; Laura King * 3. Love, Sex, Work and Friendship: Northern, Working-Class Men and Sexuality in the First Half of the Twentieth Century; Helen Smith * 4. ‘A Certain Amount of Mush’: Love, Romance, Celluloid and Wax in the Mid-Twentieth Century’; Stephen Brooke * PART II: LOVE ACROSS THE LIFECYCLE: GENERATIONAL EXPERIENCES OF MARRIAGE, SEX AND SOLE PARENTHOOD * 5. Love Beyond the Frame: Stories of Maternal Love Outside Marriage in the 1950s and 1960s; April Gallwey * 6. Love, Honour and Obey? Romance, Subordination and Marital Subjectivity in Interwar Britain; Timothy Willem Jones * 7. Love in Later Life: Old Age, Marriage and Social Research in Mid-Twentieth-Century Britain; Charlotte Greenhalgh * PART III: LOVE AND THE ‘EXPERTS’: SCIENCE, MORALITY AND THE STATE * 8. ‘The Love of a Pitiable Dog’: Gregariousness, Reciprocity and Altruism in Early Twentieth Century British Psychology; Gillian Swanson * 9. Love Divine and Love Sublime: The Catholic Marriage Advisory Council, the Marriage Guidance Movement and the State; Alana Harris * 10. Nova 1965-1970: Love, Masculinity and Feminism, But Not As We Know It; Hera Cook * Afterword; Claire Langhamer * Index * List of Figures October 2014 UK October 2014 US 280pp 9 figures Hardback £60.00 / $95.00 / CN$109.00 Canadian Rights

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Contents: Introduction * PART I: BEAUTIFUL HOMES * Introduction * 1. Domestic Passions: Unpacking the Homes of Charles Shannon and Charles Ricketts * 2. Queer Interiors: from C.R.Ashbee to Oliver Ford * Epilogue: Neil Bartlett and the Queer ‘Comfort of Things’ * PART II: QUEER FAMILIES * Introduction * 3. George Ives, Queer Lives and the Family * 4. Joe Randolph Ackerley’s ‘Family Values’ * Epilogue: Queer Fathers: Peter McGraith * PART III OUTSIDERS INSIDE * Introduction * 5.

Remembering Bedsitterland: Rex Batten, Carl Marshall and Alan Louis * 6. Homes Fit for Homos: Joe Orton’s Queer Domestic * PART IV: TAKING SEXUAL POLITICS HOME * Introduction * 7.

‘Gay Times’: The Brixton Squatters * 8. Derek Jarman’s Domestic Politics April 2014 UK 344pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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history of women, gender and RIGHT sexuality HEADER Sexual Revolutions Edited by Gert Hekma, University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands, Alain Giami, Institut National de la Santé et de la Recherche Médicale, France

Women, Work and Sociability in Early Modern London Tim Reinke-Williams, University of Northampton, UK

Sexual Revolutions explores the sexual revolution of the late twentieth century in several European countries and the USA by engaging with themes from sexual freedom and abortion to pornography and sexual variation. This work discusses the involvement of youth, feminism, left, liberalism, arts, science and religion in the process of sexual change.

Contents: 1. Sexual Revolutions: An Introduction; Gert Hekma and Alain Giami * 2. Sexual Liberalism in Sweden; Lena Lennerhed * 3. The Long Sexual Revolution: The Police and the New Gay Man; Peter Edelberg * 4. A Radical Break with a Puritanical Past: The Dutch Case; Gert Hekma * 5. Catholics and Sexual Change in Flanders; Wannes Dupont * 6. The Long History of the ‘Sexual Revolution’ in West Germany; Franz Eder * 7. Sexual Revolution(s) in Britain; Matt Cook * 8. The Revival of Sexuality Studies in France in the Late 1950s; Sylvie Chaperon * 9. Therapies of Sexual Liberation in France: Society, Sex and Self; Alain Giami * 10. The Ambivalent Sexual Emancipation of Daniel Guérin; Rostom Mesli * 11. The Gay Liberation Movement in France; Michael Sibalis * 12. Pornography, Perversity and the Sexual Revolution; Jeffrey Escoffier * 13. ‘Sex Freedom Girls Speak Out’: Women in Sexual Revolution; Massimo Perinelli * 14. The Sexual Revolution in the USSR: Dynamics Beneath the Ice; Dan Healey * 15. Abortion, Christianity, Disability: Western Europe; Dagmar Herzog * 16.

Paedophilia, Homosexuality and Gay and Lesbian Activism; David Paternotte May 2014 UK 312pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Drawing on legal and literary sources, this work revises and expands understandings of female honesty, worth and credit by exploring how women from the middling and lower ranks of society fashioned positive identities as mothers, housewives, domestic managers, retailers and neighbours between 1550 and 1700.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Motherhood * 2. Housewifery * 3.

Domestic Management * 4. Retailing * 5. Sociability * Conclusion

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Missionary Masculinity, 1870-1930 The Norwegian Missionaries in South-East Africa Kristin Fjelde Tjelle, School of Mission and Theology, Norway What kind of men were missionaries? What kind of masculinity did they represent, in ideology as well as in practice? Presupposing masculinity to be a cluster of cultural ideas and social practices that change over time and space, and not a stable entity with a natural, inherent meaning, Kristin Fjelde Tjelle seeks to answer such questions.

A Lady’s Man The Cicisbei, Private Morals and National Identity in Italy Roberto Bizzocchi, University of Pisa, Italy Three people in a marriage: a woman and two men. This was the eighteenth-century Italian aristocratic model of marriage, characterized by the presence of the cicisbeo, the escort of another man's wife. Was it a brazen depravity or a complex and refined social institution, revealing aspects of Italian civilization in the Age of the Enlightenment?

Contents: 1. Introduction: Who were the Cicisbei? * 2. In the World of Enlightenment * 3. In the Eighteenth-Century Society * 4. The Geopolitics of Cicisbeism * 5. The Erotic Implications of Cicisbeism * 6. The Cicisbei Banned

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Contents: 1. Introduction: Missionaries and Masculinities * PART 1: THE CONSTRUCTION OF NORWEGIAN LUTHERAN MISSIONARY MASCULINITY * 2. Missionary Self-Making * 3.

Proper Missionary Masculinity * 4. Confessional Missionary Masculinity * 5. Norwegian Missionary Masculinity and ‘Other’ Zulu Masculinity * 6. Missionary Masculinity versus Missionary Femininity * PART 2: MISSIONARY MASCULINITY BETWEEN PROFESSIONALISM AND PRIVACY * 7. Missionary Men * 8. Family Men * 9. Men in The World January 2014 UK 344pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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LEFT HEADER history of women, gender and sexuality Intimacy and Family in Early American Writing Erica Burleigh, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY, USA 'Moving across a number of sophisticated theoretical and jurisprudential problems with great lucidity, Erica Burleigh's Intimacy and Family in Early American Writing returns to and reignites feminist debates about family figures in early American writing. The book engages a much more ambitious historical trajectory than similar works, demonstrating how debates about slavery repurposed an early national rhetoric of familial disunion, and nuancing our understanding of race in anti-abolitionist rhetoric. A fascinating and welcome intervention.' - Jordan Alexander Stein, Assistant Professor of English, Fordham University, USA Through the prism of intimacy, Burleigh sheds light on eighteenth and earlynineteenth-century American texts. This insightful study shows how the trope of the family recurred to produce contradictory images - both intimately familiar and frighteningly alienating - through which Americans responded to upheavals in their cultural landscape.

Contents: Introduction: Intimacy, Integrity, Interdependence * 1. Discursive Intimacy: Franklin Reads the Spectator with Bifocals * 2. ‘Regular Love,’ Incest, and Intimacy in The Power of Sympathy and The Coquette * 3. Incommensurate Equivalences: Genre, Representation, and Equity in Clara Howard and Jane Talbot * 4. Sisters in Arms: Incest, Miscegenation, and Sacrifice in Catharine Maria Sedgwick’s Hope Leslie * 5. ‘Mangled and Bleeding’ Facts: Proslavery Novels and the Temporality of Sentiment * 6. Bibliography May 2014 UK 216pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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A Journey into Women’s Studies Crossing Interdisciplinary Boundaries Edited by Rekha Pande, University of Hyderabad, India The present book is a journey of many women across the world who have struggled to give women's studies visibility. Drawing upon the contributors' diverse experiences and concerns, it explores the metamorphosis of women's studies from the early days to date.

Contents: Introduction * PART I: CROSSING INTERDISCIPLINARY BOUNDARIES * 1. From the Ground Up; Cynthia Enloe * 2. My Women’s Studies Journey; Maithreyi Krishnaraj * 3. Reclaiming my Education: A Passage to Consciousness; Nawar Al-Hassan Golley * 4. Oppositional Imaginations: Multiple Lineages of feminist Scholarship; Uma Chakravarti * 5. From Feminist Activist to Professor; Drude Dahlerup * 6. My Tryst with Women’s Studies; Rekha Pande * PART II: ARTICULATING REGIONAL EXPERIENCES * 7. Being a Woman and doing Gender in Sweden; Anita Nyberg * 8. Mainstreaming Women’s Studies in Higher Education – The Case of Vietnam; Thai thi Ngoc Du * 9. My Journey in Chinese Women’s Studies; Paul S. Ropp * 10. Feminism and Women’s Studies in Japan; Ronni Alexander * 11. Working on the History of Chinese Women: My Story; Clara Wing-chung Ho * 12. Feminism, Women’s Studies and the Women’s Movement in Canada: Two Canadian Perspectives; Marilyn Porter and Caroline Andrew * PART III: TRANSNATIONAL AND DIASPORIC EXPERIENCES * 13.

Learning from Women for Women; Tahera Aftab * 14. My Life before and after Women’s StudiesInsook; Myongji University * 15. A Personal Odyssey toward ‘Feminist Curiosity’;Hülya Adak * 16.

The Personal is (still) Political: Feminist Reflections on a Transformative Journey; Simona Sharoni * 17. State Feminism, Feminists and Women’s Studies in Sweden; Mona Eliasson * 18. My Life and Women’s Studies; Geraldine Forbes

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Women, Rank, and Marriage in the British Aristocracy, 1485-2000 An Open Elite?

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Louise Hide, Birkbeck, University of London, UK 'Hide's insights into asylum life prior to the Great War make this an indispensable book for anyone interested in madness. She is not only interested in the lives of physicians, nurses, and attendants, but also in the lived experiences of patients.' - Joanna Bourke, Birkbeck College, University of London, UK An unprecedented number of people were sent to 'lunatic asylums' in the nineteenth century. But what was life like inside? How was order maintained? And why were so many doctors on the verge of a breakdown themselves? This book provides a glimpse into the lives of patients and staff inside two London asylums at the turn of the twentieth century.

Through an analysis of the marriage patterns of thousands of aristocratic women as well as an examination of diaries, letters, and memoirs, this book demonstrates that the sense of rank identity as manifested in these women's marriages remained remarkably stable for centuries, until it was finally shattered by the First World War.

Studies in Modern History

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Gender and Class in English Asylums, 1890-1914

Kimberly Schutte, SUNY, USA

Contents: Introduction * Prologue: Identity and Rank * PART I: THE STATISTICAL SIDE OF THE STORY * 1. The Basic Marriage Patterns * 2. ‘British’ Marriages * 3. An Open Aristocracy? * PART II: THE LESS STATISTICAL ASPECTS OF THE STORY * 4. The Marriage Market * 5. Practical Considerations * 6. Kinship Groups * 7. Elopement and Defiant Matches * Conclusion

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Attendants and Nurses * 4. The Asylum Regime * 5. From Asylum to Mental Hospital * 6. Ward Life * Conclusion September 2014 UK 256pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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history of women, gender and RIGHT sexuality HEADER Lesbianism in Swedish Literature

Feminism, Time, and Nonlinear History Victoria Browne, Oxford Brookes University, UK

An Ambiguous Affair Jenny Björklund, Uppsala University, Sweden 'Jenny Björklund traces the theme of lesbianism in Swedish literature in a beautifully systematic way, covering the developments of the past seventyfive years. As the book itself claims, there are many assumptions about Sweden regarding its progressiveness on gender issues, and Björklund provides valuable political and historical contexts in order to both correct and support some of these assumptions.' - Susan Brantly, Professor of Scandinavian Studies, University of WisconsinMadison, USA Here, Björklund shows that Swedish literary discourses on lesbianism provocatively contrast with a widely accepted view that attitudes toward homosexuality have gradually become more tolerant. The lasting power of negative discourses upends the assumption that Sweden's progressive laws reflect progressive attitudes toward homosexuality.

Contents: Introduction * 1. The Political Scene of Love: Agnes von Krusenstjerna and the 1930s * 2. Sexual Revolution? Annakarin Svedberg and the 1960s * 3. Challenging the Image of Sweden: Louise Boije af Gennäs, Mian Lodalen and the Turn of the Millennium * 4. Conclusion: The Literary Discourse on Lesbianism June 2014 UK 224pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Interweaving phenomenological, hermeneutical, and sociopolitical analyses, this book considers the ways in which feminists conceptualize and produce the temporalities of feminism, including the time of the trace, narrative time, calendar time, and generational time.

Contents: Introduction: Why Feminism Needs Alternative Concepts of Historical Time * 1. Lived Time and Polytemporality * 2. The Time of the Trace * 3. Narrative Time * 4. Calendar Time * 5. Generational Time * Conclusion: The Politics of Feminist Time

Breaking Feminist Waves December 2014 UK 240pp Hardback Canadian Rights

Contents: Acknowledgements * Introduction * PART I: ‘THEIR LIVES SPOKE MORE THAN VOLUMES’ THE LIFE WRITING OF EARLY METHODIST WOMEN * 1. The Life Writing of Early Methodist Women * 2. ‘All the Family in Heaven and Earth are Married’: Mary Fletcher and the Family of Methodism * 3. ‘With Magdalene at the Masters Feet’: Testimony and Transcription in the Life of Sarah Ryan * 4. ‘The Staff of My Old Age’: Memorialising Sarah Lawrence * 5. ‘They Live Yea They Live Forever’: Mary Tooth’s Methodist History * PART II: ‘SIGNED WITH HER OWN HAND’ THE LIFE WRITING OF LATE EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY AND REGENCY COURTESANS * and more...

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Emily Taylor's Activism Kelly C. Sartorius, Washington University in St Louis, USA This book explores how deans of women actively fostered feminism in the mid-twentieth century through a study of the career of Dr. Emily Taylor, the University of Kansas dean of women from 1956-1974. Sartorius links feminist activism by deans of women with labor activism, the New Left movement, and the later rise of women's studies as a discipline.

Friendship, Community, and Collaboration

British Women's Life Writing, 1760-1840 brings together for the first time a wide range of print and manuscript sources to demonstrate women's innovative approach to self-representation. It examines canonical writers, such as Mary Wollstonecraft, Mary Robinson, and Helen Maria Williams, amongst others.

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Deans of Women and the Feminist Movement

British Women’s Life Writing, 1760-1840 Amy Culley, University of Lincoln, UK 'This book productively deploys the more capacious conceptual model of life-writing to take account of the diverse ways in which women narrated their lives, through print and manuscript, emphasising themes of community, textual sociability and generational interaction. There is no book that applies the methodology of 'life- writing studies' to 18th and 19th century women in this way. The book has a number of interdisciplinary strengths, appealing to scholars in history, gender studies, literary studies, French Revolution studies, celebrity studies and life writing studies.' – Elizabeth Eger, Kings College London, UK

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Contents: 1. Visions of Economic Citizenship * 2. Practicing Political Citizenship * 3. Unlocking Women’s Autonomy * 4. A World without Parietals * 5. The Dean of Women in the Age of Protest * 6. From Quiet Activism to Radical Tactics * 7. From Deans to Presidents

Historical Studies in Education December 2014 UK 272pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Feminist Review , FeministReview Review Feminist

Edited by: The Feminist Review Collective Feminist Review is a peer reviewed, interdisciplinary journal setting new agendas for feminism. For more than 30 years, it has been committed to exploring gender in its relationship to other axes of power including race, class and sexuality.

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LEFT HEADER social history Anti-Social Behaviour in Britain

Social History

Education, Travel and the ‘Civilisation’ of the Victorian Working Classes Michele M. Strong, University of South Alabama, USA Examining four major institutions, Michele Strong considers the experiences of working men and women, particularly artisans, but also young apprentices and clerks, who travelled abroad as participants in an educational reform movement spearheaded by middleclass liberals.

Contents: Introduction: Grand Tours and Workers’ Tours: Rethinking Victorian Travel and Education * 1. ‘A True Agent of Civilisation’: Travel and the ‘Educational Idea’ * 2. Turning the ‘Educational Idea’ on its Head: The Lib/Lab Alliance and the Organization of the 1867 Working Men’s Exhibition Tours * 3.

‘The Lessons of Paris’: The 1867 Working Men’s Exhibition Tours and the Artisan Imagination * 4. ‘High Attainments’: The Artisan Exhibition Tours and the Campaign for Technical Education, 1867-1889 * 5. Class Trips and the Meaning of British Citizenship: The Regent Street Polytechnic at Home and Abroad, 1871-1903 * 6. Conclusion: Goody, Gordon, and Shilpa Shetty ‘Poppadom’: The Politics of Study Abroad from the New Liberalism to New Labour February 2014 UK 256pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Juvenile Delinquency and the Limits of Western Influence, 1850-2000 Edited by Heather Ellis, Liverpool Hope University, UK 'Juvenile Delinquency and The Limits of Western Influence, 1850-2000 is a significant addition to a new body of literature that is challenging and changing the historiography of juvenile justice. In this new book of essays, smartly framed and introduced by Heather Ellis, the study of youth crime and juvenile justice is located in a global context, with an emphasis on both national variations and comparative analysis...

A must-read for scholars and researchers willing to go beyond a nation-based narrative.' - Tony Platt, San José State University, California, USA, and author of The Child Savers: The Invention of Delinquency This volume brings together a wide range of case studies from across the globe, written by some of the leading scholars in the field, to explore the complex ways in which historical understandings of childhood and juvenile delinquency have been constructed in a global context.

Contents: 1. Introduction: Constructing Juvenile Delinquency in a Global Context; Heather Ellis * PART I: COLONIAL CONTEXTS * 2. Adolescent Empire: Moral Dangers for Boys in Britain and India, c. 1880-1914; Stephanie Olsen * 3. The Road to the Reformatory: (Mis-)communication in the Colonial Courts between Judges, Juveniles, and Parents in the Netherlands Indies, 19001942; Amrit Dev Kaur Khalsa * PART II: JUVENILE DELINQUENCY AND TRANSNATIONAL MIGRATION * 4. It Takes a Village: Budapest Jewry and the Problem of Juvenile Delinquency; Howard Lupovitch * and more...

Palgrave Studies in the History of Childhood August 2014 UK 296pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Victorian and Contemporary Perspectives Edited by Sarah Pickard, Université Sorbonne Nouvelle 3, France 'This is a comprehensive exploration of conduct attracting censure and a variety of controls in Victorian and contemporary Britain. The parallels and differences between the two eras are well drawn. This is the most complete survey of perceptions of antisocial behaviour and action to curb it now available, filling in detail gaps in previous overviews. In each era marginal groups are targeted and a wide range of behaviours are seen as 'anti-social'.' - Elizabeth Burney, University of Cambridge, UK This comprehensive, interdisciplinary collection examines diverse forms of anti-social behaviour in Victorian and contemporary Britain, providing a unique comparison of the methods which have been employed by governments to control it.

Contents: PART I: ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR, THE URBAN ENVIRONMENT AND PUBLIC SPACES * 1. A Less than Polite People? Incivility, Ruffianism and Anti-Social Behaviour in Urban England, 1830–1900; Neil Davie * 2. Anti-social City: Science and Crime in late-Victorian Britain; Trevor Harris * 3. Greater Expectations: Intolerance and Control of Public Space, Anti-social Behaviour in the Nineteenth and Twenty-first Centuries; Craig Johnstone * 4. Anti-social Behaviour and ‘Civilizing’ Regulation in the British City: Comparing Victorian and Contemporary Eras; John Flint and Ryan Powell * 5. From Scurrilous Periodical to the Public Platform. Policing Blasphemers and Anti-social Behaviour: Constructing the Public Peace Then and Now; David Nash * 6. Anarchists, Authorities and the Battle for Public Space, 1880–1914: Recasting Political Protest as Anti-social Behaviour; Constance Bantman * and more...

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Cohabitation and Non-Marital Births in England and Wales, 1600-2012 Edited by Rebecca Probert, University of Warwick, UK Today, cohabiting relationships account for most births outside marriage. But what was the situation in earlier centuries? Bringing together leading historians, demographers and lawyers, this interdisciplinary collection draws on a wide range of sources to examine the changing context of non-marital child-bearing in England and Wales since 1600.

Contents: Introduction; Rebecca Probert * 1. Bridewell, Bawdy Courts and Bastardy in Early Seventeenth-Century London; Eleanor Fox and Martin Ingram * 2. Cohabitation in Context in Early Seventeenth-Century London; Martin Ingram * 3. ‘All He Wanted Was To Kill Her That He Might Marry The Girl’: Broken Marriages and Cohabitation in the Long Eighteenth Century; Joanne Bailey * 4. ‘They Lived Together As Man And Wife’: Plebeian Cohabitation, Illegitimacy, and Broken Relationships in London, 1700-1840; Samantha Williams * 5. Bastardy and Divorce Trials, 1780-1809; Julie Shaffer * 6. Cohabiting Couples in the 19th Century Coronial Records of the Midlands Circuit; Elizabeth Hurren and Steven King * 7.

The Kindness of Strangers Revisited: Fostering, Adoption and Illegitimacy in England, 1860-1930; Ginger Frost * 8. The Context of Illegitimacy from the 1920s to the 1960s; Rebecca Probert * 9. Cohabitation and Births Outside Marriage after 1970: A Rapidly Evolving Phenomenon; John Haskey * 10. Cohabitation and Marriage in Britain Since the 1970s; Éva Beaujouan And Máire Ní Bhrolcháin June 2014 UK 272pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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social RIGHThistory HEADER Prison Narratives from Boethius to Zana

American Anti-Nuclear Activism, 1975-1990

Edited by Philip Edward Phillips, Middle Tennessee State University, USA 'Philip Edward Phillips has brought together a remarkable collection of perspectives in this sample of extraordinary documents written by people in prison.

Some of the most important ideas in human history were hatched in prison and continue to inform our world. Hopefully, this introduction will lead readers to pursue others who did not let prison stifle their thought such as Marco Polo, Jeremiah, Cervantes, Paul, and Martin Luther King, Jr.' - Harry Lee Poe, Charles Colson Professor of Faith and Culture, Union University, USA Prison Narratives from Boethius to Zana critically examines selected works of writers, from the sixth century to the twenty-first century, who were imprisoned for their beliefs.

Chapters explore figures' lives, provide close analyses of their works, and offer contextualization of their prison writings.

The Challenge of Peace

Contents: Introduction; Philip Edward Phillips and John R. Vile * 1. Boethius, the Prisoner, and The Consolation of Philosophy; Philip Edward Phillips * 2. ‘For This was Drawyn by a Knyght Presoner’: Sir Thomas Malory and Le Morte Darthur; Amy S. Kaufman * 3. The Self-Incriminator: John Lilburne, the Star Chamber, and the English Origins of American Liberty; Robb McDaniel * 4.

John Bunyan, Pilgrim’s Progress, and Nonconformist Prison Literature; Brett Hudson * 5. Henry David Thoreau and the Principle of Passive Resistance; Tom Strawman * 6. The Radicalization of Louise Michel; Nancy Sloan Goldberg * 7. ‘From Prison to People’: How Women Jailed for Suffrage Inscribed Their Prison Experience upon the American Public; Jane Marcellus * 8. Dietrich Bonhoeffer: An Exemplar of Costly Discipleship in Action; John R. Vile * 9. ‘The Jail House is Full of Blues’: Lead Belly’s Prison Pleas; Mark Allan Jackson * 10. The Autobiography of Malcolm X and the African American Quest for Freedom and Literacy; Laura Dubek * 11. Mehdi Zana and the Struggle for Kurdish Ethnic Identity; Kari Neely July 2014 UK 260pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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The Philosophy of War and Exile Nolen Gertz, Pacific Lutheran University, USA, Thom Brooks, Durham Law School, Durham University, UK Arguing that the suffering of combatants is better understood through philosophy than psychology, as not trauma, but exile, this book investigates the experiences of torturers, UAV operators, cyberwarriors, and veterans to reveal not only the exile at the core of becoming a combatant, but the evasion from exile at the core of being a noncombatant.

Contents: Acknowledgments * Introduction * PART I: BECOMING RESPONSIBLE * 1. The Lust for War vs. The Lust for Judgment * 2. A World Without Responsibility * PART II: BEING IN EXILE, BEING AS EXILE * 3. What’s Wrong with (How We Think About) Torture? * 4. Drone Operators, Cyber Warriors, and Prosthetic Gods * 5. Of the Many Who Returned and Yet Were Dead * Conclusion: Our Veterans, Ourselves * Notes * Bibliography * Index

Palgrave Studies in Ethics and Public Policy September 2014 UK 216pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Kyle Harvey, Macquarie University, Australia Looking at national peace organizations alongside lesser-known protest collectives, this book argues that anti-nuclear activists encountered familiar challenges common to other social movements of the late twentieth century.

Contents: Introduction: Dynamics of Anti-Nuclear Activism in the Second Cold War * 1. Anti-Nuclear Coalitions: Pacifism, Radical Action, and a Rising Atomic Threat * 2. Building a Mainstream Movement: Advertising, Publicity, and Image * 3. Personal Politics: Radical Feminism, Difference, and Anti-Nuclear Activism * 4. Prayer or Protest? Fasting, Nonviolence, and Anti-Nuclear Activism in the 1980s * 6. Lifestyle Politics and Participatory Democracy: Communicating Peace across the United States on the Great Peace March * Epilogue

Palgrave Studies in the History of Social Movements November 2014 UK 224pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Port Cities and Global Legacies Urban Identity, Waterfront Work, and Radicalism Alice Mah, University of Warwick, UK 'What becomes of once-preeminent world harbors when a new global age relegates them to the minor leagues of seaports? In this rich and imaginative joining of Liverpool, Marseille, and New Orleans, two mere shadows of their former glories, a third a troubled giant, Alice Mah ranges across waterfront developments, museum projects, crime stories, and traditions of radical action to capture their quest for a return to greatness amidst the need to confront a conflicted past and a dubious future.' - Michael B. Miller, Professor of History, University of Miami, USA Port cities have distinctive global dynamics, with long histories of casual labour, large migrant communities, and international trade networks. This in-depth comparative study examines contradictory global legacies across themes of urban identity, waterfront work and radicalism in key post-industrial port cities worldwide.

Contents: 1. Introduction * PART I: URBAN IDENTITY * 2. Out of the Blue, Into the Black: Representing, Imagining, and Researching Port Cities * 3. Reconstructing Port Identities: The Urban Politics of Waterfront Development * 4. From Ports of Empire to Capitals of Culture: Museums of Slavery and Colonial History * PART II: WATERFRONT WORK * 5. Intergenerational Lessons from the Liverpool Dockers’ Strike: Rebuilding Solidarity in the Port * 6. Precarious Reforms and the Legacy of Struggle: The Dockers of Marseilles-Fos * 7. Ruination and Recovery: Keeping the Longshoremen’s History in Post-Katrina New Orleans * PART III: RADICALISM * 8.

Radicalism on the Waterfront: Imagining Alternative Futures in Liverpool, Marseille, and New Orleans * 9. Conclusion October 2014 UK October 2014 US 256pp 14 b/w photos Hardback £65.00 / $100.00 / CN$115.00 Canadian Rights ebooks available

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LEFT HEADER social history The Women’s Land Army in First World War Britain Bonnie White, St Francis Xavier University, Canada Between 1917 and 1919 women enlisted in the Women's Land Army, a national organisation with the task of increasing domestic food production. Behind the scenes organisers laboured to not only recruit an army of women workers, but to also dispel public fears that Britain's Land Girls would be defeminized and devalued by their wartime experiences.

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Cultural and Intellectual History

The History of the Kiss!

The Birth of Popular Culture Marcel Danesi, University of Toronto, Canada 'The History of the Kiss by Marcel Danesi serves as part anthropological study and part celebration of this mysterious, sensuous, thrilling activity that holds such power over us all.' - New York Post

Contents: Introduction * 1. Answering the Call to Service: The Formation of the Women’s Land Army * 2. Female Preparedness, Male Authority: Organizers and the Board of Agriculture * 3.

Gender, Service, Patriotism: Promoting the Land Army in Wartime Britain * 4. ‘The Lasses are Massing’: The Land Army in England and Wales * 5. ‘Respectable Women’: The Land Army in Scotland * 6.

Return to the Land: The Land Army after 1918 * Conclusion July 2014 UK 224pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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How and when did the kiss become a vital sign of romance and love? In this wide-ranging book, pop culture expert Marcel Danesi takes the reader on a fascinating journey through the history of the kiss, from poetry and painting to movies and popular songs, and argues that its romantic incarnation signaled the birth of popular culture.

Contents: 1. The Popular Origins of the Kiss * 2. The Kiss in Ritual, Symbol, and Myth * 3. The Kiss in Stories, Real and Fictional * 4. The Kiss in Images * 5. The Kiss in Songs * 6. The Kiss Goes to the Movies * 7. The Kiss in the Internet Age

Semiotics and Popular Culture December 2013 UK 196pp Hardback Paperback Canadian Rights

The Home Front in Britain The Home Front in Britain, Andrews, Lomas

Images, Myths and Forgotten Experiences since 1914

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Edited by Maggie Andrews, University of Worcester, UK, Janis Lomas, Independent Scholar, UK The Home Front in Britain explores the British Home Front in the last 100 years since the outbreak of WW1.

Case studies critically analyse the meaning and images of the British home and family in times war, challenging prevalent myths of how working and domestic life was shifted by national conflict.

Contents: Introduction; Maggie Andrews and Janis Lomas * 1. The Idea and Ideal of Domesticity and Home in WW1; Maggie Andrews * 2. A Personal Account of The Home Front; Angela Clare Smith * 3. Soldiering on: War Widows in WW1 Britain; Janis Lomas * 4.

Mortality or Morality? Keeping Workers Safe in World War One; Anne Spurgeon * 5. A Heroine at Home: The Housewife on the WW1 Home Front; Karen Hunt * 6. Female Agricultural Workers in Wales in WW1; Thomas George * 7. Ellen Wilkinson and Home Security; Paula Bartley * 8.

Guernsey Mothers and Children: Forgotten Evacuees; Gillian Mawson * 9. The Home Front as a ‘Moment’ for Animals and Humans: Exploring the Animal - Human Relationship in Contemporary Diaries and Letters; Hilda Kean * 10. The Weak and the Wicked: Non-Conscripted Masculinities in 1940s British Cinema; Paul Elliott * 11. Rationing in WW2: Creativity and Buying to Last; Elspeth King and Maggie Andrews * 12. The ‘Idle Women’: Breaking Gender Stereotypes on Britain’s Inland Waterways During the Second World War; Barbara Hately-Broad and Bob Moore * 13.

‘Doing Your Bit’: Women and the National Savings Movement in the Second World War; Rosalind Watkiss Singleton * 14. Contemporary Images and Ideas of the Home Front; Maggie Andrews October 2014 UK October 2014 US 256pp 3 b/w tables, 9 figures Hardback £70.00 / $115.00 / CN$132.00 Paperback £19.99 / $32.00 / CN$37.00 Canadian Rights ebooks available

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Modernism and Exile Spariosu, Modernism and Exile Modernism and Exile, Spariosu

Liminality and the Utopian Imagination Mihai Spariosu, University of Georgia, Athens, USA '…quite brilliant both in content and in style, which is crisp, confident, and perspicuous. It says a whole lot about modernism and says it in an interesting way.'

- Hayden White, Professor of History and Literature, University of California, Santa Cruz, USA, and author of Metahistory Studying exile and utopia as correlated cultural phenomena, and offering a wealth of historical examples with emphasis on the modern period, Spariosu argues that modernism itself can be seen as a product of an acute exilic consciousness that often seeks to generate utopian social schemes to compensate for its exacerbated sense of existential loss.

Contents: PART I: EXILE, UTOPIA AND MODERNITY: A CULTURAL-THEORETICAL APPROACH * 1. Modernity and Modernism: Preliminary Theoretical Considerations * 2. Play and Liminality in Modernist Cultural Theory * 3. Exile and Utopia as Playful Liminality * PART II: HISTORICAL EXCURSUS: MODERNITY AND THE EXILIC-UTOPIAN IMAGINATION IN THE ANCIENT WORLD * 4. The Birth of Modernity: The Exilic-Utopian Imagination in Ancient Near-Eastern Narratives (The Epic of Gilgamesh and the Pentateuch) * 5. Modern Consciousness and the Exilic-Utopian Imagination in the Hellenic World: Sophocles and Plato * PART III: EXILE, UTOPIA AND MODERNISM IN LITERARY DISCOURSE * 6. The Exilic-Utopian Imagination in Modernism and Postmodernism * 7. Exile, Utopia, and the Will to Empire: Conrad’s Heart of Darkness * 8. Utopia, Totalitarianism, and the Will to Reason: Koestler’s Darkness at Noon * 9. Exile, Dystopia and the Will to Order: Huxley’s Brave New World * 10. Exile, Theotopia and Atopia: Mann’s Joseph and his Brothers and Bulgakov’s Master and Margarita * Afterword: The End of Exile: Toward A Global Eutopia October 2014 UK October 2014 US 224pp Hardback £60.00 / $90.00 / CN$104.00 Canadian Rights ebooks available

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cultural and intellectual RIGHThistory HEADER Magic Tales and Fairy Tale Magic

Modernism and Christianity Erik Tonning, University of Bergen, Norway 'With a rare ease and expert range of reference, Dr Tonning combines a sensitivity to the theological tradition with original research into the modernist writers he selects... This exciting and erudite study will be similarly transformative for both literary criticism and historical theology of the twentieth century.' - Paul Fiddes, Professor of Systematic Theology, University of Oxford, UK By theorising the idea of 'formative tensions' between cultural Modernism and Christianity, and by in-depth case studies of James Joyce, David Jones, T. S. Eliot, Ezra Pound, W. H. Auden, Samuel Beckett, the book argues that no coherent account of Modernism can ignore the continuing impact of Christianity.

Contents: 1. Rethinking ‘Modernism and Christianity’ * 2. Catholic Modernisms: James Joyce and David Jones * 3. Old Dogmas for a New Crisis? Hell, Usury and Incarnation in T. S. Eliot, Ezra Pound and W. H. Auden * 4. Samuel Beckett, Modernism and Christianity * Conclusion: Modernism and Christianity as a Field of Study January 2014 UK 172pp Hardback Paperback Canadian Rights

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Philosophy and Modern Liberal Arts Education Freedom is to Learn

Nigel Tubbs, University of Winchester, UK This book argues for a modern version of liberal arts education, exploring first principles within the divine comedy of educational logic. By reforming the three philosophies of metaphysics, nature and ethics upon which liberal arts education is based, Tubbs offers a profound transatlantic philosophical and educational challenge to the subject.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Antiquity: Finding Virtue in Necessity * 2. The Seven Liberal Arts: Varro’s Secret Path * 3. Renaissance Humanism * 4. Bildung and the New Age * 5. Metaphysical Education * 6. Natural Education * 7. Social Education * 8. Divine Comedy of Barbarian Virtue * 9. The Work of Education November 2014 UK 224pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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The Price of Public Intellectuals Raphael Sassower, University of Colorado, US This book provides a historically-informed survey critically outlining sociological, psychological, political, and economic approaches to the role of public intellectuals.

Sassower suggests how the state might financially support the essential work of public intellectuals so as to critically engage the public and improve public policies.

Contents: 1. The Myth of ‘Speaking Truth to Power’ * 2. A Variety of Intellectual Experiences * 3. Four Standard Approaches * 4. Certified Public Intellectuals * 5. Intellectual Welfare

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From Ancient Egypt to the Italian Renaissance Ruth B. Bottigheimer, Stony Brook University, USA This book examines magic's generally maleficent effect on humans from ancient Egypt through the Middle Ages, including tales from classical mythology, Jewish, Christian, and Muslim cultures. It shows that certain magical motifs lived on from age to age, but that it took until the Italian Renaissance for magic tales to become fairy tales.

Contents: 1. Tales, Magic, and Fairy Tales * 2. Egyptian, Greek, and Roman Magic Tales * 3. Jewish Magic Tales * 4. Magic Tales in Medieval Christian Europe * 5. Magic Tales in the Muslim Middle Ages * 6. Magic at Court and on the Piazza * 7. Problematics of Magic on the Threshold of Fairy Tale Magic * 8. The Evolution of Fairy Tale Magic from Straparola and Basile to Perrault * 9.

Afterword

Palgrave Historical Studies in Witchcraft and Magic July 2014 UK 224pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Advancing Digital Humanities Research, Methods, Theories Edited by Paul Longley Arthur, University of Western Sydney, Australia, Katherine Bode, Australian National University, Australia 'Advancing Digital Humanities is essential reading for those considering the future of our interdiscipline."

- Professor Ray Siemens, Canada Research Chair in Humanities Computing, University of Victoria, BC, Canada Advancing Digital Humanities moves beyond definition of this dynamic and fast growing field to show how its arguments, analyses, findings and theories are pioneering new directions in the humanities globally.

Contents: List of Figures * List of Tables * Notes on Contributors * 1. Collecting Ourselves; Katherine Bode and Paul Longley Arthur * PART I: TRANSFORMING DISCIPLINES * 2. Exercises in Battology; Mark Byron * 3. Stylometry of Dickens’s Language: An Experiment with Random Forests; Tomoji Tabata * 4. Patterns and Trends in Harlequin Category Romance; Jack Elliott * 5. The Printers’ Web; Sydney Shep * 6.

Biographical Dictionaries in the Digital Era; Paul Longley Arthur * PART II: MEDIA METHODS * 7.

Digital Methods in New Cinema History; Richard Maltby, Dylan Walker and Mike Walsh * 8. A ‘Big Data’ Approach to Mapping the Australian Twittersphere; Axel Bruns, Jean Burgess,and Tim Highfield * 9. iResearch: What Do Smart Phones Tell Us about the Digital Human?; Mark Coté * 10. Screenshots as Virtual Photography: Cybernetics, Remediation, and Affect; Christopher Moore * PART III: CRITICAL CURATION * 11. Rethinking CollectionS; Julia Flanders * 12. Methods and Canons; Katherine Bode and Tara Murphy * 13. Reading the Text, Walking the Terrain, Following the Map; Øyvind Eide * 14. Doing the Sheep Good: Facilitating Engagement in Digital Humanities and Creative Arts Research; Deb Verhoeven * 15. Materialities of Software; Ned Rossiter * PART IV: RESEARCH FUTURES * 16. Digital Humanities: Is Bigger Better?; Peter Robinson * 17. Digital Humanities, or Digitally Based Humanities Research; Paul Turnbull * 18. The Big Bang of Online Reading; Alan Liu * 19. Getting There from Here: Remembering the Future of Digital Humanities; Willard McCarty October 2014 UK October 2014 US 384pp 53 figures Hardback £65.00 / $105.00 / CN$121.00 Canadian Rights ebooks available

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LEFT HEADER cultural and intellectual history Victorians on Screen The Nineteenth Century on British Television, 1995-2005 Iris Kleineke-Bates, University of Hull, UK 'This excellent book uniquely explores the changes in visual and narrative representation of the Victorian age across different television formats. The sophisticated analyses highlight links between the cultural imagination of the past, its visual and narrative representation and social and political contexts. It will appeal to television and literary scholars, as well as those interested in the construction of myths of the past.' - Ann Gray, Emerita Professor of Cultural Studies, University of Lincoln, UK Victorians on Screen investigates the representation of the Victorian age on British television from the mid-1990s to the mid-2000s. Structured around key areas of enquiry specific to British television, it avoids a narrow focus on genre by instead taking a thematic approach and exploring notions of authenticity, realism and identity.

Contents: Acknowledgements * 1. Introduction – Neo-Victorian Television: British Television Imagines the Nineteenth Century * 2. Period Representation in Context: The Forsyte Saga on BBC and ITV * 3. Victorians Fictions and Victorian Nightmares * 4. Murder Rooms and Servants: Original Drama as Metadaptation * 5. Real Victorians to Victorian Realities: Factual Television Programming and the Nineteenth Century * 6. Conclusion - Victorian Facts, Victorian Fictions * Bibliography * Television Programmes and Films Cited * Index November 2014 UK 256pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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No Symbols Where None Intended

Commemorating Writers in NineteenthCentury Europe Nation-Building and Centenary Fever Edited by Joep Leerssen, Amsterdam University, the Netherlands, Ann Rigney, Utrecht University, the Netherlands This volume offers detailed accounts of the cults of individual writers and a comparative perspective on the spread of centenary fever across Europe. It offers a fascinating insight into the interaction between literature and cultural memory, and the entanglement between local, national and European identities at the highpoint of nation-building.

Contents: List of Illustrations * Preface * Notes on the Contributors * Introduction: Fanning out from Shakespeare; Ann Rigney and Joep Leerssen * 1. Schiller 1859: Literary Historicism and Readership Mobilization; Joep Leerssen * 2. Burns 1859: Embodied Communities and Transnational Federation; Ann Rigney * 3. Scott 1871: Celebration as Cultural Diplomacy; Ann Rigney * 4. Moore 1879: Ireland, America, Australia; Ronan Kelly * 5. Dante 1865: The Politics and Limits of Aesthetic Education; Mahnaz Yousefzadeh * 6. Petrarch 1804-1904: Nation-Building and Glocal Identities; Harald Hendrix * 7.

Petrarch 1874: Pan-National Celebrations and Provençal Regionalism; Francesca Zantedeschi * 8.

Voltaire 1878: Commemoration and the Creation of Dissent; François Boudrot * 9. Vondel 1867: Amsterdam-Netherlands, Protestant-Catholic; Joep Leerssen * 10. Conscience 1883: Between Flanders and Belgium; An De Ridder * 11. Pushkin 1880: Fedor Doestoevsky Voices the Russian Self-Image; Neil Stewart * 12. Prešeren 1905: Ritual Afterlives and Slovenian Nationalism; Marijan Dović * 13. Mácha, Petőfi, Mickiewicz: (Un)wanted Statues in East-Central Europe; John Neubauer * 14. Cervantes 1916: Literature as Exquisite Neutrality; Clara Calvo * 15. Whose Camões?

Canons, Celebrations, Colonialism; Paulo de Medeiros * Index August 2014 UK 320pp Hardback Canadian Rights

Literary Essays from Laclos to Beckett

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Mark Axelrod, Professor of Comparative Literature, Chapman University, USA An homage to Nabokov’s Lectures on Literature, this collection of essays sheds new light on canonical authors such as Ibsen, Beckett, and Strindberg. Using style and structure as the connective thread, Mark Axelrod joins a wide and deep conversation on writers on writing.

Contents: 1. Narrateur, Narratrice: Polyphonia in Laclos’ Les liaisons dangereuses * 2. The Theatre of Fiction in Turgenev’s Rudin * 3. Architectonics in Ibsen’s Hedda Gabler * 4. Notions of Melancholia and Misogyny in August Strindberg and The Father * 5. Jewish mysticism, the Commodification of Art and the Notion of Aura in Walter Benjamin’s “The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction” * 6. The Poetics of Prose Poetry in Elizabeth Smart’s By Grand Central Station I Sat Down and Wept * 7. The Poetics of Repetition in Beckett’s Watt

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Literature and Photography in Transition, 1850-1915 Owen Clayton, University of Lincoln, UK 'Elegantly, fluently written and based on both careful rereading and excellent archival research, this book is full of admirable moments. Clayton is extremely knowledgeable about nineteenth-century photographic techniques and their implications for how we read the literature of transatlantic modernity.' - Denis Flannery, University of Leeds, UK Literature and Photography in Transition, 1850-1915 examines how British and American writers used early photography and film as illustrations and metaphors. It concentrates on five figures in particular: Henry Mayhew, Robert Louis Stevenson, Amy Levy, William Dean Howells, and Jack London.

Contents: List of Illustrations * Acknowledgements * Introduction * 1. E Pluribus Unum: History and Photographic Difference * 2. Hybrid Photographies in London Labour and the London Poor * 3. Composing Gendered Selfhoods in Robert Louis Stevenson and Amy Levy * 4. ‘We do the rest’: Photography, Labour and Howellsian Realism * 5. ‘Literature of Attractions’: Jack London and Early Cinema * Afterword * Endnotes * Bibliography * Index December 2014 UK 256pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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cultural and intellectual RIGHThistory HEADER Realism, Form and the Postcolonial Novel Nicholas Robinette, Quinnipac University, USA ‘Exploring a truly timely topic, Nicholas Robinette’s analysis intercedes in a set of conversations about the relation between form and politics in 20th century Anglophone literature, with particular attention to what we now call literatures of the Global South. Scholars of postcolonial studies will greatly benefit from Robinette’s insightful and important intervention.’ - Susan Z. Andrade, Associate Professor of English, University of Pittsburgh, USA Confronted with apartheid, dictatorship or the sheer scale of global economics, realism can no longer function with the certainties of the nineteenth century. Free Realist Style considers how the style of the realist novel changes as its epistemological horizons narrow.

Contents: Introduction * 1. The Form of Emergence: George Lamming’s The Emigrants * 2.

Dionysius’ Ear: Nuruddin Farah’s Sweet and Sour Milk * 3. The Transparent State: Zoë Wicomb’s You Can’t Get Lost in Capetown

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The Perils of Print Culture: Book, Print and Publishing History in Theory and Practice Edited by Eve Patten, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland, Jason McElligott, Marsh’s Library, Dublin, Ireland This collection of essays illustrates various pressures and concerns—both practical and theoretical—related to the study of print culture. Procedural difficulties range from doubts about the reliability of digitized resources to concerns with the limiting parameters of 'national' book history.

Contents: List of Illustrations * Preface * Notes on the Contributors * 1. The Perils of Print Culture: An Introduction; Jason McElligott and Eve Patten * 2. The Practice of Book and Print Culture: Sources, Methods, Readings; Leslie Howsam * 3.

‘Pretious treasures made cheap’? The Real Cost of Reading Roman History in Early Modern England; Freyja Cox Jensen * 4. Early Printed Liturgical Books and the Modern Resources that Describe Them: The Case of the Hereford Breviary, 1505; Matthew Cheung Salisbury * 5. ‘Lacking Ware, withal’: Finding Sir James Ware Among the Many Incarnations of his Histories; Mark Williams * 6. Balancing Theoretical Models and Local Studies: the Case of William St. Clair and Copyright in Ireland; Sarah Crider Arndt * 7. The Impact of Print in Ireland, 1680-1800: Problems and Perils; T.C. Barnard * 8. Signs of the Times? Reading Signatures in Two Late Seventeenth-century Secret Histories; Rebecca Bullard * 9. Dangerous Detours: The Perils of Victorian Periodicals in the Digitized Age; Margery Masterson * 10. Nineteenth-century Print on the Move: A Perilous Study of Trans-local Migration and Print Skills Transfer; David Finkelstein * 11. The Problem with Libraries: The Case of Thomas Marshall’s Collection of English Civil War Printed Ephemera; Annette Walton * 12. The ‘Lesser’ Dürer? Text and Image in Early-modern Broadsheets; Cristina Neagu * 13. ‘Fair forms’ and ‘withered leaves’: Rose Bud and the Peculiarities of Periodical Print; Anna Luker Gilding * 14.’Print Culture’ and the Perils of Practice; James Raven * Index

New Directions in Book History September 2014 UK 256pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Stars, Fans, and Consumption in the 1950s Reading Photoplay Sumiko Higashi, The College at Brockport, SUNY, USA 'What a pleasure and wonderful surprise to see a new book by Sumiko Higashi! In pouring through every issue of Photoplay from 1948-1963, Higashi has arrived at what is an eclectic, but surely significant group of women stars...Higashi writes with style and grace; she takes her subject very seriously, but does not preach to the choir. The section on stars is a lot of fun, but also revealing; the section on fans, fandom, and consumerism is positively scintillating.' - David M. Desser, Emeritus Professor, University of Illinois, USA The magazine Photoplay pioneered the construction of both female stars as social types and fans as aspiring consumers in the first mass consumption society. The construction of female identity based on goods and performance in a consumer society resulted in multiple, fragmented, and unstable selves - a legacy evident in postmodern culture today.

Contents: General Introduction: Fan Magazines, Suburban America, and Consumer Goods * PART I: THE STARS * Introduction: The Stars * 1. Esther Williams: The Million Dollar Mermaid as the Girl Next Door * 2. Doris Day: The Big Band Singer as the Girl Next Door * 3. Debbie Reynolds: The Suburban Teenager as the Girl Next Door * 4. Susan Hayward: The Gal from Brooklyn as a Fiery Redhead * 5. Grace Kelly: The Philadelphia Socialite as the Princess of Monaco * 6. Audrey Hepburn: The Gamine As a Givenchy Fashion Plate * 7. Marilyn Monroe: The Playboy Centerfold as a Sex Symbol * 8. Kim Novak: Miss ‘Deep Freeze’ as Columbia’s Lavender Blonde * 9. Natalie Wood: The Rebellious Teenager as a Junior Femme Fatale * 10. Elizabeth Taylor: A Superstar as the World’s Most Beautiful Woman * Conclusion: The Stars * PART II: THE FANS * Introduction: The Fans * 11. Advertisements for Movie Star Glamour and Romance * 12. Self-Making with Beauty Tips and ‘Photoplay Fashions’ * 13. Starring in Photoplay Dream and Story-Book Houses * 14. Advice Columns for Readers in Search of Romance * 15. Contests, Gold Medal Awards, Commodity Fetishism, and Southern California Tourism * Conclusion: The Stars November 2014 UK 304pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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History, Memory, Performance Edited by David Dean, Carleton University, Canada, Yana Meerzon, Department of Theatre, University of Ottawa, Canada, Kathryn Prince, University of Ottawa, Canada History, Memory, Performance is an interdisciplinary collection of essays exploring performances of the past in a wide range of trans-national and historical contexts.

At its core are contributions from theatre scholars and public historians discussing how historical meaning is shaped through performance.

Contents: Introduction: History, Memory, Performance; David Dean, Yana Meerzon, Kathryn Prince * 1. Discursive Practices and Narrative Models: History, Poetry, Philosophy; Freddie Rokem * 2. Performing Pasts for Present Purposes: Reenactment as Embodied, Performative History; Katherine Johnson * 3. Minding the Gap: The Choreographer as Hyper-historian in Oral Historybased Performance; Jeff Friedman * 4. Un/becoming Nomad: Marc Lescarbot, Movement, and Metamorphosis in Les Muses de la Nouvelle France; VK Preston * 5. Group Biography, Montage, and Modern Women in Hooligans and Building Jerusalem; Nancy Copeland * 6. Alexander Pushkin’s Boris Godunov as Epic Theatre; J. Douglas Clayton * 7. Shakespeare Inside out: Hamlet as Intertext in the USSR 1934-1943; Irena R. Makaryk * and more...

Studies in International Performance November 2014 UK 280pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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LEFT HEADER historiography Canadian Historical Writing

Historiography

Reading the Remains

The Statesman’s Yearbook 2015 The Politics, Cultures and Economies of the World 151st edition Edited by Barry Turner, writer, USA 'The most comprehensive guide to world political and economic affairs' - Robert Thomson, Publisher, Dow Jones and The Wall Street Journal Now in its 151st edition, The Statesman's Yearbook continues to be the reference work of choice for accurate and reliable information on every country in the world.

Covering political, economic, social and cultural aspects, the Yearbook is also available online for subscribing institutions:www.statesmansyearbook.com.

Contents: Time Zones Map * Flags of the World/Map of the World (Colour Pull-out Section) * Key World Facts * Chronology of World Events * PART I * International Organizations * PART II: COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD A-Z: * Key Historical Events * Territory and Population * Social Statistics * Climate * Constitution and Government * Government Chronology * Recent Elections * Current Government * Current leaders * Defence * Economy * Energy and Natural Resources * Environment * Industry * International Trade * Communications * Social Institutions * Culture * Diplomatic Representatives * Further Reading * Abbreviations * Place and International Organizations Index * Index of Current leaders July 2014 UK 1588pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Renée Hulan, Saint Mary’s University, Canada 'A very timely and welcome contribution to current discussions about the representation of Canadian history. Hulan lucidly integrates theoretical and material aspects of archival research. Her analysis of writers' uses of textual and oral records and their creation of fictional documents, alongside close examination of the writers' own archives, casts fresh light on the different strategies developed by a wide range of late twentieth-century literary authors to narrate the past.' - Carole Gerson, Professor of English, Simon Fraser University, Canada Canadian Historical Writing presents an archaeology of contemporary Canadian historical writing within the theory and practice of historiography. Drawing on international debates within the fields of literary studies and history, the book focuses on the roles played by time, evidence, and interpretation in defining the historical.

Contents: Preface * 1. From Romance to Revision: Historical Writing in Canada * 2. Timothy Findley and the Burdens of Metahistory * 3. Margaret Atwood in Search of Things Past * 4.

Armand Garnet Ruffo and the Persistence of Memory * 5. Epilogue June 2014 UK 216pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Kierkegaard on the Philosophy of History Georgios Patios, Independent Scholar, Athens, Greece

The Past as History

History doesn't have to mean only an effort to know the past. It can be instead, according to Kierkegaard, a willful and personal choice regarding the creation of the future.

Kierkegaard offers us an amazing new approach to the problem of what is history and who makes it.

National Identity and Historical Consciousness in Modern Europe Stefan Berger, Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany, Christoph Conrad, University of Geneva, Switzerland

Contents: Preface * Acknowledgments * List of Abbreviations * Introduction * 1. Hegel’s Philosophy of History * 2. Kierkegaard’s Concept of History * 3. The Structure of the Kierkegaardian Self * 4. Hegel’s Philosophy of History and Kierkegaard’s Concept of History: A Synthesis Instead of a Confrontation * 5. Heidegger’s Response to the Problem of History * Conclusion * Endnotes * Bibliography * Index

The book provides a synthesis of the development of the genre of national history writing in Europe, in particular it seeks to illuminate the relationship between history writing and the construction of national identities in modern Europe.

Contents: 1. Introduction – Constructing the Nation Through History * 2. National History Before the Nation State – from the High Middle Ages to the Enlightenment * 3. The Invention of European National Traditions During the First Half of the Nineteenth Century * 4. Scientificity and Historiographical Nationalism, 1850 – 1914 * 5. National Histories in and between the World Wars * 6. National Histories from post-Second World War to post-Cold War * 7. Conclusion – What Balance Sheet and What Future for National Histories?

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historiography RIGHT HEADER The Age of Asa Lord Briggs, Public Life and History in Britain since 1945

Book Destruction from the Medieval to the Contemporary

Edited by Miles Taylor, University of York, UK

Edited by Gillian Partington, Birkbeck College, University of London, UK, Adam Smyth, Birkbeck College, University of London, UK

A critical assessment of one of Britain's foremost historians and university leaders of the second half of the 20th century.

Contents: Preface; David Cannadine * Introduction: Asa Briggs and Public Life in Britain Since 1945; Miles Taylor * PART I: HISTORY * 1. The Interconnectedness of Things: Asa Briggs and Social History; Rohan McWilliam * 2. A Little Bit of a Victorian? Asa Briggs and Victorian Studies; Martin Hewitt * 3.

Victorian Capitalists and Middle-Class Formation: Reflections on Asa Briggs’ Birmingham; Francesca Carnevali and Jennifer Aston * 4. Asa Briggs and the Remaking of Australian historiography; Frank Bongiorno * 5. Asa Briggs and the Emergence of Labour History in Post-War Britain; John McIlroy * PART II: BROADCASTING * 6. From the Daily Mail to the BBC: Communications in Britain, c. 18961922; James Thompson * 7. Broadcasting Carries On !: Asa Briggs and the History of the Wartime BBC; Sian Nicholas * 8. Asa and the Epochs: the BBC, the Historian, the Institution and the Archive; Jean Seaton * PART III: UNIVERSITIES * 9. Back to Yorkshire: ‘Asia’ Briggs at Leeds, 1955-1961; Malcolm Chase * 10. Asa Briggs and the University of Sussex, 1961-1976; Matthew Cragoe * 11.

Asa Briggs and the Opening up of the Open University; Daniel Weinbren * 12. From Worcester to Longmans: Devising the History of the Book; James Raven November 2014 UK 304pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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This rich and varied collection of essays by scholars and interviews with artists approaches the fraught topic of book destruction from a new angle, setting out an alternative history of the cutting, burning, pulping, defacing and tearing of books from the medieval period to our own age.

Contents: List of Illustrations * Notes on the contributors * Introduction; Adam Smyth and Gill Partington * PART I: BURNING * 1. Burning Sex Subjects: Books, Homophobia and the Nazi Destruction of the Institute of Sexual Sciences in Berlin; Heike Bauer * 2. Burning to Read: Ben Jonson’s library fire of 1623; Adam Smyth * PART II: MUTILATING * 3. From Books to Skoob; Or, Media theory with a Circular Saw; Gill Partington * 4. The Complete Works of Franz Kafka Burned [interview]; Ross Birrell * PART III: DOCTORING * 5. Belligerent Literacy, Bookplates, and Graffiti: Dorothy Helbarton’s Book; Anthony Bale * 6. Doctoring Victorian Literature: A Humument [interview]; Tom Phillips * PART IV: DEGRADING * 7. ‘Miss Cathy’s riven th’ back off ‘Th’ Helmet uh Salvation’’: Representing Book Destruction in Mid-Victorian Print Culture; Stephen Colclough * 8. Waste Matters: Charles Dickens’s Our Mutual Friend and Nineteenth-Century Book Recycling; Heather Tilley * PART V: DEFORMING/RESHAPING * 9. Aesthetics of Book Destruction; Kate Flint * 10. Kindle: Recyling and the future of the book [interview]; Nicola Dale * Bibliography * Index

New Directions in Book History

The New Atheist Denial of History

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Hijacking the Past in the Name of Reason Borden Painter, Trinity College, UK This compact, forcefully argued work calls Sam Harris, Richard Dawkins, Steven Pinker, and the rest of the so-called 'New Atheists' to account for failing to take seriously the historical record to which they so freely appeal when attacking religion.

Contents: 1. The Twentieth Century * 2. Europe 1600 to 1900 * 3.

Europe to 1600 * 4. Back to the Present: History In and Out of Bounds November 2014 UK November 2014 US 192pp Hardback £55.00 / $90.00 / CN$104.00 9781137477675 Canadian Rights ebooks available

Ondrej Ditrych, Institute of International Relations, Czech Republic This unique, historical study explores how states have articulated statements about terrorism since the 1930s and what effect these discourses have had on global politics.

Ditrych's analysis challenges established understandings of terrorism, providing a new conceptualization of how terrorism discourse emerged historically.

Contents: 1. Introduction * 2. Concerning Method * 3. Overture: One World, Many Terrorisms * 4. Emergence/y (1930s) * 5.

Division (1970s) * 6. Enclosure (2000s) * 7. Power and Knowledge * 8. Conclusion: The Global Terrorism Dispositif and Its Critique

Central and Eastern European Perspectives on International Relations May 2014 UK 218pp Hardback Canadian Rights

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Oral History and Digital Humanities Voice, Access, and Engagement Edited by Douglas A. Boyd, University of Kentucky, USA, Mary A. Larson, Oklahoma State University, USA Exploring the developments that have occurred in the practice of oral history since digital audio and video became viable, this book explores various groundbreaking projects in the history of digital oral history, distilling the insights of pioneers in the field and applying them to the constantly changing electronic landscape of today.

Tracing the Discourses of Terrorism Identity, Genealogy and State

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Contents: PART I: ORALITY/AURALITY * 1. Project Jukebox; William Schneider * 2. CSULB Virtual Oral/Aural History Archive; Sherna Berger Gluck and Kaye Briegel * 3. “I Can Almost See the Lights of Home”; Charlie Hardy * 4. Summary; Doug Boyd * PART II: PEDAGOGY/DISCOURSE * 5. The Journal for MultiMedia History; Gerald Zahavi * 6. Miami Valley Cultural Heritage Project; Marjorie McLellan * 7. Telling Their Stories; Howard Levin * 8. Summary; Mary Larson * * PART III: AUTOMATED ACCESS * 9. “What Did You Do in the War, Grandma?”; Linda Wood and Robert Blumberg * 10. The British Library and the BBC; TBD * 11. Densho Project; Tom Ikeda and Geoff Froh * 12. Summary; Dean Rehberger * Conclusion: Digital humanities scholar; TBD

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ancient RIGHThistory HEADER Thucydides and the Idea of History

Ancient History

Morley, Thucydides and the Idea of History

Neville Morley, University of Bristol, UK “In this eye-opening book, Neville Morley gets behind the recent election of Thucydides as the Father of Neo-Conservatism to explore his long and complex role as the Father of History. Morley’s subtle analysis reveals how modernity has insistently returned to Thucydides to debate the very idea of history. From critique to science, art to authority, Thucydides became a lightening-rod for discussions about the identity and conduct of the historian. This book is essential reading for anyone interested not just in the legacy of Thucydides but also more generally in discussions of historical method.” – Miriam Leonard, Professor of Greek Literature and its Reception, University College London, UK

A Short History of the Byzantine Empire Dionysios Stathakopoulos, King’s College, UK “Dionysios Stathakopoulos provides an easy-to-read narrative history of the whole of the Byzantine Empire from AD 330 until it fell to the Ottomans in 1453...

This is a confident book by an established historian and teacher of Byzantine history, and it makes an excellent addition to I.B.Tauris’ series of Short Histories.” - Averil Cameron, DBE, FBA, Professor of Late Antique and Byzantine History, University of Oxford, formerly Warden of Keble College, Oxford His new short history is above all a narrative of individuals: of powerful rulers like Justinian I, who recovered Italy from the Vandals and oversaw construction of Hagia Sofia (completed in 537).

Morley examines different aspects of the reception of Thucydides within modern western historiography, casting fresh light on ideas about history and the historian in the contemporary world.

Contents: Introduction. What was the Byzantine Empire? * 1. New Beginnings in the East, 330395 * 2. Becoming the Eastern Roman Empire, 395-491 * 3. Masters of the Mediterranean, 491565 * 4. Negotiating Retraction, 565-641 * 5. From Survival to Revival, 641-867 * 6. Expansion and Radiance, 867-1025 * 7. Challenge and Renewal, 1025-1204 * 8. Fragmentation and Fall, 1204-1453 * Further Reading

Contents: Preface * 1. The Historian’s Historian * 2. Reason, Reality and Science * 3. Personality and Partiality * 4. Rhetoric and the Art of History * 5. The Uses and Uselessness of History * Conclusion * Bibliography of Sources * Selected Bibliography * Index

I.B. Tauris Short Histories

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Leão, Rhodes, The Laws of Solon The Laws of Solon, Leão, Rhodes

A New Edition with Introduction, Translation and Commentary

Harris, Pompeii Awakened Pompeii Awakened, Harris

A Story of Rediscovery

D F Leão, University of Coimbra, Portugal, P J Rhodes, University of Durham, NC

Judith Harris, Italian National Network On that fateful day in AD 79 the city of Pompeii was lost. Not until 1755 did it emerge from its layer of volcanic rock, and the impact of that discovery was immediate and far-reaching. Harris has delved into ancient diaries and descended deep underground to assess the latest excavations.

Contents: List of illustrations * Foreword * Introduction * 1. The Plutocrats of Pompeii * 2.

Tunnels * 3. Papyrus * 4. Dynasty, Neapolitan Style * 5. The Moon and the Crabs * 6. Vulcanology * 7. Dirty and Other Pictures * 8. Running from Revolution * 9. Napoleon’s Family Affair * 10.

A Dark and Stormy Marriage * 11. Rebels among the Titans * 12. Victorians in Togas * 13. ‘M’ is for Mussolini * 14. The Library at the End of the Tunnel * Epilogue: Lost Again * Notes * Select Bibliography * Picture Credits * Index

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The Laws of Solon

Pompeii Awakened

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Solon (c 658-558 BC) is famous as both statesman and poet but also, and above all, as the paramount lawmaker of ancient Athens. Though his works survive only in fragments it may be said to have laid the foundations of western democracy. This book offers the definitive critical edition of Solon’s laws that has long been needed.

Contents: Preface * Note on References and Abbreviations * Introduction * Writings * Bibliography * Index December 2014 US 304pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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LEFT HEADER ancient history A Travel Guide to Homer

Roman Splendour, English Arcadia

Freely, A Travel to Homer A Travel Guide toGuide Homer, Freely

Simon Jervis, Based in the UK, Dudley Dodd, Based in the UK

On the Trail of Odysseus Through Turkey and the Mediterranean John Freely, writer, USA ‘Whenever I’m asked to recommend a book about Turkey, I reply, ‘Anything by John Freely’ -Stephen Kinzer, former New York Times correspondent This will be a traveler’s guide to all of those places linked to Homer that can be identified and it will also speculate on where such places as the Land of the Lotus Eaters might be. With a revealing introduction to Homer and his times and an outline of the wanderings of Odysseus, the book follows in his footsteps from Troy and beyond.

Contents: List of Illustrations * Note from the Author * 1. The Homeric World * 2. The Catalogues of Ships and Trojans * 3. The Anger of Achilles * 4. Mixed Multitudes and the Great Migration * 5. Troy After the Fall * 6. The Rediscovery of Ancient Troy * 7. Troy and the Troad * 8.

The Heroes Return * 9. Leaving Calypso’s Isle * 10. Across the Wine-dark Aegean * and more...

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Contents: Foreword * Preface * English Taste * Roman pietre dure * Sixtus cabinet * Sixtus V * Henry Hoare * Richard Colt Hoare * Conclusion * 1655 &c inventories * Descriptions * Accessories * Bibliography * Index December 2014 US 304pp 192 colour, 5 line Hardback $75.00 / CN$86.00 Published by Phililp Wilson Publishers Canadian Rights

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Ancient Persia in Western History Samiei, Ancient in History, Samiei Western History Ancient Persia in Persia Western

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Hellenism and the Representation of the Achaemenid Empire Sasan Samiei, London, UK The Achaemenid Empire, at its height was the largest empire the world had seen, stretching across Asia, the Middle East and North Africa. Samiei explores the cross-cultural encounters which constituted the Achaemenid period itself, and repositions it as essential to the history of Europe, Asia and the Middle East.

Cicero Gesine Manuwald, University College, London Cicero introduced Romans to the major schools of Greek philosophy, forging a Latin conceptual vocabulary that was entirely new. But for all the sophistication of his thinking, it is for his political and oratorical career that Cicero is best remembered. Manuwald focuses on his major writings, allowing the great rhetorician to speak for himself.

Contents: Preface * 1. Introduction: who is Cicero? * 2. Cicero: Oolitician and Writer at the Peak of Perfection * 3. Cicero: Career as a Politician and Writer * 4. Cicero: Politician and Political Philosopher * 5. Cicero: Orator and Rhetorician * 6. Cicero: Philosophical Writer * 7. Cicero: Literary Persona * 8. Cicero: Man * and more...

Understanding Classics December 2014 US 192pp Hardback Paperback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

At Stourhead in Wiltshire, the Palladian mansion contains an extraordinary Roman cabinet glittering with gilt-bronze mounts, semi-precious stones and elaborate architectural ornament. This text is lavishly illustrated with photographs of the cabinet and examples of other pieces of pietre dure inlaid furniture in English collection.

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Contents: Table of Contents * Acknowledgements * Preface * PART I: INTRODUCTION * 1. Methodology, Contexts and Terminology * 2. Structure * PART II: SETTING THE SCENE: ANTHROPOLOGY, LINGUISTICS AND ROMANTIC HELLENISM IN VICTORIAN BRITAIN * 3. The New Sciences of Anthropology and Language: A Historical Analysis * 4. The Context: Victorian (Germanic) Hellenism * 5. ‘Helleno-Aryanism’: A Late-Nineteenth Century Phenomenon * 6. Conclusions * PART III: THE ‘RACE-CULTURE’ DEBATE: 1900s–1930s * 7. Institutional and Historical Backgrounds * 8. Differentiating between ‘Race’ and ‘Culture’: A Critical Response to the Concept of the ‘Aryan Race’ * 9. The Rationalization of ‘Race’ and ‘Culture’ * 10. Synthesizing ‘Race’ and ‘Culture’: ‘Neither Race Purely nor Culture Merely’ * 11. ‘Race’ and ‘Culture’: An Analytical Overview * 12. Conclusions * and more...

International Library of Iranian Studies October 2014 US 320pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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Sir Arthur Evans and Minoan Crete Marinatos, Sir EvansCrete, Marinatos and Minoan Crete Sir Arthur EvansArthur and Minoan

Creating the Vision of Knossos

Homer

Nanno Marinatos, University of Illinois, Chicago, USA

Jonathan S Burgess, University of Toronto, CAN “Jonathan Burgess has written an admirable introduction, covering with lucid concision all the main issues from the Indo-European origins of Homeric epic to its reception in our own time.” - Richard Seaford, Professor of Ancient Greek, University of Exeter What reader could fail to be enthralled by the Iliad and the Odyssey, those greatest heroic epics of antiquity? Yet the author of these immortal texts remains, in the end, an enigma. Burgess besides conveying why these epics have been cherished down the ages and addresses fundamental questions of provenance and authorship.

Contents: Contents * 1. Homeric Contexts * 2. Homeric plots * 3. Homeric poetics * 4. Homeric Texts * 5. The Homeric Question * 6. Homeric Theory * 7. Homeric Reception * References December 2014 US 192pp Hardback Paperback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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Nanno Marinatos argues that Sir Arthur Evans was a proper archaeologist who used scientific observation and classification. Evans’ combination of anthropology, comparative religion and analysis of cultic artefacts enabled him to develop a bold new method which the author calls "mental anthropology."

Contents: Preface * PART I: INTRODUCTION * 1. A Portrait * 2. Personal Memories * 3. Truth and Happiness * PART II: TREE AND PILLAR CULT * 4. Evans and E. B. Tylor * 5. The Mental Anthropology behind Tree and Pillar Cult * 6. The Pantheon on the Mycenae Ring * 7. The Artistic Side of Evans * PART III: MOURNING KYBELE: ARTHUR EVANS AND JAMES FRAZER * 8. Kybele and the Young Resurgent God * 9. The Tomb and the Rites * 10. Communion and the Dying God: William Robertson Smith and James Frazer * 11. The Oriental Goddess * 12. Tree Cult and a Wounded Goddess from Thera? * PART IV: THE WHIRLIGIG OF TIME: THE NARRATIVE OF THE PALACE OF MINOS * 13. A Single Story * 14. The End of Knossos * and more...

Library of Classical Studies December 2014 US 224pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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medieval RIGHThistory HEADER Chronicles of the Investiture Contest

Medieval History

McCarthy, Chronicles of theContest, McCarthy Investiture Contest Chronicles of the Investiture

The Political Writings of Archbishop Wulfstan of York

Frutolf of Michelsberg and His Continuators T.J.H. McCarthy, New College of Florida, USA This book is the first English translation of one of the most significant chronicles of the Middle Ages. Written in Bamberg at the end of the eleventh century, Frutolf of Michelsberg’s Chronicle offers a lively and vivid account of the great struggle between the German emperors and the papacy known today as the Investiture Contest.

Andrew Rabin, University of Louisville, USA These works, many of which have never before been available in modern English, are collected here for the first time in new, extensively annotated translations that will help readers reassess one of the most turbulent periods in English history.

Contents: PART I: POLITICAL TRACTS * 1. The Laws of Edward and Guthrum * 2. Concerning Episcopal Duties (Episcopus) * 3. The ‘Compilation on Status’ * Concerning the Ranks of People and Law (Geþyncðu) * Concerning Wergild (Be wergylde/Norðleoda laga) * Concerning the Law of the Mercians (Mircna laga) * Concerning the Mercian Oath (Að) * Concerning Priests’ Oaths and Clerical Compensation (Hadbot) * 4. Concerning Sanctuary (Grið) * 5. Northumbrian Church-Sanctuary (Norðhymbra Cyricgrið) * 6. The Canons of Edgar * 7. The Institutes of Polity * and more...

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Apostasy and Jewish Identity in High Middle Ages Northern Europe

Contents: Introduction * 1. Frutolf of Michelsberg, Chronicle (1001– 1101) * 2. The 1106 Continuation of Frutolf’s Chronicle (1096–1106) * 3. The Bamberg Imperial Chronicle (1096–1114) * 4a. Ekkehard of Aura, Chronicle, book 5 (1106–16) * 4b. Ekkehard of Aura, Hierosolimita * and more...

Manchester Medieval Sources December 2013 US 352pp Hardback $100.00 Paperback $34.95 Published by Manchester University Press

Lordship in Four Realms Veach, Lordship in Four Realms Lordship in Four Realms, Veach

The Lacy Family, 1166–1241 Colin Veach, University of Hull, UK

Goldin, Apostasy and JewishinIdentity in High Middle AgesEurope, Goldin Northern Europe Apostasy and Jewish Identity High Middle Ages Northern

‘Are you still my brother?’

This book examines the rise and fall of the aristocratic Lacy family in England, Ireland, Wales and Normandy. This involves a unique analysis of medieval lordship in action, as well as a re-imagining of the role of English kingship in the western British Isles and a rewriting of seventy-five years of Anglo-Irish history.

Simha Goldin, Tel-Aviv University, Israel This study researches fully for the first time the various aspects of the way European Jews regarded members of their own fold in the context of lapses into another religion. It attempts to understand whether they regarded the issue of conversion with self-confidence or with suspicion, and what their attitude was based on.

Contents: Introduction * PART I: HUGH DE LACY * 1. A Transnational Magnate: 1166–74 * 2. ‘Lord of the Foreigners of Ireland’: 1177–86 * PART II: WALTER DE LACY * 3. Divided Allegiance: 1189–99 * 4. Factionalism: 1199–1206 * 5. Royal v. Aristocratic Lordship: 1206–16 * and more...

Contents: 1. Early Beginnings * 2. Forced Conversion during the First Crusade * 3. Theological Confrontation with Christianity’s Success * 4. Self-definition and Halakhah * 5. Attitudes towards Women * 6. Alternative Perspectives: The Literature of Pietists (Ashkenazic hasidim) * 7. Converts to Judaism * 8. Conclusions: The Change in Mentality * Bibliography * Index November 2014 US 176pp Hardback $105.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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The Last Vikings

April 2014 US 320pp 5 b&w tables, 3 b&w illustrations, 3 maps Hardback $105.00 9780719089374 Published by Manchester University Press

Women, Dowries and Agency

Seaver, The Last Vikings The Last Vikings, Seaver

The Epic Story of the Great Norse Voyagers

Lightfoot, Women, and Agency Women, Dowries andDowries Agency, Lightfoot

Marriage in Fifteenth-Century Valencia

Kristen Seaver, Independent Historian

Dana Lightfoot, University of Northern British Columbia, CA

How did the Vikings really live - and die - and why have so many myths and legends grown up around this mysterious people of the sea? Drawing on her deep knowledge of the culture and history of the region as well as the most up-to-date evidence from archaeology, medieval history, Seaver weaves together a compelling and authoritative history.

This book examines labouring-status women in late medieval Valencia as they negotiated the fundamentally defining experience of their lives: marriage.

Contents: Introduction * 1. The Making of Marriage in Fifteenth-century Valencia: Canon Law, Civil Law and Community Opinion * 2. Marital Alliances and the Choice of Spouse * 3. Marital Property of Labouringstatus Wives * 4. Germanía Contracts: The Exception to the Rule * 5.

Earning the Dowry: Domestic Service and Donations * 6. The Right to Property: Dowry Restitution in Fifteenth-century Valencia * Conclusion * Appendix * Bibliography * Index

Contents: Introduction * 1. No Forwarding Address * 2. Eirik the Red Knew Where to Go * 3.

Forging a New Homeland * 4. Leif Eiriksson Explores Another New Land * 5. The Fictional Norse in North America * 6. Who were the Skrælings? * 7. Relations with Church and Crown * 8. Foreign Trade * 9. Contact with Iceland * 10. The English in the North Atlantic * 11. Where did the Norse Greenlanders Go? * 12. Who Went Looking For Them? * Reference Notes * Works Cited * Maps * Other Illustrations * Texts to Illustrations December 2014 US 304pp Paperback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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LEFT HEADER early modern history Cities of the Mediterranean

Early Modern History

Kolluoglu, Toksöz, Cities of the Mediterranean Cities of the Mediterranean, Kolluoglu, Toksöz

From the Ottomans to the Present Day

Celestial Revolutionary

Edited by Biray Kolluoglu and Meltem Toksöz, Bogaziçi University, TR

Freely, Celestial Revolutionary Celestial Revolutionary, Freely

Copernicus, the Man and His Universe

Through its penetrating analysis of the various networks that connected the ports and towns of the Mediterranean and their inhabitants throughout the Ottoman period, Cities of the Mediterranean presents the region as a unified and dynamic community and paves the way for a new understanding of the subject.

John Freely, New York University, USA Here, for the first time, is a biography of Copernicus that not only describes his theories but the life of the man himself and the epic, thrilling times in which he lived.

Contents: Introduction * 1.’This Remote Corner of the Earth’ * 2. A New Age * 3. The Jagielonnian University of Krakow * 4.

Renaissance Italy * 5. The Bishopric of Warmia * 6. The Little Commentary * 7. The Letter Against Werner * 8. The Frauenburg Wenches * 9. The First Disciple * 10. The First Account * 11.

Preparing the Revolutions * 12. The Revolutions of the Celestial Spheres * 13. The Copernican Revolution * 14. Debating the Copernican and Ptolemaic Models * 15. The Newtonian Synthesis * Epilogue * Searching for Copernicus * Source Notes * Bibliography March 2014 US 288pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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Contents: 1. Mapping Out the Eastern Mediterranean: Toward a Cartography of Cities of Commerce * 2. Port-cities in the Belle Epoque * 3. Economic and Ecological Change in the Eastern Mediterranean, c. 1550-1850 * 4. Maps and Wars: Charting the Mediterranean in the Sixteenth Century * 5. Geographic Theatres, Port Landscapes and Architecture in the Eastern Mediterranean: Thessaloniki, Alexandria, Izmir * and more...

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The Unknown Lloyd George Crosby, The Lloyd George The UnknownUnknown Lloyd George, Crosby

A Statesman in Conflict

A Collection of Ranter Writings

Travis L. Crosby, Wheaton College, USA "This is a deeply considered, vivid, lucid and genuinely illuminating book that deals as frankly and comprehensively with Lloyd George’s capacity to encounter and foment conflict in his public life as with his tendency to take similar risks in his private affairs."

– Denis Judd, author of Empire: The British Imperial Experience 1765 to the Present

Smith, A Collection Ranter Writings A Collection of RanterofWritings, Smith

Spiritual Liberty and Sexual Freedom in the English Revolution Nigel Smith, Princeton University, USA ‘This splended edition of Ranter writings covers the whole range of their politics and theology and shows the movement developing over time. Smith preserves the Ranters’ highly distinctive spelling and orthography... A fascinating and exhilarating read. ‘ Edinburgh Review This particular collection is the most notable attempt to anthologize the key Ranter writings - bringing together some remarkable, visionary and unforgettable texts.

Contents: Foreword - John Carey & Greil Marcus * Preface * Introduction * 1. Abiezer Coppe * Preface to ‘John the Divine’s Divinity’ (1648) * ‘Some Sweet Sips, of some Spirituall Wine’ (1649) * ‘An Additional and Preambular Hint’ to Richard Coppin’s ‘Divine teachings’ (1649) * ‘A Fiery Flying Roll’ and ‘A Second Fiery Flying Roule’ (1649) * Letter from Coppe to Salmon and Wyke * ‘A Remonstrance of The Sincere and Zealous Protestation’ (1651) * and more...

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Based on extensive research, Travis L. Crosby provides a fresh appraisal of the life of one of Britain’s most conflicted politicians.

Contents: 1. Introduction * 2. The Education of a Statesman * 3. To England, To Parliament * 4. With Radical Intent? * 5. In the Cabinet * 6. Robbing the Hen Roost * 7. Triumph * 8. Scandal and Failure * 9. Imperial Matters and Foreign Affairs * 10. Nightmare * 11. ‘The Righteousness That Exalteth a Nation’ * 12. Prime Minister in War * 13. Prime Minister in Peace * 14. Reconstruction and Resistance * 15. The Irish Revolution * 16. ‘To Straighten Ragged Edges’ * 17. The Long GoodBye * 18. Return to Wales March 2014 US 672pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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nineteenth-century RIGHThistory HEADER Nineteenth-Century History

The Congress of Vienna and its Legacy

Lewis Carroll

Wakeling, Lewis Carroll

Lewis Carroll, Wakeling

The Man and his Circle Edward Wakeling, UK, Rhona Lewis, UK

Jarrett, The Vienna and its Legacy The CongressCongress of Viennaofand its Legacy, Jarrett

War and Great Power Diplomacy after Napoleon Mark Jarrett, Stanford University, USA “Mark Jarrett’s beautifully written book deploys a great deal of information without ever getting lost in detail. It weaves together personality and policy, providing a clear analysis of political structures as well as a vivid portrait of personalities.” - James J. Sheehan, Dickason Professor in the Humanities and Professor of Modern European History emeritus, Stanford University, USA “This will become the definitive work on the Congress of Vienna with all its personalities, intrigues and significance for the nationstate and how we think of diplomacy today.” - James Warlick, former US Ambassador to Bulgaria A comprehensive history of the 1814-1815 Congress of Vienna and its impact on world history.

This new biography of Carroll by leading international authority, Edward Wakeling, presents a fresh appraisal of the man based upon his social circle.

Contents: Foreword by Rhona Lewis, Christ Church, Oxford * Preface * Acknowledgements * A Chronology of C. L. Dodgson’s Life * 1. The Dodgson Family * 2. Teachers and Oxford University Associates * 3. Publishers and Printers * 4. Illustrators * 5. Mathematicians and Logicians * 6.

Photographers * 7. Artists and Musicians * 8. Actors and Dramatists * 9. Friends and Children * 10. Professionals * 11. Royalty * 12. Famous Acquaintances * Epilogue: Full Circle * Bibliography * Short Titles * Notes * Index December 2014 US 480pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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Contents: Preface * PART I: WAR * 1. The European State System And The Napoleonic Wars * The European State System of the Eighteenth Century * The Challenge of the French Revolution * The Rise of Napoleon * The Birth of the Napoleonic Empire and the War of the Third Coalition * The Napoleonic Empire at its Height * The Plans of Czartoryski and Pitt for the Reconstruction of Europe * 2. The Collapse Of The Napoleonic Empire, 1812-1814 * Napoleon’s Invasion of Russia and the Fourth Coalition * Castlereagh’s Mission to the Continent * Negotiations at Châtillon * The Treaty of Chaumont * The Bourbon Restoration * The First Peace of Paris * and more...

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LEFT HEADER twentieth-century and recent history Twentieth-Century and Recent History

The Secret World

The Kaiser’s Mission to Kabul

Behind the Curtain of British Intelligence in World War II and the Cold War

Trevor-Roper, The Secret World The Secret World, Trevor-Roper

Stewart, The Kaiser’s to Kabul The Kaiser’s Mission to Mission Kabul, Stewart

A Secret Expedition to Afghanistan in World War I

Hugh Trevor-Roper, Peterhouse, Cambridge, UK

Jules Stewart, journalist, author, historian , USA “Jules Stewart, a freelance journalist, has uncovered the amazing details of one of the great might-have-beens of history and written an exciting story. It would make a wonderful and spectacular adventure film. Steven Spielberg take note.”

- Lawrence James, The Times Jules Stewart provides a gripping account of the expedition, highlighting a previously little-known aspect of the international history of World War I. Contents: 1. The Kaiser, the Amir and the Viceroy * 2. We’re Off to Join the Circus * 3. Into the Fearful Wasteland * 4. Saved by the War * 5. The Hindu Conspiracy * 6. The Germans are Back August 2014 US 288pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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Hugh Trevor-Roper’s best work on espionage and the world of intelligence.

Contents: Introduction by E.D.R. Harrison * 1. The Philby Affair * 2. Letters and Book Reviews: * Philby * British Secret Service * Deception to Cover the Normandy Invasion * Anthony Blunt * Michael Straight * Peter Wright * Conclusion October 2014 US 288pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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The Politics of Housing Shapely, The of Housing The Politics of Politics Housing, Shapely

Power, Consumers and Urban Culture Peter Shapely, University of Wales, UK Exploring the politics of housing during 1890–1990, this fascinating study examines the interaction not only of national and local politics but also of local factors such as civic culture, key local players, local discourse and geographical and demographic problems.

Croatia Under Ante Pavelić McCormick, Croatia Under Ante Pavelić Croatia Under Ante Pavelić, McCormick

America, the Ustase and Croatian Genocide Rob McCormick, University of Carolina, USA This is a new account of US foreign policy towards one of the Second World War’s most brutal dictators and is an essential contribution to Croatian war-time history.

Contents: 1. Ante Pavelic and the Emergence of the Ustaše * 2.

Investigating Domobrans * 3. Unlikely Victory * 4. Carnage * 5.

The Escape * 6. Hiding to the End

June 2014 US 240pp 1 b&w table Paperback $30.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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The Long Silence

International Library of Twentieth Century History July 2014 US 320pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

Contents: Preface * Acknowledgements * Introduction * PART I: THE NATIONAL FRAMEWORK * 1. Government, Local Authorities and Housing, 1919-87 * 2. National Interpretations * PART II: THE RISE OF MUNICIPAL HOUSING * 3. Civic Culture, Voluntarism and Council Intervention * 4. Slum Houses, Slum Dwellers and Slum Clearance * 5. The Post-War Housing Problem and the Great Overspill Drive * PART III: THE DECLINE OF MUNICIPAL LEGITIMACY: INNTER CITY DEVELOPMENTS AND TENANTS REACTIONS, 1962-92 * 6. New Slums and The Rising Tide of Tenant Anger * 7. New Slums, New Left and New Partnerships * Conclusion: Consumers, Locality, and Discourse * Bibliography * Index

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The Tragedy of Occupied France in World War I Helen McPhail, the Historial de la Grande Guerre, Péronne, France “A poignant and sensitive account which is a welcome addition to the literature.” - Robert Gildea, History, the Journal of the Historical Association This fascinating account describes how - in the struggle to survive - French civilians responded in ways familiar in the Second World War: escape networks, espionage, clandestine news-sheets, help for British soldiers trapped behind enemy lines.

Contents: Illustrations * Chronology * Acknowledgements * Introduction * 1. Invasion * 2.

Occupation * 3. Food * 4. Requisitions and Regulations * 5. Secrets * 6. ‘My Girl Guides’ * 7. ‘The Will of the German Authority’ * 8. Liberation * 9. Rebuilding * Appendices * 1. Industrial and Agricultural Production Lost through German Occupation * 2. Agricultural Losses * 3.The Legacy of War * 4.The Cost of Reparation * Bibliography * Index November 2014 US 256pp Paperback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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twentieth-century and recent RIGHThistory HEADER The Changing Scenes of Life Arrowsmith, The Changing Scenes of Life The Changing Scenes of Life, Arrowsmith

From the Colonial Service to the European Civil Service

Muslim-Christian Engagement in the Twentieth Century Fletcher, Muslim-Christian Engagement in theCentury, Fletcher Twentieth Century Muslim-Christian Engagement in the Twentieth

Keith Arrowsmith, UK Set between parts of Asia and Africa, Brussels and the UK, Changing Scenes of a Life offers an alternative perspective into some of the major international conflicts and political developments of the mid-20th century.

Contents: 1. Early Days * 2. Maidstone, Bangalore and Kuala Lumpur * 3. Cambridge to the Niger Delta * 4. Ahoada, Rivers Province * 5. Continuing Service in E. Nigeria * 6. Uganda * 7.

Independence * 8. Hong Kong * 9. London * 10. Brussels * 11. Abingdon * 12. Crowborough * 13. A Digression - from my Scrapbooks * 14. Reflection * 15. Au Revoir * Annex 1 * Annex 2 August 2014 US 208pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

36 b&w illustrations $55.00 / CN$63.00

9781780768342

The British Film Institute, the Government and Film Culture, 1933–2000 Edited by Geoffrey Nowell-Smith, University of London, UK, Christophe Dupin, University of London, UK “This volume will be a treasure trove for anyone interested in film and the workings of cultural institutions, or more generally in 20th century British film history.” -Sight and Sound, 1 June 2012

The Principles of Interfaith Dialogue and the Work of Ismai‘l al-Faruqi Charles Fletcher, McGill University, Canada “This book is a first class piece of scholarship on a major Muslim pioneer in Islamic studies in the West and in interfaith dialogue. Charles Fletcher’s book will in fact be the first major single-authored critical scholarly study on Ismail al-Faruqi’s role and contribution to interfaith dialogue... a timely publication due to growing interest in al- Faruqi’s contributions to scholarship.” - John L. Esposito, Georgetown University, USA Christian-Muslim dialogue grows increasingly important today, but little is known about individual Muslim thinkers from the 20th century. Charles D. Fletcher here provides the first study dedicated to the theories and practices of Ismai’l al-Faruqi, a leading figure in the development of interfaith dialogue in North America.

Contents: Introduction * PART I: THE LIFE AND THOUGHT OF AL-FARUQI * 1. A Biography of Ismail al-Faruqi * 2. The Development of his Life and Thought * PART II: THE DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF THE METHODOLOGY * 3. Philosophical Foundations and Early Methodological Development (1948-62) * 4. Comparative, Meta-religious and Dialogical Principles (1963-1968) * 5. Methodological Application and Responses (1969-1986) * PART III: CRITICAL ANALYSIS AND CONTRIBUTIONS * 6. A Critique and Analysis * 7. Al-Faruqi’s Contributions to Dialogue * Conclusion * Appendix: List of interfaith meetings, conferences and organisational involvement * October 2014 US 384pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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Based on intensive original research in the BFI’s own voluminous archives and elsewhere, this book examines the interplay of external and internal forces that led to the BFI’s unique development as a multi-faceted public body.

Contents: List of Illustrations * Foreword by Sir Denis Forman * Editors’ Introduction * 1.

Foundation and Early Years; Geoffrey Nowell-Smith * 2. Post-War Renaissance; Geoffrey Nowell-Smith * 3. ‘Je t’aime – moi non plus’: Ernest Lindgren and Henri Langlois; Christophe Dupin * 4. The BFI and Film Exhibition, 1933-1970 - Christophe Dupin * 5. The Vanguard of Film Appreciation: The Film Society Movement and Film Culture, 1945-1965; Richard MacDonald * and more...

August 2014 US 356pp 42 b&w illustrations Paperback $32.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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LEFT HEADER britain and ireland Deception in High Places

Britain and Ireland

A History of Bribery in Britain’s Arms Trade

Wild Arabs and Savages A History of Juvenile Justice in Ireland Paul Sargent, University of Dublin, Trinity College, Ireland This book is the first history of the Irish juvenile justice system. It charts the emergence of the system from the mid-nineteenth century to the present. This unique and original approach will appeal to legal scholars, criminologists and those with an interest in juvenile justice, history and social policy.

Contents: Introduction * 1. From Penitentiary to Community * 2.

How the System Became Visible * 3. Rationalities Underpinning the System * 4. The Technologies Employed to Govern * 5. The Forms of Childhood Identity Employed to Govern * Conclusion * Bibliography * Index December 2013 US 256pp 3 black and white line drawings Hardback $100.00 Published by Manchester University Press

9780719089169

Police Control Systems in Britain, 1775–1975 From Parish Constable to National Computer

Deception in High Places charts British government involvement in arms trade corruption and presents the fullest history yet of bribery in Britain’s arms deals with Saudi Arabia.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Britain’s Buccaneering Businessmen * 2. Whitehall Mired in Corruption * 3. The Era of Scandal Dawns * 4. Keeping Corruption at Arm’s Length * 5. Thwarting International Action Against Bribery * 6. BAe’s Saudi Slush Fund * 7. Action Against Corruption Begins * 8. Blair’s Saudi Dilemma * Conclusion * June 2014 US 200pp Hardback $80.00 Paperback $25.00 Published by Pluto Press

During the last two centuries, the job of policing in Britain has been transformed several times. This book analyses the ways that police institutions have controlled the individual constable on the ‘front line’.

Police forces became pioneers in the adoption of many technologies and this book explains why and how this happened.

Contents: Introduction * 1. The ‘Old’ Police, 1780–1840 * 2.

The Proletarianisation of Police Labour, 1800–60 * 3. Drilled Bodies and Zealous Minds, 1820–90 * 4. Time, Bureaucracy and the New Policeman, 1830–1930 * 5. Real-time Communication, 1848–1945 * and more...

Prisoners of Britain

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Panikos Panayi, De Montfort University, UK “Panayi’s work is more than a long-overdue study of a neglected topic... By linking wartime internment with the wider history of the persecution and incarceration of minorities, Panayi restates the importance of the war.’ -Fiona Reid, BBC History Magazine During WWI hundreds of thousands of Germans faced incarceration in hundreds of camps on the British mainland. This is the first book on these German prisoners, and covers 3 different types of internees in Britain: civilians already present in the country in August 1914; civilians brought to Britain from all over the world; and combatants.

Contents: 1. Forgetting, Remembering and the Beginnings of a History * 2. Arrest, Transportation and Capture * 3. The Camp System * 4. Barbed Wire Disease and the Grim Realities of Internment * 5. Prison Camp Societies * and more...

April 2014 US 360pp 19 b&w illustrations, 3 b&w tables Paperback $34.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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German Civilian and Combatant Internees During the First World War

Chris A. Williams, Open University, UK

March 2014 US 224pp 6 b&w illustrations, and 2 graphs Hardback $100.00 Published by Manchester University Press

Nicholas Gilby, Based in the UK ‘This book offers a devastating portrait of the UK government’s complicity in arms deal corruption over many decades. This superbly researched must-read account allows the facts to speak for themselves. Nicholas Gilby has performed a valuable service for all of those who wish their government to enforce the law, including in relation to international corruption and human rights.’ - Andrew Feinstein, author of The Shadow World: Inside the Global Arms Trade and founding Director of Corruption Watch UK

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britainRIGHT and ireland HEADER A Matter of Intelligence

The Cruelty Man

MI5 and the Surveillance of Anti-Nazi Refugees, 1933–1950 Charmian Brinson, Imperial College, UK, Richard Dove, University of Greenwich, UK

Child Welfare, the NSPCC and the State in Ireland, 1886–1956

This is an unusual book, telling a story which has hitherto remained hidden from history: the surveillance by the British security service MI5 of anti-Nazi refugees who came to Britain fleeing political persecution in Germany and Austria.

Contents: Introduction * PART I: I SPY 1933–39 * 1. Defending the Realm: MI5 in the Making * 2. Liddell in Wonderland: MI5 and the Prussian Secret Police * 3. The Undesirables: Political Refugees from Germany and Austria after January 1933 * 4. The Mysterious Case of Dora Fabian * 5. Nazi Spies and the ‘Auslandsorganisation’ * 6. No More Peace: Otto Lehmann-Russbueldt and German Rearmament * and more...

March 2014 US 256pp Hardback $110.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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Youth Policy, Civil Society and the Modern Irish State Fred Powell, National University of Ireland, UK, Martin Geoghegan, National University of Ireland, UK, Margaret Scanlon, National University of Ireland, UK, Katharina Swirak, National University of Ireland, UK In the post-Ryan Report (2009) on child abuse in the modern state, this book is the first study to document and analyse the issues in a frank exposé that challenges many of the myths about children and young people in Ireland.

Contents: Introduction * PART I: YOUTH NARRATIVES AND YOUTH MOVEMENTS * 1. The Search for an Irish Youth Narrative: Minor Citizens or Urban Tribe? * 2. Remoralising Working Class Youth: Women, Religion and Morality in 19th and Early 20th Century Ireland * 3.

Constructing Imperial Man: Uniformed Youth Movements in Britain and Ireland * 4. Building National Identity: Youth Movements and Nationalism in 20th Century Ireland * and more...

Irish Society June 2014 US 302pp 23 b&w tables Paperback $38.95 Published by Manchester University Press

9780719095429

Sarah-Anne Buckley, National University of Ireland, Galway, Ireland The ‘cruelty men’, as the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children inspectors were known, acted as child protection workers and ‘children’s police’. This book looks at their history as well as the history of Ireland’s industrial schools, poverty in Irish families, and changing ideas around childhood and parenthood.

Contents: Introduction * 1. The Origins of Child Welfare in Ireland, 1889–1952 * 2. The NSPCC in Ireland, 1889–1921 * 3. The NSPCC ‘in transition’, 1922–56 * 4. Institutionalisation, the State and the NSPCC * 5. Incest and Immorality * and more...

December 2013 US 272pp 18 b & w tables Hardback $115.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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Sport and British Jewry Integration, Ethnicity and Anti-Semitism, 1890–1970 David Dee, De Montfort University, UK “David Dee has written a remarkable book about a fascinating subject. For too long scholars and the public alike have simply dismissed the notion of ‘Jews and sport in the UK’ as an oxymoron. Dee shows, with depth and insight, how significant and complicated this phenomenon was, and his study brilliantly illuminates Anglo-Jewry in a refreshing light.” -Michael Berkowitz, University College London, UK Sport and British Jewry, available at last in paperback, provides the first wideranging examination of the importance of sport in the history of the British-Jewish community. Covering the period from 1890 through to 1970, it examines the peak era of Jewish involvement and interest in sport and physical recreation in Britain in recent times.

Contents: Introduction * PART I: INTEGRATION AND ‘ANGLICISATION’ * 1. ‘Anglicisation’ through Sport: The Jewish Youth Movement, 1895-1914 * 2. Competitive Sport and Immigrant Integration, 1899-1939 * 3. ‘Too Semitic’ or ‘thoroughly Anglicised’? The Life and Career of Harold Abrahams * PART II: RELIGION AND ETHNICITY * 4. ‘All on the side of the more athletic form of Sabbatarianism’ - Physical Recreation and the Jewish Sabbath * and more...

November 2014 US 240pp 8 b&w line drawings Paperback $38.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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LEFT HEADER britain and ireland Britain’s Chief Rabbis and the Religious Character of Anglo-Jewry 1880–1970

Time, Work and Leisure Life Changes in England Since 1700

Benjamin J. Elton, London School of Jewish Studies, UK

Hugh Cunningham, University of Kent, UK

This book presents a radical new interpretation of Britain’s Chief Rabbis from Nathan Adler to Immanuel Jakobovits, and the impact they had on Anglo-Jewry. It examines the theologies of the Chief Rabbis and seeks to reveal and explain their impact on the religious life of Anglo-Jewry.

Time, Work and Leisure explores the major changes in our use of and attitude to time over three centuries. It asks why the 1960s and 1970s expectation that leisure time would increase has failed to come about.

Contents: Acknowledgements * List of Illustrations * 1. Introduction * 2. Historical Context * 3.

Jewish Religious Responses to Modernity – A Typology * 4. Intellectual Context: Theology and Theologians * 5. The Theology of Hermann Adler * 6. The Religious Policy of Hermann Adler * 7.

The Theology of J.H. Hertz * and more...

Contents: Introduction * 1. Time and Society in the Eighteenth Century * 2. Leisure Preference and Its Critics, 1700–1850 * 3. Leisure and Class, 1750–1850 * 4. Work Time in Decline, 1830–1970 * 5. Men, Work and Leisure, 1850–1970 * 6. The Leisured Class, 1840–1970 * and more...

June 2014 US 308pp 5 b&w illustrations Paperback $36.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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Studies in Popular Culture May 2014 US 240pp Hardback $100.00 Published by Manchester University Press

9780719085208

A Lark for the Sake of Their Country The 1926 General Strike Volunteers in Folklore and Memory Rachelle H. Saltzman, University of Oregon, USA ‘The book succeeds in drawing on memoirs, newspaper articles and a great many marvellous interviews to capture the motivations and experiences of the many thousands of men and women who volunteered to keep basic services running.’ -Susan Pedersen, London Review of Books, August 2013 A Lark for the Sake of Their Country tells the tale of the upper and middle-class ‘volunteers’ in the 1926 General Strike in Great Britain. Based on correspondence and interviews with volunteers and strikers, as well as contemporary newspapers and magazines and novels, this book recreates the context for the volunteers’ actions.

Contents: Preface * 1. Introduction: Folklore, Memory, and the Volunteers of 1926 * 2. Building Jerusalem: The General Strike as Social Drama * 3. Social Distinctions, Social Actions Among the Upper and Middle Classes * 4. Fides Est Servanda: Keeping the Faith * 5. Images of the Volunteers: Media Versus Memory * and more...

November 2014 US 304pp 41 b&w illustrations Paperback $34.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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There and Back Again JRR Tolkien and the Origins of the Hobbit Mark Atherton “There and Back Again is essential reading for all Tolkien fans - and also for anyone interested more broadly in medievalism, or the ways in which later writers have responded to the culture of the Middle Ages... In this highly readable and accessible study, Atherton brings his own scholarship to bear on Tolkien’s sources for The Hobbit, and in the process illuminates the whole of Tolkien’s remarkable oeuvre.” - Heather O’Donoghue, Vigfusson Rausing Reader in Ancient Icelandic Literature & Antiquities, University of Oxford Mark Atherton explores the chief influences on Tolkien’s work: his boyhood in the West Midlands; the landscapes and seascapes which shaped his mythologies; his experiences in World War I; his interest in Scandinavian myth; his friendships, especially with the other Oxford-based Inklings; and the relevance of his themes, to the present-day.

Contents: List of Illustrations * Abbreviations * Acknowledgements * Part One: Shaping the Plot * ‘We must away ere break of day’ * Fairy-stories and animal fables * ‘A green great dragon’ * ‘The Heart of the Mountain’ * Return to Bagend * Part Two: Making the Mythology * The English country house and its myths * William Guest * ‘The lonely sea and the sky’ * ‘Far Over Misty Mountains Cold’ * ‘Goblin-wars’ * Literary myth and the Great War * Visions of peace * Part Three: Finding the Words * Early lessons in philology * Tolkien as word-collector * Rhymes and riddles * Dialect matters * Epilogue * Appendices * Members of the Leeds University English School Association (1923) * Notes * Index November 2014 US 320pp Paperback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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britainRIGHT and ireland HEADER Priestley’s England

Performing Medicine

J. B. Priestley and English Culture

Medical Culture and Identity in Provincial England, c.1760–1850

John Baxendale, Sheffield Hallam University, UK “A very timely and readable study of an underresearched figure in 20th century British history.

Written in an accessible and eloquent style, this book not only fills a gap in Priestley scholarship, it contributes to our understanding of 20th century Britain and ‘Englishness.’” -Judy Giles, York St John University College, UK

Michael Brown, University of Roehampton, UK ‘Performing Medicine illuminates English medical culture in the transitional period from the mid-Georgian to the mid-Victorian ages by focusing on the provincial city of York . . . This solidly researched study bridges two very different medical worlds. It helps us understand the transition from an age of eager Enlightenment-era explorers to a more exclusive, self-policing group of self-identified professionals.’ - Lisa Forman Cody, Claremont McKenna College, American Historical Review

Priestley’s England explores the cultural, literary and political history of twentieth-century Britain through the radical critique offered by one of its most popular writers, J B Priestley. Its wide-ranging themes include ‘Englishness’, literary culture and its values, ‘Americanisation’ and mass culture.

The book offers a fresh and distinctive account of the transformation of provincial English medicine from the late eighteenth to the mid nineteenth centuries. Written by one of the leading scholars in the field it demonstrates how the roots of modern medicine can be located in the cultural, political and ideological upheavals of the age of reform.

Contents: Acknowledgements * Introduction * 1.’A Serious Writer with a Message’ * 2.

Bruddersford and Beyond * 3. Englands and Englishness * 4. This New England * 5. Priestley’s War * 6. ‘Now We Must Live up to Ourselves’: New Jerusalem and Beyond * Bibliography * Index

Contents: Figures * Acknowledgements * Abbreviations Introduction * 1. The Doctor’s Club: Politeness, Sociability and the Culture of Medico-Gentility * 2. Polite and Ornamental Knowledge: Medicine and the World of Letters * 3. The Asylum Revolution: Politics, Reform and the Demise of Medico-Gentility * and more...

April 2014 US 228pp Paperback $28.95 Published by Manchester University Press

April 2014 US 268pp 3 b&w illustrations Paperback $32.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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9780719095573

William Parsons, 3rd Earl of Rosse

Death and Survival in Urban Britain

Astronomy and the Castle in Nineteenth-Century Ireland

Disease, Pollution and Environment, 1850-1950

Edited by R. Charles Mollan, Historian of Irish science

Bill Luckin, University of Bolton, UK

A revealing account of the family life and achievements of the Third Earl of Rosse, a hereditary peer and resident landlord at Birr Castle, County Offaly, in nineteenthcentury Ireland, before, during and after the devastating famine of the 1840s.

Luckin re-introduces a body of work which, published together for the first time, along with new material and contextualizing notes, marks the beginning of this important strand of historiography. Luckin charts the spread of cholera, fever and the ‘everyday’ (but frequently deadly) infections that afflicted the inhabitants of London.

Contents: Preface; Daniel McDowell * Introduction; Charles Mollan * Succession of the Parsons Family at Birr * 1. History of the Parsons family and Birr Castle; The Earl and Countess of Rosse * 2. Origin of the 3rd Earl’s Interest in Astronomy; Trevor Weekes * 3. Mary, Countess of Rosse (1813–85); Daniel McDowell, Alison, Countess of Rosse, and David Davison * 4. William Parsons’ Influence on the Town and Community of Birr; Margaret Hogan * and more...

July 2014 US 368pp 88 b&w halftones Hardback $100.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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Contents: Maps and Figures * Preface * Acknowledgements * PART I: DISEASE IN THE CITY * 1.

Country, Town and ‘Planet’ in Britain, 1800-1940 * 2. Death and Survival in the City: Approaches to the History of Disease * 3. Evaluating the Sanitary Revolution: Typhus and Typhoid in London, 1851-1900 * 4. The Final Catastrophe: Cholera in London, 1866 * 5. The Metropolitan and the Municipal: The Politics of Health and Environment, 1860-1920 * and more...

International Library of Historical Studies June 2014 US 304pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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LEFT HEADER britain and ireland Coercive Confinement in Post-Independence Ireland Patients, Prisoners and Penitents

Freedom and the Fifth Commandment Catholic Priests and Political Violence in Ireland, 1919–21 Brian Heffernan, Independent Scholar

Eoin O’Sullivan, Trinity College, Ireland, Ian O’Donnell, University College Dublin, Ireland “Coercive Confinement in Post-Independence Ireland deserves a readership well beyond its jurisdiction of interest.” -Mark Finnane, Griffith University, Australia, Punishment and Society, 28 March 2013

This book addresses the War of Independence from a new perspective by focusing on the attitude of the Catholic clergy. It describes how the image of shared victimhood at the hands of the British helped contain tensions between the clergy and the republican movement, and shows how the links between Catholicism and Irish nationalism were sustained.

Provides an overview of the incarceration of tens of thousands of men, women and children during the first fifty years of Irish independence. Psychiatric hospitals, mother and baby homes, Magdalen homes, Reformatory and Industrial schools, prisons and Borstal formed a network of institutions of coercive confinement integral to the emerging state.

Contents: Introduction * PART I: OBEYING THE LAW OF GOD * 1. In the Old Groove: Traditional Political Alignments * 2. The Fifth Commandment and the Brand of Cain: Condemnation from the Pulpit * 3. Interfering Where They Shouldn’t: Interaction with Republicans * PART II: REPUBLICAN PRIESTS * 4. Sinn Féin Priests: Support for Sinn Féin, the Dáil and Local IRA Units * and more...

Contents: Introduction * 1. Setting the Scene; Ian O’Donnell and Eoin O’Sullivan * PART I: PATIENTS, PAUPERS AND UNMARRIED MOTHERS * 2. How to Deal with the Unmarried Mother? Sagart, 1922 * 3. The Unmarried Mother: Some Legal Aspects of the Problem; Richard Devane, 1924 * 4. A Plea for Social Service; Humbert MacInerny, 1925 * 5. Report Commission on the Relief of the Sick and Destitute Poor, Including the Insane Poor, 1927 * 6. Report Inter-Departmental Committee Appointed to Examine the Question of the Reconstruction and Replacement of County Homes, 1949 * 7. Irish Journey; Halliday Sutherland, 1956 * and more...

April 2014 US 324pp 9 b&w tables, 9 graphs Paperback $38.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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April 2014 US 256pp 9 b&w tables, 2 graphs and 1 map Hardback $105.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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Women and Irish Diaspora Identities Theories, Concepts and New Perspectives Edited by D. A. J. MacPherson, University of the Highlands and Islands, UK, Mary J. Hickman, London Metropolitan University, UK

Contested Identities Catholic Women Religious in Nineteenth-Century England and Wales Carmen Mangion, Birkbeck College, University of London Contested Identities looks at the identity of English women religious through the lenses of gender, class and ethnicity, offering an insight into women’s religious belief and practice in the nineteenth century in light of the subsequent transformation of English society.

Contents: List of Tables * Preface and Acknowledgements * List of Abbreviations * Introduction * PART I: DEVELOPING IDENTITIES * 1. Becoming Visible * 2. Choosing Religious Life * 3. Forming a Novice * PART II: WORKING IDENTITIES * 4. Evangelising * 5.

Professionalising * PART III: CORPORATE IDENTITIES * and more...

April 2014 US 300pp 5 b&w illustrations Paperback $36.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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Bringing together leading authorities on Irish women and migration, this book offers a significant reassessment of women’s place in the Irish diaspora. It compares Irish women across the globe over the last two centuries, setting this research in the context of recent theoretical developments in the study of diaspora.

Contents: Introduction: Irish Diaspora Studies: Theories, Concepts and New Perspectives; D. A. J. MacPherson and Mary J. Hickman * PART I: CONCEPTS AND THEORIES * 1. Irish Women and the Diaspora: Why They Matter; Mary E. Daly * 2. Thinking through Transnational Studies, Diaspora Studies and Gender; Breda Gray * PART II: IRISH WOMEN AND THE DIASPORA IN BRITAIN * 3.

Exploring Religion as a Bright and Blurry Boundary: Irish Migrants Negotiating Religious Identity in Britain; Louise Ryan * and more...

September 2014 US 224pp 2 b&w illustrations, 4 b&w tables Hardback $110.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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britainRIGHT and ireland HEADER The Politics of Constitutional Nationalism in Northern Ireland, 1932–70

Michael Logue and the Catholic Church in Ireland, 1879–1925

Between Grievance and Reconciliation

John Privilege, Academy for Irish Cultural Heritages, UK

Christopher Norton, University of Wolverhampton, UK The first book on constitutional nationalism to appear in over a decade, this new and incisive work based on extensive primary sources and existing secondary literature, maps the history of the campaigns of nationalist parties and organisations to redress the grievances of Northern Ireland’s Catholics and bring partition to an end.

Contents: Introduction * 1. The Politics of Abstentionism 1932–39 * 2. The Outbreak of War 1939–40 * 3. The War Years 1940–45 * 4. The Irish Anti-Partition League: Possibilities and Pitfalls 1945–49 * 5. Deteriorating Relations with Dublin 1950–55 * 6. The Sinn Féin Challenge and the Birth of the Nationalist Party 1955–59 *and more...

March 2014 US 192pp Hardback $110.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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Michael Logue and the Catholic Church in Ireland, 1879–1925 provides a review and consideration of the role of the Catholic Church in Ireland during the intense political and social changes after 1879 through a major figure in Irish history, Michael Logue.

Contents: 1. Bright as an Angel * 2. Land and Politics * 3. The University Campaign * 4. Evolution and Docility of Mind * 5. Home Rule Politics * 6. England’s Extremity * and more...

February 2014 US 232pp Paperback $26.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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Ireland and the End of the British Empire The Republic and its Role in the Cyprus Emergency Helen O’Shea, University of Edinburgh, UK In 1949, Ireland left the Commonwealth and the British Empire began its long fragmentation. As Helen O’Shea reveals, while the IRA formed immediate links with EOKA and the Cypriot rebels, the Irish government and the Irish Church supported the British line.

The IRA 1956–69 Rethinking the Republic Matt Treacy, Dáil Eireann, Ireland “This valuable and detailed work by Dáil Éireann researcher Matt Treacy assesses that critical and often neglected period for the Irish Republican Army and Sinn Féin, between the launch of the ultimately futile Border Campaign of 1956-1962 and the outbreak in earnest of the Troubles in Northern Ireland in 1969.” –American Historical Review While there have been many books written about the IRA since 1916, comparatively little attention has been paid to the organisation during the 1960s, despite the fact that the internal divisions culminating in the 1969 split are often seen as key to the conflict which erupted that year. This book, newly available in paperback, redresses the vacuum.

Contents: Contents * Acknowledgements * Introduction * 1. The 1956–1962 Armed Campaign and the Reorganisation of the IRA * 2. The Ideology of Traditional Republicanism * 3. Abstentionism and the Growth of Internal Divisions * 4. The Wolfe Tone Society and the Communists * 5. 1966 and the Revival of the IRA ‘Threat’ *and more...

February 2014 US 224pp Paperback $26.95 Published by Manchester University Press

Contents: Introduction * Long Shadows * 1. The Evolution of Enosis and the Irish Interaction with British * Cyprus, 1878-1954 * i. ‘Accidental’ Irishmen or Erin’s ‘Gallant Sons’? The Early Years of ‘British’ Cyprus * ii. Growing Analogies: T.P. O’Connor, Michael Collins and ‘British Fairplay’ in Cyprus * iii. ‘Enosis and Only Enosis’: The 1931 Riots, World War II and the Greek Civil War * Unlearned Lessons * 2. The Irish Press Response to the Cyprus Emergency: A Comparative Analysis * i. Hesitant Beginnings: Irish Anti-communism and the Cyprus Question * ii. Civil War Ghosts: Historical Constraints on Irish Press Opinion * iii. Reflecting the National Synthesis? The Irish Times and the Cyprus Question * 3. Insurgent Compatriots: Irish Republicanism and the EOKA Campaign * i. A Marriage of Motives: Greek-Cypriot Nationalism and the National Student Council * ii. The NSC and International Student Anti-colonialism in Dublin * iii. ‘The Enemy of my Enemy is my Friend’: The IRA-EOKA Joint Prison Escape Effort * iv. The United Irishman Debate: Northern Ireland, Cyprus and the British Armed Forces * Walking the Tightrope * and more...

International Library of Historical Studies September 2014 UK 320pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

December 2014 US $99.00 / CN$114.00

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LEFT HEADER britain and ireland Tuairim, Intellectual Debate and Policy Formulation: Rethinking Ireland, 1954–75

News and Rumour in Jacobean England Information, Court Politics and Diplomacy, 1618–25

Tomás Finn, National University of Ireland, UK

David Coast, Durham University, UK

This book explores how from its formation in 1954 the intellectual movement Tuairim (‘opinion’ in Irish) was at the vanguard of the challenge to orthodoxy and conservatism.

This study examines how political news was concealed, manipulated and distorted during the tumultuous later years of James I’s reign. It investigates how the flow of information was managed and suppressed at the centre, as well as how James I attempted to mislead a variety of audiences about his policies and intentions.

Contents: List of Figures * Acknowledgements * Abbreviations * Note on Terms Used in Irish * Introduction * 1. Tuairim and the Intellectual Climate in Ireland * 2. Representation and Reform: Tuairim, the Government and the Oireachtas * 3. North and South: Tuairim and a Divided Island * 4. Discourse and Discord: Tuairim’s Challenge to the Conservative Consensus on Education and Childcare * 5. Sense and Censorship: Tuairim and Cultural Conservatism * Conclusion * Select Bibliography June 2014 US 276pp 9 b&w halftones Paperback $32.95 Published by Manchester University Press

Contents: Introduction * 1. Controlling the Flow of Diplomatic Information * 2. Secrecy, Counsel and ‘Outward Shows’ * 3.

Political Rumours * 4. Rumour in Court Politics * 5. Managing the News During Prince Charles’ Trip to Madrid, 1623 * and more...

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Politics, Culture and Society in Early Modern Britain August 2014 US 288pp Hardback $105.00 Published by Manchester University Press

Truth Recovery in Northern Ireland

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Critically Interpreting the Past Kirk Simpson, University of Ulster, UK Northern Ireland has entered what is arguably the key phase in its troubled political history – truth recovery and dealing with the legacy of the past. This, newly available in paperback, analyses truth recovery as a fundamental aspect of the transition from political violence to peace, democracy and stability in post-conflict Northern Ireland.

Contents: List of Boxes * List of Abbreviations * Introduction * 1. The Conflict in Northern Ireland: A Contextual and Thematic Analysis * 2. Truth Commissions and Dealing with the Past * 3.

Voices Silenced, Voices Rediscovered: Victims of Violence and the Reclamation of Language in Transitional Societies * and more...

December 2013 US 176pp Paperback $22.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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Doubtful and Dangerous The Question of Succession in Late Elizabethan England Edited by Susan Doran, Jesus College, University of Oxford, UK, Paulina Kewes, Jesus College, Oxford, UK Doubtful and Dangerous examines the pivotal influence of the succession question on the politics, religion and culture of the post-Armada years of Queen Elizabeth’s reign. Interdisciplinary in scope and spanning the crucial transition from the Tudors to the Stuarts, the book will be indispensable to scholars and students.

Contents: PART I: CONTEXTS AND APPROACHES * 1. Introduction: A Historiographical Perspective; Susan Doran and Paulina Kewes * 2. The Earlier Elizabethan Succession Question Revisited; Susan Doran and Paulina Kewes * PART II: RELIGION AND POLITICS * 3. The Puritan, the Jesuit and the Jacobean Succession; Paulina Kewes * 4. Taking it to the Street? The Archpriest Controversy and the Issue of the Succession; Peter Lake and Michael Questier * and more...

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November 2014 US 352pp 2 b&w line drawings Hardback $110.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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britainRIGHT and ireland HEADER ‘England’s Darling’

Nye

The Victorian Cult of Alfred the Great

The Political Life of Aneurin Bevan

Joanne Parker, University of Exeter, UK “Meticulously researched using an impressive range of materials, it represents a substantive addition to our empirical knowledge of this period.” - Clare Pettitt, King’s College, UK

Nicklaus Thomas-Symonds, University of Oxford, UK “A gripping new analysis of one of the most controversial, but also one of the most charismatic, figures in recent British history.”- Kenneth O. Morgan

In the nineteenth century, Alfred the Great was a figure who rivalled King Arthur in the popular imagination. This book asks why Alfred was so important in Victorian Britain, examines the ways in which he was rewritten by authors and artists of the time, and investigates how Alfred is no longer a national icon.

Contents: 1. The Day of a Thousand Years: Alfred and the Victorian Mania for Commemoration * 2. Medievalism, Anglo-Saxonism, and the Nineteenth Century * 3. Turning a King Into a Hero: Nine Hundred Years of Pre-Victorian Reinvention * 4. The Hero as King: Alfred and NineteenthCentury Politics * and more...

May 2014 US 268pp 21 b&w illustrations Paperback $32.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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Liberals in Schism David Dutton, Liverpool University, UK Formed out of a breakaway from the mainstream Liberal party in 1931, the Liberal National party (renamed the ‘‘National Liberal Party’ in 1948) preserved a separate identity for almost 40 years. During this time they helped ensure that the Liberals themselves would not return to their former status of a governing party while helping to broaden the electoral appeal of their Conservative allies, contributing significantly to the Tory domination of the British political scene in the middle of the twentieth century. Here, David Dutton shows us for the first time how the National Liberals were a potent force in shaping the evolution of British politics in the middle decades of the twentieth century, before they finally merged with the Conservative party in 1968.

Contents: Preface * Introduction * Origins, 1916-31 * Crossing the Rubicon, 1931-35 * Years of Consolidation, 1935-39 * The War Years and Beyond, 1939-47 * The Long Road to Extinction, 1947-68 * Conclusion * Notes * A Note on Sources * Index

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Contents: Introduction * PART I: BOY TO MAN, 1897-1919 * 1. The Welsh Valleys Childhood, 1897 – 1911 * 2. The South Wales Coalfield 1911 – 1919 * PART II: THE MAKING OF ANEURIN BEVAN, 1919-34 * 3. Local Politics, 1919-28 * 4. Monmouthshire County Council and Parliament, 1928-34 * PART III: ESTABLISHING HIMSELF ON THE NATIONAL STAGE, 1934-45 * 5. London and Jennie Lee * 6. Working Class Unity, 1935-1939 * 7. The Second World War, Part I: 1939 to 1942 * 8. The Second World War, Part I: 1942 to 1945 * and more...

October 2014 UK 336pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

December 2014 US $55.00 / CN$64.00

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The Conservative Party and the Extreme Right 1945–75

A History of the National Liberal Party

January 2014 US 264pp Paperback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

The son of a coal miner from South Wales, Bevan was a life-long champion of social justice and the rights of working people, as such becoming one of the leading proponents of Socialist thought in Britain. Thomas-Symonds provides a unique portrait of one of the great British statesmen of the twentieth century.

Mark Pitchford, King’s College, London, UK ‘Pitchford has, for the first time, brought together details of the myriad groups that existed on the Party’s Right in the 30 years after the end of the Second World War.’ -Kit Kowol, University College, Oxford, 18 August 2011 This book, newly available in paperback, reveals the Conservative Party’s relationship with the extreme right between 1945 and 1975. For the first time, this book shows how the Conservative Party used its bureaucracy to implement a policy of investigating extreme right groups and taking action to minimise their chances of success.

Contents: Preface * Abbreviations * Introduction * 1. The Shock of Opposition 1945-1951 * 2.

Consensus Conservatism and Extreme-right Revival 1951-57 * 3. Macmillan and Home: ‘Pink socialism’ and ‘true-blue’ Conservatism * and more...

November 2014 US 304pp Paperback $39.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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LEFT HEADER britain and ireland Fighting Fascism: The British Left and the Rise of Fascism, 1919–39 Keith Hodgson, formerly Wigan and Leigh College, UK (deceased) In the years between the two world wars, fascism triumphed in Italy, Germany, Spain and elsewhere, coming to power after intense struggles with the labour movements of those countries. This book, available in paperback for the first time, analyses the way in which the British left responded to this new challenge.

Contents: Acknowledgements * Glossary of Terms and Abbreviations * Introduction * 1. White Guards and Black Hundreds: Existing Concepts of Counter-Revolution * 2. Explaining Italian Fascism: From Movement to Dictatorship, 1919–26 * 3. The British Left and the Rise of Nazism * and more...

January 2014 US 256pp Paperback $28.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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Red Clydeside from the Russian Revolution to the End of the Soviet Union Neil C. Rafeek, Formerly University of Strathclyde, UK In this original and meticulously researched study, Neil Rafeek addresses this gap in the literature, critically examining the experience of women in the Communist Party in Scotland, from the formation of the Party in 1920 to the end of a century of tumultuous upheaval and social and political change.

Contents: Becoming Militant: Socialist Politicisation from Childhood * The Experience of Women in the Party Structure * Sacrifice and Advance: The Scottish Women’s Advisory Committee and Women’s Sections 1947-69 * Solidarity with the Socialist World 1917-64: The Soviet Union and the Eastern Bloc * Proud, Radical and Optimistic in a Changing World: The Sixties Generation 1960-76 * Open Discord, Internal Division and Permenant Decline: 1977-1991 * Integral to the Cause: A Women’s Place in the Communist Party in Scotland

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A Round of Cheap Diversions?

Robert James, University of Portsmouth, UK This is a landmark study which examines the film and reading tastes of workingclass consumers in 1930s Britain. Drawing on a wealth of original research, Robert James argues that working-class consumers used popular film and fiction to answer a range of cultural and social needs in this tumultuous decade.

Contents: Dedication * Acknowledgements * Contents * Introduction * 1. ‘The People’s Amusement’: The Growth in Cinema-Going and Reading Habits * 2. ‘Fouling Civilisation’? Official Attitudes Towards Popular Film and Literature * 3. Trade Attitudes Towards Audience Taste * 4.

Working-class Tastes: National Trends in Film Popularity * and more...

Studies in Popular Culture April 2014 US 282pp Paperback $34.95 Published by Manchester University Press

9780719095528

Country Houses and the British Empire, 1700–1930

Communist Women in Scotland

October 2014 US 304pp Paperback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

Popular Culture and Working-Class Taste in Britain, 1930–39

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Stephanie Barczewski, Clemson University, US Country Houses and the British Empire, 1700–1930 assesses the economic and cultural links between country houses and the Empire between the eighteenth and twentieth centuries. Using sources from over fifty British and Irish archives, it enables readers to better understand the impact of the empire upon the British metropolis.

Contents: Introduction: British Country Houses and empire, 1700–1930 * 1. Colonial merchants * 2. Indian Nabobs * 3. West Indian Planters * 4. Military and Naval Officers and Other Categories of Imperial Estate Purchasers * 5. The Impact of Imperial Wealth on British Landed Estates * and more...

Studies in Imperialism November 2014 US 230pp 1 map, 16 b&w illustrations Hardback $110.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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britainRIGHT and ireland HEADER The Battle of Britishness

The English System

Migrant Journeys, 1685 to the Present

Quarantine, Immigration and the Making of a Port Sanitary Zone

Tony Kushner, University of Southampton, UK

Krista Maglen, Indiana University Bloomington, USA

Analyzing the history and memory of migrant journeys, covering not only the response of politicians and the public but also literary and artistic representations, then and now, Kushner’s volume sheds new light on the nature and construction of Britishness from the early modern era onwards.

The English System is a history of port health and immigration at a critical moment of transformation at the end of the nineteenth and beginning of the twentieth century. It explores the tensions and transition in the regulation of port health from a paradigm focused on the origin of disease to one which converged on the origin of the diseased.

Contents: PART I: INTRODUCTION AND CONTEXTS * Introduction * 1. Britishness, Entry and Exclusion * 2. Constructing Migrant Journeys * PART II: EARLY JOURNEYS, 1685 TO 1880 * 3. Huguenot Journeys: Constructing the Refugees * 4. Volga Germans in the Late Nineteenth Century: From Refugees to Foreign Paupers * PART III: THE NAZI ERA * 5. Constructing (another) Ideal Refugee Journey: The Kinder *and more...

June 2014 US 332pp Paperback $38.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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Renaissance Humanism and Ethnicity Before Race

March 2014 US 272pp Hardback $100.00 Published by Manchester University Press

9780719089657

The Humanities and the Irish University

The Irish and the English in the Seventeenth Century

Anomalies and Opportunities

Ian Campbell, University College Cork, Ireland Emphasising the education of all of early modern Ireland’s antagonistic ethnic groups in common European university and grammar school traditions, Campbell explains both the workings of the learned English critique of Irish society, and the no less learned Irish response.

Contents: Introduction: Defining Race * 1. Two Problems in the History of Irish Humanism and Ethnicity * 2. English Humanism against Gaelic Irish Society * 3. Gaelic Humanism against English Irish Society * 4. Humanists and Genealogists on Nobility and the Human Body * 5. Irish Doctors and Theologians on Heredity and the Human Soul * and more...

December 2013 US 240pp Hardback $105.00 Published by Manchester University Press

Contents: Introduction * 1. ‘The First Line of Defense...’ * 2.

‘Theoretical Opinions...’ * 3. 1892 * 4. American Ports in the Sanitary Zone * 5. Aliens in the Sanitary Zone * Conclusion * Bibliography * Index

9780719088360

Michael O’Sullivan, The Chinese University of Hong Kong This is the first book-length study of the humanities and the Irish University. This book charts a history of responses to humanities education in the Irish context.

Reading the work of John Henry Newman, Padraig Pearse, Sean O Tuama, Denis Donoghue, Declan Kiberd, Richard Kearney and others it looks for an Irish humanities ethos.

Contents: Introduction: Defining the Humanities * 1. The Humanities in the Irish Context * 2. Newman and the Origins of the National University * 3. The Emergence of an Irish Humanities Ethos * 4. International Comparisons * 5. The Transformation of Humanities Education in Ireland * Bibliography * Index March 2014 US 224pp Hardback $100.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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LEFT HEADER britain and ireland Show Me the Money The Image of Finance, 1700 to the Present

Emancipation and the Remaking of the British Imperial World

Edited by Paul Crosthwaite, Cardiff University, UK, Peter Knight, University of Manchester, UK, Nicky Marsh, University of Southampton, UK

Edited by Catherine Hall, University College London, UK, Nicholas Draper, University College London, UK, Keith McClelland, University College London, UK

What does ‘the market’ look like? What does money really stand for? How can the abstractions of high finance be made visible? Show Me the Money documents how the financial world has been imagined in art, illustration, photography and other visual media over the last three centuries in Britain and the United States.

Slavery and the slavery business have cast a long shadow over British history. This book engages with current work exploring the importance of slavery and slaveownership in the re-making of the British imperial world after abolition in 1833.

Contributors to this collection are drawn from Britain, the Caribbean and Mauritius.

Contents: Introduction; Paul Crosthwaite, Peter Knight and Nicky Marsh * 1. Debt and Credit; Nicky Marsh * 2. What do You Think About When You Think About a Market?; Andy Haldane * 3.

Framing Finance; Paul Crosthwaite * 4. Channels and Codes, Rails and Freight: Can You Hear Me Now?; Bill Maurer * 5. Animal Spirits; Peter Knight * and more...

Contents: Introduction; Catherine Hall, Nicholas Draper and Keith McClelland * PART I: FORMATIONS OF CAPITAL: BEYOND ‘MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS’ * 1. The Scope of Accumulation and the Reach of Moral Perception: Slavery, Market Revolution and Atlantic Capitalism; Robin Blackburn * 2. Slavery, the Slave Trade and Economic Growth: a Contribution to the Debate; Pat Hudson * 3. Slavery and Welsh Industry Before and After Emancipation; Chris Evans * PART II: FROM SLAVERY TO INDENTURE * 4. From Slavery to Indenture: Scripts for Slavery’s Endings; Anita Rupprecht * 5. Re-examining the Labour Matrix in the British Caribbean, 1750–1850; Heather Cateau * 6. After Emancipation: Empires and Imperial Formations; Clare Anderson * PART III: THE IMPERIAL STATE * 7. Imperial Complicity: Indigenous Dispossession in British History and History Writing; Zoë Laidlaw * 8. Concepts of Liberty: Freedom, Laissez Faire and the State after Britain’s Abolition of Slavery; Richard Huzzey * PART IV: PUBLIC HISTORIES, FAMILY HISTORIES * 9. Family History: History’s Poor Relation?; Alison Light * 10. Writing Sugar in the Blood – Andrea Stuart * 11. Legacy and Lineage: Family Histories in the Caribbean; Mary Chamberlain * PART V: REPARATIONS, RESTITUTION AND THE HISTORIAN * 12. The Mauritius Truth and Justice Commission: ‘Eyewash’, ‘storm in a teacup’ or promise of a new future for Mauritians?; Vijaya Teelock * 13. Jamaica and the Debate Over Reparation for Slavery: an Overview; Verene A. Shepherd * Index

August 2014 US 172pp 87 Illustrations, colour Hardback $35.00 Published by Manchester University Press

9780719096259

England as a Maritime Power Second Edition Sir Julian Corbett, Formerly UK, Andrew Lambert, King’s College London, UK A new introduction by a leading academic, Professor Andrew Lambert, that adds additional biographical, bibliographical and historical information and which set out for the contemporary reader what the value of the set is for the modern day scholar.

Contents: Drake and the Tudor Navy * PART I * New Introduction by Andrew Lambert * Introduction: the Naval Art in the Middle of the Sixteenth Century * 1. Drake’s Early Years * 2.

John Hawkins * 3. San Juan de Ulua * 4. Drake’s First Service in the Navy * 5. Nombre de Dios * 6. The Spanish Main * 7. Drake and the War Party * 8. The Voyage of Circumnavigation * 9.

The Voyage of Circumnavigation (contd) * 10. The Voyage of Circumnavigation (contd) * 11.

Knighthood * 12. The Navy of Elizabeth * Appendix 1: Birth, Parentage and Early Years * Appendix 2: Authorities for Hawkin’s Third Voyage * Appendix 3: Drake’s Desertion of Hawkins * Appendix 4: The Authenticity of ‘Sir Francis Drake Revived’ * Appendix 5: Authorities for the Voyage of Circumnavigation * Appendix 6: Amount of Drake’s Plunder * Appendix 7: Drake’s Arms * and more...

November 2014 US 2000pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

58 maps, charts, b/w illustrations $695.00 / CN$799.00

9781780764412

Neale UCL Studies in British History September 2014 US 288pp Hardback $110.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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History of the Royal Navy, A: World War I Mike Farquharson-Roberts, Royal Navy, UK For many years the naval warfare of World War I has been largely overlooked; yet, at the outbreak of that war, the British Government had expected and intended its military contribution to the conflict to be largely naval. Britain was not simply defending an island; it was defending a far flung empire.

Contents: 1. Introduction * 2. The Action and Inaction of the Surface Fleet * 3. Amphibious Operations * 4. Supporting Roles * 5. Underwater Warfare * 6. Economic Warfare at Sea * 7. The Naval War on Land and in the Air * 8. Women and the Royal Navy * Appendix: Chronology

A History of the Royal Navy July 2014 UK October 2014 US 256pp Hardback $35.00 / CN$40.00 Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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britainRIGHT and ireland HEADER An Anglican British World

The Plantation of Ulster

The Church of England and the Expansion of the Settler Empire, c. 1790–1860

Ideology and Practice

Joseph Hardwick, Northumbria University, UK This book looks at how that oft-maligned institution, the Anglican Church, coped with mass migration from Britain in the first half of the nineteenth century. The book details the great array of institutions, voluntary societies and inter-colonial networks that furnished the Church with men.

Contents: Introduction: the Church of England, Migration and the British World * 1. The Recruitment of Colonial Clergy, c.1790–1850 * 2. The Making of the Colonial Laity * 3. The Colonial Bishoprics’ Fund and the Contest of Colonial Church Reform * 4. British Support for Overseas Expansion * 5. Imperial Ecclesiastical Networks * and more...

Studies in Imperialism October 2014 US 304pp Hardback $110.00 Published by Manchester University Press

9780719087226

Edited by Micheál Ó Siochrú, Trinity College, Ireland, Eamonn Ó Ciardha, University of Ulster, UK The first major academic study of the Ulster Plantation in over 25 years. This collection of essays by leading scholars in the field on a broad range of historical and literary topics redresses the previous coverage of the plantations, moving away from an exclusive colonial perspective, to include the native Catholic experience.

Contents: Introduction: The Plantation of Ulster: Ideas and Ideologies; Micheál Ó Siochrú and Éamonn Ó Ciardha * 1. The ‘British’ Crown, the Earls and the Plantation of Ulster; Jenny Wormald * 2. Civilizing’ Gaelic Scotland: The Scottish Isles and the Stuart Empire; Martin MacGregor * 3. Plantation and Civil Society; Philip Withington * and more...

Studies in Early Modern Irish History July 2014 US 292pp Paperback $30.95 Published by Manchester University Press

9780719095504

Witchcraft and Whigs The Life of Bishop Francis Hutchinson (1660–1739)

The House of Lords

Andrew Sneddon, University of Ulster, UK

Donald R. Shell, University of Bristol, UK

This ground-breaking biography of Bishop Francis Hutchinson (1669–1739) provides a detailed and rare portrait of an early eighteenth century Irish bishop and witchcraft theorist. Drawing upon a wealth of printed primary source material, the book aims to increase our understanding of the eighteenth-century established clergy.

This book, available in paperback for the first time, examines the role of the contemporary House of Lords.

This timely volume seeks to locate discussion about the House in the wider context of a clear understanding of the developing British constitution.

Contents: Preface * Introduction * PART I: ENGLAND * 1. Childhood and Early Career, 1660c.1690 * 2 . The National Church in a Suffolk Parish, St. James’, Bury St. Edmunds, 1692-1720 * 3. ‘A Well Affected Man’: Hutchinson and Party Politics, 1700-20 * 4. Angels and Demons: The Mental World of an Eighteenth-Century Anglican Pastor * 5. Hutchinson and witchcraft: An Historical Essay Concerning Witchcraft (1718) * and more...

Contents: List of Tables * 1. The House of Lords and the British Constitution * 2. The House of Lords in the Twentieth Century * 3. What is the House of Lords? * 4. The Work of the House of Lords * 5. Second Chambers Elsewhere * 6. Reforming the Second Chamber * Appendix: Party Manifesto Statements on the House of Lords 1979-2005 * Sources and Select Bibliography * Index

October 2014 US 236pp 1 b&w illustration Paperback $34.95 Published by Manchester University Press

9780719096785 December 2013 US 192pp 8 b&w tables Paperback $24.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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LEFT HEADER britain and ireland Politics, Pauperism and Power in Late Nineteenth-Century Ireland

E. P. Thompson and English Radicalism Edited by Roger Fieldhouse, University of Exeter, UK, Richard Taylor, Wolfson College, University of Cambridge, UK

Virginia Crossman, Oxford Brookes University, UK This is a study of the nature and operation of the Irish poor law system in the post-famine period. It traces the expansion of the system to encompass a wide range of welfare services, and explains the ideological and political context in which expansion took place.

Contents: Introduction * 1. The Poor Law System in Nineteenth-Century Ireland * 2. Poor Law Boards and the Advance of Irish Nationalism * 3. Poor Relief and the Prosecution of the Land Campaign * 4. Famine Echoes: The Relief of Distress * 5. Labourers’ Cottages: The Poor Law as an Engine of Social Change * 6. Domestic Politics: Women and Poor Law Administration * Conclusion * Select Bibliography * Index February 2014 US 256pp Paperback $28.95 Published by Manchester University Press

9780719091346

This collection of essays marks the fiftieth anniversary of the publication of E. P. Thompson’s most famous book, The Making of the English Working Class. E. P. Thompson and English Radicalism gathers together a selection of leading authors to critically review not only this pivotal work, but the wide range of his career.

Contents: 1. E.P. Thompson: A Short Introduction; Roger Fieldhouse, Theodore Koditschek and Richard Taylor * PART I: ADULT EDUCATION, HISTORY AND LITERATURE * 2. Thompson: The Adult Educator; Roger Fieldhouse * 3. The Making of The Making; David Goodway * 4. The Possibilities of Theory: Thompson’s Marxist History; Theodore Koditschek * 5. The Uses of Literature: Thompson as Writer, Reader and Critic; Luke Spencer * and more...

December 2013 US 256pp Hardback $100.00 Published by Manchester University Press

9780719088216

The English Civil War A Military History Peter Gaunt, University of Chester, UK “Peter Gaunt’s The English Civil War is a skillfully crafted and highly illuminating account. The great strengths of the book are that it is very well written, that it is expertly put together and, above all, that it is extremely well-informed. Professor Gaunt is fully abreast of all the latest developments in his field, and he has done an excellent job of explaining recent historiographical trends to his readers in a clear and succinct way. Authoritative, engaging and packed full of vivid detail, this book not only tells the story of the English Civil War itself, but also sets that terrible conflict within its wider historical context.” – Mark Stoyle, Professor of Early Modern History, University of Southampton, author of Soldiers and Strangers: An Ethnic History of the English Civil War Exploring the major battles, raids and engagements, an enthralling new history of England’s bloodiest conflict.

Contents: List of Maps * List of Colour Plates * List of Other Illustrations * Acknowledgements * Maps * Introduction: The Faces of War * 1. ‘One Unexpected Accident after Another, as Waves of the Sea’: The Origins and Causes of the English Civil War * 2. ‘And Thus Innocently Began this Cursed War’: The War Begins, a Nation Divides and the Conflicts of 1642 * 3. ‘So Many Asses to the Slaughter’: The Nature of the English Civil War * 4. ‘War is a Womb Big With Many Miseries’: The Fighting and Campaigns of 1643 *and more...

July 2014 US 256pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

30 colour in 16pp plates, 60 bw in 2x16pp plates $35.00 / CN$40.00 9781848858817

Ireland During the Second World War Farewell to Plato’s Cave Bryce Evans, Liverpool Hope University, UK In the first book detailing the social and economic history of Ireland during the Second World War, Bryce Evans reveals the real story of the Irish emergency. Revealing just how precarious the Irish state’s economic position was at the time, the book examines the consequences of Winston Churchill’s economic war against neutral Ireland.

Contents: Introduction: Farewell to Plato’s Cave * 1. AngloIrish Trade and Business Relations * 2. Moral Policemen of the Domestic Economy * 3. Conditions in Town and Country * 4.

Smuggling * 5. Church and State * 6. Coercion in the Countryside * 7. The State and the Small Man * Conclusions * Bibliography * Index January 2014 US 240pp 1 black and white line drawing Hardback $110.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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Livingstone’s ‘Lives’ A Metabiography of a Victorian Icon Justin Livingstone, University of Glasgow, UK This is the first monograph-length study to trace the posthumous reputation of David Livingstone, one of the most celebrated Victorian heroes. Crossing disciplinary boundaries, Livingstone’s ‘lives’ will interest scholars of imperial history, postcolonialism, life-writing, travel-writing and Victorian studies.

Contents: 1. Bio-diversity: metabiographical method * 2. Styling the self: making missionary travels * 3. Death: lamenting Livingstone * 4. Empire: imperial afterlives * 5. Nation: Scotland’s son * 6. Fiction: laughing at Livingstone? * 7. Revisionism: sins, psyche, sex * Index

Studies in Imperialism October 2014 US 320pp 13 b&w illustrations Hardback $110.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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european RIGHThistory HEADER Fred A. Farrell

European History

Glasgow’s War Artist

Spanish Cinema 1973-2010

Fiona Hayes, Glasgow Museums, Scotland, Joanna Meacock, History of Art Department, University of Glasgow, Mark Roberts, Glasgow Museums, Scotland

Auteurism, Politics, Landscape and Memory Edited by Maria M. Delgado, Queen Mary, University of London, UK, Robin Fiddian, University of Oxford, UK “This exciting collection of essays from leading film scholars pays attention to the specificities of the Spanish cultural, social, political and aesthetic panorama (its ‘landscapes’), while also acknowledging the importance of shifting transnational contexts for studies of Spanish cinema. Theories of the auteur (developed and extended here) act as a guiding framework for the study of key films, many of which are being afforded scholarly treatments for the first time. This volume offers important observations on current trends, theories and revisionist approaches to Spanish cinema.” -Sarah Wright, Royal Holloway, University of London, UK This collection offers a new lens through which to examine Spain’s cinema production following the isolation imposed by the Franco regime. The seventeen key films analysed in the volume span a period of thirty-five years that have been crucial in the development of Spain, Spanish democracy and Spanish cinema.

Contents: List of Illustrations * Notes on Contributors * Acknowledgements * Introduction; Maria M. Delgado * 1. El espíritu de la colmena/ The Spirit of the Beehive (Víctor Erice, 1973): To Kill a Mocking Bird as Neglected Inter-text; Robin Fiddian * 2. Cet obscur objet du désir/That Obscure Object of Desire (Luis Buñuel, 1977): Buñuel’s Technique; Mark Millington * 3. Ocaña.

Retrat intermittent/Ocaña. An Intermittent Portrait (Ventura Pons, 1977): The Mediterranean Movida and the Passing Away of Francoist Barcelona; Alberto Mira * and more...

November 2014 US 262pp 32 b&w illustrations Paperback $38.95 Published by Manchester University Press

This book showcases in print for the first time Farrell’s unique and vivid records of war.

Contents: Preface * Duncan Dornan * Introduction: Collecting World War I; Dr Joanna Meacock * 1. Fred A. Farrell: ‘A fitting official and pictorial history of the War’; Dr Joanna Meacock * 2. The Home Front: ‘While it was not ours to fight – we worked’; Fiona Hayes * 3. Fred A. Farrell: ‘truthful representations of the character and aspect of modern war’; Alan Greenlees and Mark Roberts * 4. Catalogue of Fred A. Farrell’s Works; Dr Joanna Meacock and Mark Roberts * Appendix: Archival Sources Related to Fred A. Farrell * Index October 2014 US 80pp Paperback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

51 Colour $25.00 / CN$29.00

9781781300275

Ephemeral City Cheap Print and Urban Culture in Renaissance Venice Edited by Rosa Salzberg, University of Warwick, UK

9780719096587

Ephemeral City explores the rapid rise of cheap print and how it permeated Venetian urban culture in the Renaissance. It offers the first view of one of the city’s most productive and creative industries from the bottom up and a new and unexpected vision of Renaissance culture.

Contents: Introduction * 1. ‘Every Piece of Rubbish Given to the Press’: Defining and Debating Cheap Print * 2. ‘Through the Piazzas and on the Rialto Bridge’: The Landscape of the Ephemeral City * 3. ‘A Trade Open to any Mortal Man’: Mobility and Versatility in the Venetian Printing Industry * and more...

Rembrandt’s House

November 2014 US 240pp 14 b&w illustrations Hardback $110.00 Published by Manchester University Press

Exploring the World of the Great Master Anthony Bailey

9780719087035

Few who walk past No. 4 Breestraat in Amsterdam would give this unassuming house a second glance. Yet for 20 years, this was the home of Rembrandt - one of the greatest painters in history. This is the story of that house, the world Rembrandt observed in and around it and the special universe he created in his studio there.

Contents: Antecedents * Miraculous County * The Golden Swamp * A House in the Beestraat * From Room to Room * Growing up * Anatomy Lessons * Making a Splash * Life with Women and Children * Artist at Work * The New Jerusalem * Through the Needle’s Eye * Age of Gold, Ink and Tar * Questions about the House * Out of Doors * Acts of Love * Money Troubles * Domestic and Public Scenes * Resolution and Independence * Among Scholars * Chiaroscuro * Negatives * Continuing Presences * Illustrations * Bibliography * Index December 2014 US 256pp Paperback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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LEFT HEADER european history The Balkan Wars

Germany and Propaganda in World War I

Edited by Bejtullah Destani, Centre for Albanian Studies, UK, Robert Elsie, Translator, The Netherlands This book contains 83 selected and edited consular dispatches and reports sent to the Foreign Office in London focusing on events in Macedonia during the Balkan Wars of 1912-1914. They reveal the extent of human suffering in the southern Balkan region in this period and provide much insight into the realities of the Balkan conflagration.

Contents: Introduction * Maps * The 83 Consular Dispatches and Reports * Illustrations (Photos of the Period) * Biographical Notes on the British Diplomatic Officials * Compendium of Place-names * Bibliography February 2014 US 288pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

16 b/w illus. $96.00 / CN$110.00

9781780760766

Pacifism, Mobilization and Total War David Welch, University of Kent, UK “This is the most important book about German information policy, including censorship, 1914-18, ever written. David Welch has written a brilliant book about the uses of propaganda by Germany in World War I to instruct, uplift and control domestic opinion in a time of total war.” – David Culbert, Professor of History, Louisiana State University, USA “...[an] extraordinarily wide-ranging, intelligent and authoritative study...an outstanding piece of historical scholarship.” – Nicholas Reeves, Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television Welch argues that the moral collapse of Germany was due less to the failure to disseminate propaganda than to the inability of the military authorities and the Kaiser to reinforce this propaganda.

Contents: Preface to the paperback edition * 1. Introduction * 2. Days of Decision: Germany on the Eve of War * 3. The Mobilization of the Masses * 4. War Aims * 5. The Crucible of War * 6.

Dissenting Voices: Pacifism, Feminist Ferment and the Women’s Movement * 7. War Aims Again * 8. Civilians ‘Fall-In’ * 9. Defeat and revolution * 10. Conclusion: ‘The Sins of Omission’ * June 2014 US 384pp Paperback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

The Blaze in the Balkans

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9781780768274

Selected Writings 1903-1941 M. Edith Durham, Robert Elsie, Translator, The Netherlands, Bejtullah Destani, Centre for Albanian Studies, UK, Elizabeth Gowing M. Edith Durham is best known for her classic travel books about the Balkans.

However, she was also a passionate, articulate, and well-informed commentator on the twists and turns of Balkan politics and the machinations of the Great Powers.

The pieces in this collection of her writings from the early half of the twentieth century remind us of the many connections between Britain and the Balkans over recent centuries - of Tennyson, Disraeli, Lord Fitzmaurice, Aubrey Herbert, and Margaret Hasluck. With its wide geographical sweep, the book offers a fair picture of the Balkans in the early twentieth century: Montenegro, Macedonia, Kosovo, Albania, Serbia are all represented - their dangers and wonders, ugly brutality and startling beauty, history, custom, geography, and politics. The anthology offers vivid pictures of Balkan locations which will be fascinating reading for anyone interested in modern Balkan history.

Contents: Introduction by Elizabeth Gowing * The Blaze in the Balkans * My Golden Sisters: a Macedonian Picture * Balkan Sketches - What use to make a fuss? * Balkan Sketches - Life is Cheap * As Others See It: a Sketch in Old Servia * Albanian and Montenegrin Folklore * Hil * The Soul of the War * Travels in Trueland: an Ecclesiastical Episode * Ritual nudity in Europe * The Serbs As Seen in Their National Songs * Because of the Berlin Congress: a True Tale, Dedicated to the Drawers of Frontiers * King Nikola of Montenegro * Albania: Oldest and Quaintest of Balkan Peoples * A Bird Tradition in the West of the Balkan Peninsula * Head-hunting in the Balkans * The Balkans as a Danger Point * Tribes of Northern Albania * A Very Free Press * The Making of a Saint * Albania February 2014 US 224pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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A History of the Royal Navy: The Napoleonic Wars Martin Robson, Corbett Centre for Maritime Policy Studies Through an exploration of the relationship between the Navy, trade and empire, Martin Robson highlights the contribution the Royal Navy made to Britain’s rise to global hegemony through the nineteenth century Pax Britannica.

Contents: Preface * Introduction * PART I: THE FRENCH REVOLUTIONARY WAR, 1793-1802 * 1. Toulon and the ‘Glorious First of June’ * 2.The Global War * 3. Enter Nelson * 4. Battle of Camperdown * PART II: THE NAPOLEONIC WARS, 1803-1815 * 5.

Trafalgar * 6. Copenhagen and South America * 7. Royal Navy and Peninsular War * 8. A new enemy * Epilogue

A History of the Royal Navy May 2014 US 256pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

50 bw integrated, 16 colour in 8pp plates, 2 maps $35.00 / CN$40.00 9781780765440

european RIGHThistory HEADER A History of Czechoslovakia between the Wars

Cyprus in the 1930s

From Versailles to Hitler’s Invasion

British Colonial Rule and the Roots of the Cyprus Conflict

Patrick Crowhurst, University of London, UK

Alexis Rappas, Institut d’Etudes Politiques, France

Patrick Crowhurst identifies the crucial political problem that faced Czechoslovakia between 1918 and 1939 – the rift between the Czechs and the Sudeten Germans that would open the way for the rise of the right-wing ‘Sudeten Deutsch’ party, and which was exploited ruthlessly by Hitler during Nazi Germany’s 1938 annexation of Czechoslovakia.

Cyprus in the 1930s charts the history of the island in this period, and details British attempts to impose a homogeneous ‘Cypriot’ culture onto a diverse and divided population.

Contents: Table of Contents * List of Tables * Introduction * 1. Prelude: Creating the First Czechoslovak Republic * 2. Defence of the State and the Growth of Industry * 3. The Enemy Within; Sudeten German Nationalism and the Sudeten German Nazi Party; National Defence * 4.

Henlein, the SdP (Sudeten deutsche Partei) and German Money * 5. Two German Policies: War or Peace? Hitler, the German Foreign Ministry and Czechoslovakia, 1936-1938 * 6. Deepening Crisis; the Munich Conference and Refugees * Conclusion * Bibliography *

International Library of Twentieth Century History September 2014 UK 336pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

December 2013 US $99.00 / CN$114.00

9781780763439

April 2014 US 320pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

6 bw integrated, 2 maps $95.00 / CN$109.00

9781780764382

The Dark Heart of Hitler’s Europe

Resolving Cyprus

Nazi Rule in Poland under the General Government

New Approaches to Conflict Resolution James Ker-Lindsay, European Institue, London School of Economics and Political Science, UK A groundbreaking book with contributions from the world’s leading experts, Resolving Cyprus seeks to answer a simple question: Can Cyprus be Solved?

Contents: List of Abbreviations * Editor and Contributors * Introduction; James Ker-Lindsay * 1. A Comfortable and Routine Conflict; Constantinos Adamides * 2. A New Vision of Good Neighbourliness; Emel Akçali * 3. ‘Cypriotism’ and the Path to Reunification; Ahmet An * 4.

Escaping the Tyranny of History; Jan Asmussen * 5. A Bizonal Federation is not Viable; Tozun Bahcheli and Sid Noel * 6. The Party Politics of the Problem; Giorgos Charalambous * 7. The Prospects of a Federal Settlement; Odysseas Christou * Resolving Cyprus * 8. A Cypriot’s Problem; Costas M. Constantinou * 9. Hydrocarbons Can Fuel a Settlement; Hubert Faustmann * 10. Gas Can Become the New Lost Opportunity; Ayla Gürel and Harry Tzimitras * and more...

October 2014 US 320pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

Contents: List of Tables * Acknowledgments * Foreword * 1.

Introduction: A Revolt and the Consolidation of Authoritarian Rule * 2. The Three Pillars of Arcadian Cyprus: Experiments in Social Engineering * 3. Rituals of Bureaucratic Governance * 4. The Constitutionalist Movement and the Avenues of Mass Politicization * 5. The Orthodox Church and the Displacement of the Public Sphere * 6. The Labour Question: Political Stakes in a Battle of Denominations * Conclusion: The Expanding Boundaries of a Faceless State * Sources and Bibliography * Index

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Martin Winstone, Education Officer for the Holocaust Educational Trust After the German and Soviet attack on Poland in 1939, vast swathes of Polish territory, including Warsaw and Kraków, fell under Nazi occupation in an administration which became known as the ‘General Government’. This book provides a thorough history of the General Government and the experiences of the Poles, Jews and others trapped.

Contents: Introduction * 1. ‘The Devil’s Work’: Origins * 2. ‘Gangster Gau’: the Regime * 3.

Early Measures * 4. Escalation * 5. Ordinary Life * 6. Aktion Reinhard * 7. Ethnic Cleansing and Genocide of Poles * 8. Resistance * 9. Collapse * Epilogue December 2014 US 336pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

$29.00 / CN$33.50

9781780764771

9781784530006

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LEFT HEADER european history Experiencing War as the ‘Enemy Other’

Germany’s Other Modernity

Italian Scottish Experience in World War II

Munich and the Making of Metropolis, 1895–1930

Wendy Ugolini, University of Edinburgh, UK “This is a most welcome and valuable addition to scholarship on the experiences of minorities during twentieth-century conflicts.” -Zoe Denness, Patterns of Prejudice, April 2013

Leif Jerram, University of Manchester, UK This book is about what it meant to build a city in Germany at the turn of the twentieth century. It explores the physical spaces and mental attitudes that conditioned beliefs about the past and expectations for the future in the crucial German generations that shaped the young Reich, fought the Great War, and experienced the Weimar Republic.

Overall, this book considers how wartime events affected the construction or Italian identity in Britain. It makes a groundbreaking and original contribution to the social and cultural history of Britain during World War Two as well as the wider literature on war, memory and ethnicity.

Contents: Introduction * Making Sense of Modernity * Cities, Buildings and Space * Historicising Germany, Historicising Buildings * Structure of the Book * 1. Großstadtangst: Disorder and Discomfort in the Metropolis * 2. Großstadtfreude: Joy in the Metropolis * 3. The Interior World of Modernity * and more...

Contents: Dedication * List of Figures * List of Abbreviations * Acknowledgements * Introduction * 1. ‘I didn’t want to be Italian at all’: Representations and Realities * 2. ‘Long live Mussolini and Fascismo’ - Interwar Fascistisation * 3. ‘Collar the lot!’: The Historiographical Legacy of Internment * 4 . ‘They’re going to kill us!’ Restrictions, Riots and Relocation * 5. ‘I don’t want to fight against my uncles’ - Military Service in Britain * 6. ‘He was shot by the Italians’ - Confronting Military Service Overseas * and more...

Cultural History of Modern War October 2014 US 266pp 10 b&w illustrations Paperback $34.95 Published by Manchester University Press

9780719096907

July 2014 US 240pp 11 b&w illustrations, 1 b&w line drawing Paperback $32.95 9780719095382 Published by Manchester University Press

Development in Central Asia and the Caucasus Refugees and Expellees in Post-War Germany

Migration, Democratisation and Inequality in the Post-Soviet Era Sophie Hohmann, EHESS (School of Advanced Studies in Social Sciences), FR, Claire Mouradian, CNRS (National Centre for Scientific Research), FR, Silvia Serrano, Université d’Auvergne, FR, Julien Thorez, CNRS, FR

Ian Connor, University of Ulster at Coleraine, Ireland At the end of the Second World War, some 12 million German refugees and expellees fled or were expelled from their homelands in Eastern and Central Europe into what remained of the former Reich. This book examines their economic, social and political integration in Germany from 1945 up to the present day.

Contents: Abbreviations * Introduction * 1. The Origins of the Refugee Problem * 2. The Influx of Refugees into Germany and its Problems, 1945-50 * 3. Relations Between the Refugee and Native Populations, 1945-50 * 4. Refugees and Political Parties, 1945-50 * 5. The Integration of the Refugees Into (West) Germany After 1950 * 6. The Issue of Political Radicalisation * 7. Refugees in the Soviet Occupation Zone / German Democratic Republic * Conclusion * Bibliography * Index May 2014 US 288pp 11 b&w tables, 10 b&w illustrations Paperback $36.95 Published by Manchester University Press

9780719068874

Rejecting the Cold War-era East/West paradigm often employed to analyse the development of this region, this book studies the phenomenon of skilled migration using the North-South model which has characterised the migration patterns and poverty levels of the rest of the developed world.

Contents: PART I: POST-SOVIET REGION OR POST-COLONIAL COUNTRIES? * 1. The Origins of a Colonial Vision of Southern Russia from the Tsars to the Soviets: Selected * 2. Imperial Practices in the Caucasus * 3. ‘Trust in Cadres’ and the Party-Based Control in Central Asia During the Brezhnev Era * 4. Nations and Postcolonialism in Central Asia: Twenty Years Later * 5. Functional Clusters and Diverging Paths in Post-Soviet South: The Georgian Case * PART II: DEVELOPMENT, INEQUALITIES AND POVERTY * 6. Systemic change in two Central Asian rentier states: Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan * 7. Human Capital and Inequality in Tajikistan: Intercommunication and Interdependence * 8.

Measures of Poverty in the Caucasus and Central Asia: International Approaches and Specificities of Southern Countries of the Former Soviet Union * and more...

April 2014 US 288pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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european RIGHThistory HEADER Recycling the Disabled

We are No Longer in France

Army, Medicine and Modernity in WWI Germany

Communists in Colonial Algeria

Heather Perry, University of North Carolina, USA

Allison Drew, University of York, UK

Recycling the Disabled examines the ‘medical organisation’ of Imperial Germany for total war. This book is ideal for scholars and students interested in war, medicine, disability, science and technology, and Modern Germany.

This book recovers the lost history of colonial Algeria’s communist movement.

Meticulously researched – and the only English-language book on the Parti Communiste Algérien – it explores communism’s complex relationship with Algerian nationalism.

Contents: Introduction: War and Medicine in World War I Germany * 1. Healing the Disabled: The Re-Orientation of German Orthopaedics * 2. Re-arming the Disabled: WWI and the Revolution in Artificial Limbs * 3. Rehabilitation Nation: Re-membering the Disabled in War-Time Germany * 4. Inventing Disability: Re-Casting the ‘Cripple’ in War-Time Germany * and more...

Disability History September 2014 US 240pp 30 b&w illustrations Hardback $110.00 Published by Manchester University Press

Contents: Introduction – Imagining Socialism and Communism in Algeria * 1. The Land and its Conquest * 2. Grappling for a Communist Foothold * 3. ‘The mountain ‘was going communist’’: Peasant Struggles on the Mitidja * 4. ‘This land is not for sale’: Communists, Nationalists and the Popular Front * 5. The nation in formation: Communists and Nationalists During the Second World War *and more...

Studies in Imperialism 9780719089244

October 2014 US 336pp 1 map & 10 b&w illustrations Hardback $110.00 Published by Manchester University Press

9780719090240

Healthy Living in the Alps The Origins of Winter Tourism in Switzerland 1860–1914 Susan Barton, Montfort University, UK Healthy Living in the Alps examines the relationship between the search for relief from respiratory diseases, such as tuberculosis, in high alpine resorts and the development in the same places of winter sports tourism.

The British in Rural France Lifestyle Migration and the Ongoing Quest for a Better Way of Life Michaela Caroline Benson, University of London, UK “I warmly recommend this book to those interested in issues of migration, lifestyle and mobility. Its accessible writing style and the multiple examples make it a good read for scholars, students and the broader public wanting to know what the life of British migrants in rural France ‘really’ looks like.” - Noel B. Salazar, University of Leuven, The Sociological Review, 2012

Contents: General Editors Introduction * Introduction * 1. The Quest for Health in the Alps * 2.

Davos * 3. St Moritz * 4. Arosa * 5. Leysin * 6. Grindelwald * 7. Transfer of Technology * 8. Who Were the First Winter Sports Men and Women * Conclusion * Bibliography * Index

Studies in Popular Culture June 2014 US 220pp 12 b&w illustrations Paperback $30.95 Published by Manchester University Press

9780719095658

The British in Rural France is a study of how lifestyle choices intersect with migration, and how this relationship frames and shapes post-migration lives.

Contents: Acknowledgements * 1. Introduction * PART I: IMAGINATION, MIGRATION AND POST-MIGRATION LIVES * 2.

Explaining Migration * 3. Negotiating Locality * 4. A (Persistent) State of Uncertainty * 5. Life in a Postcard * PART II: DISTINCTION, IDENTITY AND THE ONGOING SEARCH FOR A BETTER WAY OF LIFE * 6. At Home in the Lot * and more...

New Ethnographies April 2014 US 194pp Paperback $28.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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9780719095542

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LEFT HEADER european history Contemporary Violence

The Battle for Europe

Moore, Contemporary Violence Contemporary Violence, Moore

Fazi, The for Europe The BattleBattle for Europe, Fazi

Postmodern War in Kosovo and Chechnya

How an Elite Hijacked a Continent and How we Can Take it Back

Cerwyn Moore, University of Birmingham, UK

Thomas Fazi, Based in Italy

Contemporary Violence unravels the story of the insurgencies in Kosovo and Chechnya, shedding new light on the social networks and narratives, the rifts, tensions and movements involved in the road to war in 1999.

The Battle for Europe focuses on the historical importance of the current political, economic and social turmoil in Europe; explaining what has happened in Europe following the financial crash of 2008 as a classic case of economic shock doctrine – and the first instance in history where such ‘therapy’ has been applied to an entire continent.

Contents: Introduction: Alternative Approaches to Violence in International Relations * 1. Narrative Identity and the Challenge of Literary Global Politics: Towards Interpretive Pluralism * 2.

Kosovo and Chechnya/Kosova and Ichkeria * 3. Regional Politics, Trans-Local Identity and History * 4. Globalisation and Conflict: Screening War in Kosovo and Chechnya * 5. Stories of War in the Balkans and Caucasus * and more...

July 2014 US 196pp Paperback $26.95 Published by Manchester University Press

9780719095665

Modern Motherhood Women and Family in England, 1945–2000

9780745334516 9780745334509

Jones, Ostberg, Randeraad, Contemporary History on Trial

Contemporary History on Trial, Jones, Ostberg, Randeraad

Angela Davis, University of Warwick, UK Winner of the Women’s History Network Book Prize, 2013 “This book is published as part of Manchester University Press valuable Gender in History series that provides a vital publishing space for significant monographs.” - Family and Community History, Vol. 16/1, April 2013 This book examines women’s experiences of motherhood in England in the years between 1945 and 2000. Based on a new body of 160 oral history interviews, the book offers the first comprehensive historical study of the experience of motherhood in the second half of the twentieth century.

Contents: Acknowledgements * List of Abbreviations * 1. Introduction * 2. Family and Community: Surveying Women and the Family * 3. Educating Mothers: Family, School and Antenatal Education * 4. Pregnancy and Childbirth: Antenatal Care, Birth and Postnatal Care * 5.

Experts and Childcare ‘Bibles’: Mothers and Advice Literature * and more...

Gender in History

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February 2014 US 216pp Hardback $90.00 Paperback $27.00 Published by Pluto Press

Contemporary History on Trial

Davis, Modern Motherhood Modern Motherhood, Davis

May 2014 US 260pp Paperback $30.95 Published by Manchester University Press

Contents: Introduction * 1. The Financial Crisis * 2. The Coup * 3.

Myth and Reality * 4. Europe’s Shock Doctrine * 5. Alternatives * Conclusion

9780719095467

Europe since 1989 and the Role of the Expert Historian Edited by Harriet Jones, University of London, UK, Kjell Ostberg, Sodertorn University College, Sweden, Nico Randeraad, Universiteit Maastricht, Netherlands Contemporary historians have increasingly been drawn into these efforts since 1989 – in the courtroom, in the media, on commissions, as advisers. In a series of thoughtful essays, written by leading historians from across Europe, this volume considers the ethics and responsibilities that this new role entails.

Contents: Introduction; Harriet Jones, Kjell Östberg, and Nico Randeraad * 1. The Responsibility of the Historian; Peter Mandler * 2. Public Uses of History in Contemporary Europe; Klas-Göran Karlsson * 3. Coming to Terms with the (Post-)Colonial Past in Belgium.The Inquiry into the Assassination of Patrice Lumumba; Georgi Verbeeck * 4. The Bloody Sunday Tribunal and the Role of the Historian; Paul Bew * 5.

Between Scholarship and Politics: Experiences from the Commission on the Swedish Security Services; Karl Molin * and more...

December 2013 US 224pp Paperback $30.95 Published by Manchester University Press

9780719091308

russian, soviet, and eastern european RIGHThistory HEADER Russian, Soviet, and Eastern European History

A Spy in the Archives Fitzpatrick, A Spy in the Archives A Spy in the Archives, Fitzpatrick

A Memoir of Cold War Russia Sheila Fitzpatrick, University of Sydney, Australia

Antipolitics in Central European Art

Sheila Fitzpatrick provides a unique insight into everyday life in Soviet Moscow. Full of drama and colorful characters, her remarkable memoir highlights the dangers and drudgery faced by Westerners living under communism.

Kemp-Welch, Antipolitics in Central European Art Antipolitics in Central European Art, Kemp-Welch

Reticence as Dissidence under Post-Totalitarian Rule 1956-1989 Klara Kemp-Welch, The Courtauld Institute of Art, UK Antipolitics in Central European Art will reveal the struggle of Central European artists behind the Iron Curtain to enjoy freedom of expression and to reclaim the public space.

Contents: 1. At the ‘Spy College’ * 2. Moscow in 1966 * 3. Foreign Student * 4. Irina and Igor * 5. In the Archives * 6. Novy Mir * 7.

Between Two Worlds * 8. Last Call for Moscow * Postscript

Contents: Acknowledgements * Introduction * 1. Disinterest * 2. Doubt * 3. Dissent * 4. Humour * 5. Reticence * 6. Dialogue * Afterword * List of Illustrations * Notes * Index February 2014 US 288pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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Ukrainian Cinema First, Ukrainian Cinema Ukrainian Cinema, First

Belonging and Identity during the Soviet Thaw Joshua First, University of Mississippi, USA Ukrainian Cinema: Belonging and Identity during the Soviet Thaw is the first concentrated study of Ukrainian cinema in English. In particular, historian Joshua First explores the politics and aesthetics of Ukrainian Poetic Cinema during the Soviet 1960s-70s.

Filmography * Index November 2014 US 240pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

Contents: List of Illustrations * Acknowledgements * Note on Transliteration * Introduction * 1. Stalinism, De-Stalinization and the Ukrainian in Soviet Cinema * 2. Rebuilding a ‘National’ Studio in Ukraine during the Early 1960s * 3. Sergei Paradjanov’s Carpathian Journey * 4. Paradjanov and the Problem of Film Authorship * 5. Ukrainian Poetic Cinema and the Construction of ‘Dovzhenko’s Traditions’ * 6. Making National Cinema in the Era of Stagnation * 7. Ukrainian Poetic Cinema between the Communist Party and Film Audiences * Conclusion * Notes * Bibliography *

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Degeneration, Decadence and Disease in the Russian fin de siècle White, Degeneration, Decadence andinDisease in the fin de siècle Degeneration, Decadence and Disease the Russian finRussian de siècle, White

Neurasthenia in the Life and Work of Leonid Andreev Frederick White, Utah Valley University, USA This book explores the implications of scientific discourse on Russian concepts of mental illness and national health.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Degeneration and Decadence * 2. Diaries and Diagnosis * 3.

Controversy and Success * 4. Loss and Rebellion * 5. Feigned and Performed * 6. Diaries and Death * Conclusions * Bibliography * Index

Durham Modern Languages Series July 2014 US 304pp 4 b&w illustrations Hardback $110.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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middle eastern history Middle Eastern History

Leadership in the Cuban Revolution

The Hejaz Railway and the Ottoman Empire

Kapcia, Leadership in the Cuban Revolution Leadership in the Cuban Revolution, Kapcia

The Unseen Story

Modernity, Industrialisation and Ottoman Decline

Antoni Kapcia, University of Nottingham, UK

Murat Özyüksel, Istanbul University, Turkey

Much of the literature on the Cuban Revolution seem to be mesmerised by the personality and role of Fidel Castro, an interpretation which has often prevented a deeper political understanding of the Revolution’s underlying structures. Here Anthony Kapcia offers a much-needed corrective to ‘Fidel-centric’ histories of the Cuban revolution.

This is the first book in English on the subject, and is essential reading for those interested in Industrial History, Ottoman Studies and the geopolitics of the Middle East before World War I.

Contents: Glossary of Abbreviations and Acronyms * Glossary of Spanish Terms Used * Stylistic Notes * Introduction: The Problem with ‘Fidel-centrism’ * 1. The Core Leadership: the Familiar Triumvirate * 2. The Formation of ‘the vanguard’, 1953-58 * 3. Taking Stock and Finding Direction, 1959-62 * 4. The Years of ‘revolutionary’ flux, 1963-75 * 5. The Stable Years: Systems, Institutions and Bureaucrats, 1975-1986 * 6. The Return of Fluidity: Rectification, Crisis, Disintegration and the Reformulation of the State, 1986-the Present * 7. Inclusion and Exclusion: ‘Within’ and ‘Against’ the Revolution * 8. Inclusion and Collectivity in the Context of Nation-building: a Revolutionary Corporatism? * Bibliography October 2014 US 256pp Hardback $134.95 Paperback $29.95 Published by Manchester University Press

Contents: Introduction * 1. The Historical Development of Railway Construction in the Ottoman Empire * 2. Decision to Construct the Hejaz Railway * 3. Financing the Hejaz Railway * 4. The Construction of the Hejaz Railway * 5. Forces Resisting the Hejaz Railway * 6. Were the Expectations Fulfilled? * Conclusion * Maps And Documents * Bibliography * Index

Library of Ottoman Studies April 2014 US 256pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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The Young Turks and the Boycott Movement Follow us on

Nationalism, Protest and the Working Classes in the Formation of Modern Turkey Doğan Çetinkaya, Istanbul University, Turkey

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The Young Turks and the Boycott Movement is the first history to show how this phenomenon laid the foundations for the modern Turkish state, and will be essential reading for students and scholars of the Ottoman Empire and of the History of Modern Turkey.

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Contents: Introduction * 1. Classes and the Problem of Agency in the Ottoman Empire * 2. The Emergence of Economic Boycott as a Political Weapon, 1908 * 3. The Shift from Foreign to ‘Internal’ Enemies, 1910-1911 * 4. The Muslim Protest: Economic Boycott as a Weapon under Peacetimes, 1913-1914 * Epilogue: The Mass Politics in the Second Constitutional Period and the Boycott Movement * Bibliography

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middle eastern RIGHThistory HEADER Diplomacy in the Early Islamic World

Gendering Culture in Greater Syria

A Tenth-Century Treatise on Arab-Byzantine Relations

Intellectuals and Ideology in the Late Ottoman Period

Maria Vaiou, Sabanci University, Istanbul “Dr. Vaiou succinctly characterizes the text’s nature and purpose . . .although her approach is primarily that of a historian, Vaiou provides full coverage of the treatise’s rich cultural background . . .The text will be of very great interest to historians of Islam, both cultural and political historians, and also to Byzantinists and medievalists in general.” - Dr. Jonathan Shepherd, Oxford University

Fruma Zachs and Sharon Halevi, University of Haifa, Israel “...a refreshingly innovative study in its approach and methodology, which combines historical scrutiny with literary criticism. Scholars and students of modern Arab history, cultural history in general, and gender studies should find this work at once inspiring and rewarding.” – Prof. Ami Ayalon, Professor of Middle Eastern History, Tel Aviv University, Israel

In the only medieval Arabic work which exists on the conduct of messengers and their qualifications, the author rejects jihadist policies in favor of quiet diplomacy and a pragmatic outlook of constructive realpolii. This is an extraordinarily important and original contribution to our understanding of the early Islamic world.

Contents: Acknowledgements * Preface * List of Maps * Introduction: The Importance of the Book of the Messengers of Kings * The accounts of ‘Abbasid-Byzantine exchanges * Description of the text * Manuscripts * Notes on the Transliteration * English Translation -Arabic text * Appendices * Bibliography * Index

Library of Middle East History October 2014 US 288pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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The Politics and Culture of an Umayyad Tribe Conflict and Factionalism in the Early Islamic Period By exploring the culture, literature, kinship structures and socio-political conditions of the tribe, this book highlights the ways in which alliances and divisions shifted and were used by caliphs of the period and offers new insights into the Middle East at a pivotal point in its early and medieval history.

Contents: 1. Introduction * 2. The Tribe ‘Amila: By Way of a Definition * 3. ‘Amila in the Pre-Islamic Period * 4. The Role of ‘Amila During the Islamic Conquests * 5. ‘Amila under the Umayyads * 6. On ‘Amila, Jabal ‘Amila and Shi’ism * 7. Epilogue *

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Contents: Table of Contents * 1. Introduction * 2. From Difa al-Nisa to Mas’alat al-Nisa: Readers and Writers Debate Women and Their Rights, 1858-1900 * 3. Love, Marriage and Social Reform and the Early Arabic Novel * 4. Repaving the Path of Muru’a: Manly Virtue and the Emergence of a Modern Masculinity in Greater Syria * 5. Like a Planet without a Star: The Glocalization of Domestic Discourse * and more....

Library of Middle East History September 2014 UK 224pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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Israeli Apartheid - Second Edition A Beginner’s Guide Second Edition

Mohammad Rihan, University in Beirut

March 2014 US 256pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

The Nahda (lit. ‘the Awakening’) was one of the most significant cultural movements in modern Arab history – but what was the role of women in the Nahda and how has it affected society in what we know as Syria and Lebanon today?

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Ben White, Based in the UK ‘’A highly commendable effort to throw light on a fraught subject” - Archbishop Desmond Tutu “An excellent guide for understanding the magnitude of the crimes committed against the Palestinians and the nature of their present suffering and oppression.”Ilan Pappe, University of Exeter, UK, and author of Out of the Frame: The Struggle for Academic Freedom in Israel (Pluto, 2010) Since its release in 2009 Israeli Apartheid has become an essential primer for undergraduate students and activists getting to grips with the Palestine/Israel conflict for the first time. The new edition is fully updated with information on the Israeli blockade, attacks on the Gaza Strip since2008, the growth of the BDS campaign and so much more.

Contents: List of Maps, Charts and Photographs * Preface to New Edition * Acknowledgements * Foreword by John Dugard * Introducing Israeli Apartheid * Part I: Israeli Independence, Palestinian Catastrophe * Part II: Israeli Apartheid * Part III: Towards Inclusion and Peace – Resisting * and more...

February 2014 US 224pp 7 maps, 8 figures, 12 photographs Paperback $20.00 Published by Pluto Press

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LEFT HEADER middle eastern history Co-memory and Melancholia

Reviving Phoenicia

Israelis Memorialising the Palestininan Nakba

The Search for Identity in Lebanon

Ronit Lentin, Trinity College Dublin, UK

Asher Kaufman, Hebrew University of Jerusalem , Israel

This book, available at last in paperback, explores the construction of collective memory in Israeli society, where the memory of the trauma of the Holocaust and of Israel’s war dead competes with the memory claims of the dispossessed Palestinians.

Kaufman’s work will be vital reading for anyone interested in the birth of modern Lebanon as we know it today.

Contents: Note on Transliteration * Acknowledgements * Introduction * 1. Origins * 2. First Buds: 1860-1918 * 3. Before and After the War * 4. The Mandate Years * 5. The Mandate Years * 6. Three Phoenician Currents * 7. The Adversaries * 8.

After Independence and Beyond * 9. Chronicle of a Dream and Disillusionment * 10. Conclusion: Arabs, Phoenicians and What Lies Between * Bibliography * Index

Contents: Introduction: Living in the Shadow * 1. Memory Sites, Postmemory, Co-memory * 2. Memory and Melancholia * 3.

The Fall of Haifa: Telling Autoethnographic Stories * 4. The Road to Damascus * 5. Historicising the Nakba: Contested Nakba Narratives as an Ongoing Process * and more...

July 2014 US 212pp Paperback $30.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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After Israel

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Marcelo Svirsky, University of Wollongong, Australia Calling for the scrambling of identity categories in order to break down ethnic divides, this book shows how the cultivation of new social, cultural, and professional practices can overcome the dialogical disabilities born out of the Zionist historical triumph.

Contents: Introduction * 1. A Debt to Life * 2. The After * 3.

Collaborative Struggle * 4. Cultural Innovation * Conclusions * Bibliography

Aesthetics, Politics and Desire in Early Islam Mohammed Hamdouni Alami, University of California, Berkeley, USA What is ‘art’ in the sense of the Islamic tradition? Mohammed Hamdouni Alami argues that Islamic art has historically been excluded from Western notions of art; that the Western aesthetic tradition’s preoccupation with the human body has meant that Islamic and Western art being perceived as inherently at odds Contents: Introduction * Architecture and Meaning in the Theory of Al-Jahiz * Architecture and Poetics * Architecture and Myth * Al-Jahiz in the Mosque at Damascus: Social Critique and Debate in the History of Umayyad Architecture *Architecture and Desire * Conclusion * February 2014 US 304pp Paperback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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Art and Architecture in the Islamic Tradition

Towards Cultural Transformation

June 2014 US 224pp Hardback $143.95 Paperback $29.95 Published by Zed Books

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middle eastern RIGHThistory HEADER Islamic Reform and Conservatism

Ottoman Imperial Diplomacy

Al-Azhar and the Evolution of Modern Sunni Islam

A Political, Social and Cultural History

Indira Falk Gesink, Baldwin-Wallace College in Berea, Ohio, USA ‘Indira Gesink’s deeply researched study on alAzhar reform sheds new light on a major chapter in the history of modern Islam. Dispensing with conventional portrayals of entrenched conservatives resisting enlightened modernists, Gesink reveals a far more nuanced and complicated set of intellectual and political struggles over al-Azhar’s organization, curriculum and administration...Gesink’s book most certainly deserves the attention of readers interested in modern Islamic institutions and thought along with specialists on Egypt.’ – David Commins, Professor of History, Dickinson College; author of The Wahhabi Mission and Saudi Arabia (I.B.Tauris 2006) The famed reform debates at al-Azhar Madrasa in nineteenth-century Cairo – one of the most influential centers of religious study in Sunni Islam – were enormously influential for twentieth-century Islamic thought. In this book Indira Gesink argues that narratives of these debates overemphasize the roles of famous modernists like Muhammad ‘Abduh, obscuring important themes. By restoring conservative voices to the debate, she shows that conservative ‘ulama engaged many of the same issues as reformers and led committees that generated and implemented reforms; ultimately, conservative leaders at al-Azhar provided crucial legitimacy for the reforms to become rooted in public life. Drawing on obscure, but important, archival sources to illustrate the important contributions of conservative scholars to the evaluation of twentieth-century Sunni Islam, Islamic Reform and Conservatism is indispensable for all those interested in the modern Middle East, religious history, secularism, modernism and religious reform.

Doğan Gürpınar, Istanbul Technical University, Turkey Ottoman Imperial Diplomacy presents a new model for understanding the formation of the modern Turkish nation, arguing that these Hamidian reforms undertaken with the support of the ‘Young Ottomans’ led by Namik Kemal - constituted the beginnings of modern Turkish nationalism.

Contents: Acknowledgements * Introduction * 1. Nationalism and Ancient Regime: Politics of the Tanzimat * 2. Primacy of International Politics: Diplomacy, and Appropriation of the ‘New Knowledge’ * 3. A Social Portrait of the Diplomatic Service * 4.

The Routine of the Diplomatic Service and its Encounters Abroad * 5. The Mentalities and Dispositions of the Diplomatic Service: the Great Transformation * 6. The European Patterns and the Ottoman Foreign Office * 7. Passages of the Diplomatic Service from the Empire to the Republic * Conclusion * Notes * Index December 2013 US 288pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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Trading with the Ottomans

Contents: Introduction * Religion and the State: al-Azhar during Muhammad ‘Ali * Order and Disorder: The Evolving Critique of Madrasa Education (1834-1870) * Progress, Nationalism and the Negative Construction of al-Azhar ‘Ulama (1870-1882) * A Conservative Defense of Taqlid * Efficiency, Mission and the Meaning of ‘Ilm (1882-1899) * The Syrian Riwaq Cholera Riot * Muhammad ‘Abduh and Ijtihad * Who Reformed al-Azhar? * Conclusion * Notes * Selected Bibliography * Index

The Levant Company in the Middle East

February 2014 US 320pp Paperback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

Contents: INTRODUCTION * PART I: FOUNDATION-ORGANISATION-DISSOLUTION * 1. THE FOUNDATION OF A CHARTERED COMPANY * ‘Under the Favour and Protection’ of the State * A Regulated Corporation * Membership Profile * 2. A ‘BODY CORPORATE AND POLITICK’: THE LEVANT COMPANY’S ORGANISATION * Administration * Geographical Expansion: the Factories * The Bylaws * Transmission of Information * 3. LATER YEARS: CORPORATE ORGANISATION, INDIVIDUAL INTERESTS AND NATIONAL IDENTITY * The New Membership Profile: from Corporate Identity to Nationality * Hierarchy and Power in the Levant * Power, Authority, Hierarchy * A Hierarchy of Seniority * Power, Family, Profit * Evasion of Rules * The Bylaws, 1800-1824 * The Levant Company’s Correspondence * and more...

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Despina Vlami, Academy of Athens, Greece A new history of the Levant Company – a crucial link between East and West in the Early Modern age.

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LEFT HEADER middle eastern history The Master and the Disciple

The Islands of the Eastern Mediterranean

An Early Islamic Spiritual Dialogue on Conversion Kitab al-’alim wa’l-ghulam

A History of Cross-Cultural Encounters

James Morris, University of Exeter, UK This volume includes a fully annotated translation and Arabic critical edition of one of the earliest surviving Ismaili Shi’i writings, by the famous Yemeni author Ja’far Ibn Mansur al-Yaman (ca. 270-345 All).

Contents: Preface * Introduction * General Presentation * The Historical Significance of the Kitab al-’Alim wa’l-ghulam * The Literary Form of the Text * Sufism and Esoteric Shi’ism * Early Islailism and the pre-Fatimid Da’wa * Later Musta’li Ismailism * Ja’far b. Mansur al-Yaman and His Writings * Reading a Qur’anic Dialogue * Manuscripts and Edition * Notes to the Introduction * The Book of the Master and the Disciple (English Translation) * Notes to the Translation * Bibliography * Index to English Parts * Kitab al-’Alim wa’l-ghulam (Arabic Text and Indices) * December 2014 US 464pp Paperback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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Kerr’s Voyages 1 Europe, Asia and the Middle East Robert Kerr, Deceased, (former) Independent Scholar, UK Kerr’s Voyages provides a truly comprehensive account of sea and land voyages, covering a thousand years of exploration from the ninth century to the epic voyages of Captain Cook. Kerr includes accounts of travels not easily available elsewhere and translations into English for the first time.

Contents: Discoveries in the time of Alfred, King of England, in the ninth century * Travels of two Mahometans into India and China in the ninth century * Travels of an Englishman into Tartary, and thence into Poland, Hungary and Germany in 1243 * Travels of Marco Polo through Tartary * Travels of Sir John Mandeville into the East * Travels of the Ambassadors of Mirza Shah Rokh, King of Persia, from Herat to Khanbalek in Kathay in 1419 * Travels of Josphat Barbaro, Ambassador from Venice to Tanna * and more...

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Edited by Özlem Çaykent, Eastern Mediterranean University of Northern Cyprus, Cyprus, Luca Zavagno, Eastern Mediterranean University of Northern Cyprus, Cyprus A History of the Mediterranean islands and their impact on the world.

Contents: 1. Introduction; Ozlem Caykent and Luca Zavagno * 2. The Ottoman Caesar: Mehmed II’s Strategies of Possession, 1453 – 81; Celine Dauverd * 3. Security or Glory? Some SixteenthCentury Views on the Necessity of Conquering Rhodes; N. Zeynep Yelce * 4. The Clash of ‘Rum’ and ‘Frenk’: Orthodox – Catholic Interactions on the Aegean Islands in the Mid-seventeenth to Mid-eighteenth Centuries and their Impact in the Ottoman Capital; Elif Bayraktar Tellan * 5.

Challenging Authority and Transforming Politics: A New Perspective on the Muslim and NonMuslim Experiences in Ottoman Crete, 1896 – 97; Pınar Sensık * 6. The Minoans, the Ottomans and the British: The Eastern Mediterranean as an Imperial Space; Elektra Kostopoulou * and more...

October 2014 US 224pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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RIGHT HEADER africa Missionaries and their Medicine

Africa

Hardiman, Missionaries and their Medicine Missionaries and their Medicine, Hardiman

A Christian Modernity for Tribal India

A Passion for Freedom

, A Passion for Freedom

Mamphela Ramphele, medical doctor and anthropologist, South Africa In this highly acclaimed autobiography, Mamphela Ramphele vividly describes her extraordinary life – when she was born to teacher parents in the rural village of Kranspoort, few would have predicted that she would become not only a medical doctor, but an international leader and the founder of not one but two new political movements.

Contents: Preface * 1. One Hot Afternoon In December * 2. Moeng Etla Ka GeŠo, Re Je Ka Wena * 3. The Notion Of Home * 4. Bosofasonke * 5. School, The Institution * 6. Matriculation Is Not A Mattress * 7. The Death Of My Father * 8. Initiation Into Activism * 9. Frank Talk And Black Consciousness * 10. Personal Relationships * 11. ‘. . . Ours Is To Accept And Bear The Pain’ * 12.

Community Life In King * 13. A Huge Historical Burden * 14. Detention * 15. ‘Well, Dr Ramphele, Goodbye, You Bitch!’ * 16. A Brief Interlude * 17. That Fateful Day - 12 September 1977 * 18. A Matter Of Survival * 19. Forging An Independent Lifestyle * 20. Cape Town * 21. As Mother And Professional * 22. When The Engine Stopped * 23. Smelling The Flowers * 24. The Pain Of Loss * 25. Stretching Across Boundaries * 26. In My Wildest Dreams * 27. If You Had All The Cards On Your Side * 28. A Woman In A Hurry * 29. The VC Years * 30. Funding The Changes * 31. Moving On * 32. An Exit Strategy * 33. Being An Active Citizen * 34. Mobilising Against The Fear * 35.

Agang * Index November 2014 US 352pp Paperback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

David Hardiman, University of Warwick, UK Missionaries and their Medicine is a lucid and enthralling study of the encounter between Christian missionaries and an Indian tribal community, the Bhils, in the period 1880 to 1964.

Contents: List of Illustrations * Acknowledgements * Abbreviations * Glossary * 1. Introduction * 2. The Bhils * 3. The Mission to the Bhils * 4. The Great Famine * 5. The Conversion of the Bhagats * 6. Christian Healing * 7. Fighting Demons * and more...

Studies in Imperialism August 2014 US 288pp 5 b&w illustrations, 1 map Paperback $36.95 Published by Manchester University Press

The Last Man Lawson, The Last Man The Last Man, Lawson

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A British Genocide in Tasmania Tom Lawson, Northumbria University, UK “This clearly-written, accessible and stronglyargued book contends that the British Government committed genocide in Van Diemen’s Land/Tasmania - and, by implication, in other parts of the British Empire. This study, whilst obviously controversial, provides an important contribution to the current public debate that is reassessing the record of the British Empire following the recent emergence of new archival sources.” - John S. Connor, author of The Australian Frontier Wars

From the Cam to the Zambezi Schur, From to the Zambezi From the Camthe to Cam the Zambezi, Schur

Colonial Service and the Path to the New Zambia Edited by Tony Schur, Former Cadet, UK

The Last Man provides the first comprehensive picture of Britain’s role in the destruction of the Tasmanian Aboriginal population.

Evocative collection of personal stories highlighting the true experiences of district officers in Zambia around the time of independence.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Mwinilunga; David Taylor * 2. Abercorn, Kasama, Mporokoso, Isoka, Livingstone, Gwembe, Kabompo; D’Arcy Payne * 3. Luwingu, Samfya, Broken Hill; Neil Morris * 4.

Mumbwa, Lundazi; Jeremy Burnham * 5. Broken Hill, Abercorn, Samfya, Mporokoso; Max Keyzar * 6. Choma, Lusaka, Chalimbana; Judy Mitchell * 7. Mporokoso; Mick Bond * 8. Kabompo; Tony Schur * 9. Chingola, Elizabethville (Katanga), Lusaka; Valentine Musakanya * 10. Mwinilunga; David Taylor * and more...

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Contents: Introduction: History, Memory and Genocide in Tasmania * 1. Genocide and Ethnic Cleansing 1804-1832 * 2. Saving Souls and Cultural Genocide 1832-1876 * 3. Memory and Return: Genocide in British Culture 1804-2011 * Conclusion March 2014 US 288pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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LEFT HEADER africa Deng Xiaoping

Colonial Kenya Observed

Dillon, Deng Xiaoping Deng Xiaoping, Dillon

Fazan, Colonial Kenya Observed Colonial Kenya Observed, Fazan

A Political Biography

British Rule, Mau Mau and the Wind of Change

Michael Dillon, University of Durham, UK “A well paced, and judicious account, well written and very easy to read. Its strength is in giving equal weight to the various phases of Deng’s career, rather than focussing too much on the post 1978 period. It also captures something of the complexity and contradictoriness of Deng.” - Kerry Brown, author of The New Emperors

S.H. Fazan, Deceased

Authoritative biography of one of China’s greatest leaders.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Sichuan and France * 2. Red Army Days and the Long March * 3.

With Liu Shaoqi in Government after 1949 * 4. Outcast in the Cultural Revolution * 5. Return from Limbo and Struggle for Reform after the Death of Mao * 6. Economic Progress and Political Stagnation * 7. Deng Xiaoping and the 1989 Democracy Movement * 8. Southern Tour of 1992 and the End of Obstacles to Economic Reform * 9. Retirement, Bridge Player and CCP ‘Immoral’ December 2014 US 336pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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Tangier Finlayson, Tangier Tangier, Finlayson

City of the Dream Iain Finlayson “A dream concealed in stone... sky supersonic, orgone blue, warm wind... Such beauty, but more than that, it’s like the dream is breaking through.’ - William Burroughs No city in the world has quite the exotic allure of Tangier. From the 17th century, it has been a place on the edge, beyond the normal disciplines of government, a city of refuge and excitements where sex is cheap, drugs are plentiful and where the outcasts of the world can breathe easily. The golden years of Tangier began after World War I and barely survived World War II. Among those who sought sanctuary in or inspiration from this legendary city were Jack Kerouac, William Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg, Paul and Jane Bowles, Ronnie Kray, the unhappy Woolworth heiress, Barbara Hutton, Tennessee Williams, Joe Orton, Cecil Beaton and Truman Capote. It is this ‘last resort of the living dead, alive but not madly kicking’ which Iain Finlayson explores in his witty, enthralling book.

Contents: Foreword * The International City * Paul and Jane Bowles in Tangier * William Burroughs and the Beats in Tangier * David Herbrt and the Beau Monde in Tangier * Joe Orton and the Lads in Tangier * The Moroccan City * Envoi * Select Bibliography * Index December 2014 US 372pp Paperback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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A unique history of Kenya under British rule.

Contents: The Author * Preface * A Note on Names * PART I: BRITISH EAST AFRICA * 1.

Historical Background * 2. Early Days of the Protectorate * 3. First Impressions * 4. Races and Migrations * 5. The First World War * PART II: THE COLONY DURING THE INTER-WAR YEARS * 6. The Coast * 7. Principal Events and Politics * 8. Changes * PART III: GOVERNMENT IN THE AFRICAN LANDS * 9. The Field Administration * 10. African Authorities * PART IV: LAND * 11. Agrarian Problems of the African Lands * 12. The White Highlands * PART V: THE LATER COLONIAL PERIOD * 13. The Second World War * 14. Post-war Settlement and Kikuyu Politics * 15. The Mau Mau Revolt * 16. Economic Development * PART VI: TOWARDS INDEPENDENCE * 17. The Lancaster House Conference and the End of the Colony * 18. The Wind of Change * APPENDIX I: POLICY AND THEORY * APPENDIX II: AFRICAN LAWS AND CUSTOMS December 2014 US 384pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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imperial and postcolonial RIGHThistory HEADER Imperial and Postcolonial History

The Victorian Soldier in Africa Edward Spiers, University of Leeds, UK

Garden Cities and Colonial Planning

Available in paperback for the first time, The Victorian Soldier in Africa re-examines the campaign experience of British soldiers in Africa during the period, 1874–1902 – the zenith of the Victorian imperial expansion – and does so from the perspective of the regimental soldier.

Bigon, Katz, Garden CitiesPlanning, Bigon, Katz and Colonial Planning Garden Cities and Colonial

Transnationality and Urban Ideas in Africa and Palestine Edited by Liora Bigon, Holon Institute of Technology, Israel, Yossi Katz, Bar-Ilan University, Israel

Contents: Introduction * 1. Fighting the Asante * 2. Campaigning in Southern Africa * 3. Battling the Boers * 4. Intervention in Egypt * 5. Engaging the Mahdists * and more...

This collection is a study of the process by which European planning concepts and practices were transmitted, diffused and diverted in various colonial territories and situations. The socio-political, geographical and cultural implications are analysed here through case studies.

Contents: Introduction: Garden Cities and Colonial Planning: Transnationality and Urban Ideas in Africa and Palestine; Liora Bigon and Yossi Katz * PART I: GARDEN CITIES AND COLONIAL AFRICA * 1. Symbolic Usage in the ‘Garden City’ Concept During the French Protectorate in Morocco: From the Howardian Model to Garden Housing-Estates; Charlotte Jelidi * 2. From Metropolitan to Colonial Planning: Dakar Between Garden City and Cité-Jardin; Liora Bigon *and more...

Studies in Imperialism June 2014 US 208pp 29 b&w illustrations Hardback $100.00 Published by Manchester University Press

Studies in Imperialism December 2013 US 224pp Paperback $28.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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Developing Africa Hodge, Hödl, Kopf, Developing Africa Developing Africa, Hodge, Hödl, Kopf

Concepts and Practices in Twentieth-Century Colonialism

Labour and the Politics of Empire

Edited by Joseph M. Hodge, West Virginia University, USA, Gerald Hödl, Independent Scholar, Austria, Martina Kopf, University of Vienna, Austria

Kirk, Labour and the Politics of Empire Labour and the Politics of Empire, Kirk

Britain and Australia 1900 to the Present Neville Kirk, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK This is a pathbreaking comparative and trans-national study of the neglected influences of nation, empire and race upon the development and electoral fortunes of the Labour Party in Britain and the Australian Labor Party from their formative years of the 1900s to the elections of 2010.

Contents: PART I: SETTING THE SCENE * 1. Subject Matter, Debates and Issues * 2. Labour and Elections * PART II: THE GROWTH OF INDEPENDENT LABOUR * 3. Chronology, Constituencies, Impact * 4. Explanations and Characteristics * PART III: THE POLITICS OF LOYALISM * 5. Anti-Socialism and the Tarring of Labour * 6. Labour Responses and Political Outcomes * and more...

Studies in Imperialism January 2014 US 336pp 4 black and white illustrations Paperback $34.95 Published by Manchester University Press

This book investigates development in British, French and Portuguese colonial Africa during the last decades of colonial rule. During this period, development became the central concept underpinning the relationship between metropolitan Europe and colonial Africa.

Contents: General Editor’s Introduction * Introduction; Joseph Hodge and Gerald Hödl * PART I: MEANINGS OF DEVELOPMENT IN TWENTIETH-CENTURY COLONIALISM * 1. From Dead End to New Lease of Life: Development in South-Eastern Tanganyika from the Late 1930s to the 1950s; Juhani Koponen * 2. Developing ‘Portuguese Africa’ in Late Colonialism: Confronting Discourses; Cláudia Castelo * 3. A History of Maendeleo: the Concept of ‘development’ in Tanganyika’s Late Colonial Cublic Sphere; Emma Hunter * PART II: ECONOMIC AND RURAL DEVELOPMENT *and more...

Studies in Imperialism October 2014 US 432pp 1 b&w illustration & 1 table Hardback $110.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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The Harem, Slavery and British Imperial Culture Robinson-Dunn, The Harem, British Imperial Culture The Harem, Slavery and BritishSlavery Imperialand Culture, Robinson-Dunn

Edited by Andrew S. Thompson, University of Exeter, UK

Anglo-Muslim Relations in the Late Nineteenth Century

This book appraises the critical contribution of the Studies in Imperialism series to the writing of imperial histories as the series passes its 100th publication. The volume brings together some of the most distinguished scholars writing today to explore the major intellectual trends in Imperial history.

Diane Robinson-Dunn, University of Detroit Mercy, USA

Contents: Introduction; Andrew Thompson * 1. The MacKenziean Moment in Retrospect (or how One Hundred Volumes Bloomed); Stuart Ward * 2. The Power of Culture and the Cultures of Power: John MacKenzie and the Study of Imperialism; Cherry Leonardi * 3. Sex Matters: Sexuality and the Writing of Colonial History; Robert Aldrich * 4. Exploration, the Environment, and Empire; Dane Kennedy * 5. Spatial Concepts and the Historical Geographies of British Colonialism; Alan Lester * and more...

Studies in Imperialism October 2014 US 304pp 2 b&w halftones Paperback $34.95 Published by Manchester University Press

This book focuses on British efforts to suppress the traffic in female slaves destined for Egyptian harems during the late-nineteenth century. It considers this campaign in relation to gender debates in England, and examines the ways in which the assumptions and dominant imperialist discourses of these abolitionists were challenged.

Contents: List of Figures * Preface and Acknowledgements * 1. Introduction * 2. From Desert Caravans to Red Sea Coasts: The British Anti-Slavery Campaign in Egypt * 3. Networks of support: English Activism and Slavery Redefined * 4. ‘The British Turk’ and the ‘Christian Harem’: Imperial Ideology in English Gender Politics * 5. Islam in England * 6. Conclusion * List of Abbreviations * Select Bibliography

Studies in Imperialism 9780719096792

Married to the Empire

June 2014 US 240pp 4 b&w illustrations Paperback $34.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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Race and Power in British India

Procida, Married to the Empire Married to the Empire, Procida

Anderson, Race and Power in British India Race and Power in British India, Anderson

Gender, Politics and Imperialism in India, 1883–1947

Anglo-Indians, Class and Identity in the Nineteenth Century

Mary A. Procida, Formerly at Temple University, USA

Valerie Anderson, University of London, UK

Available in paperback for the first time, Married to the Empire situates women at the centre of the practices and policies of British imperialism. Rebutting interpretations that have marginalised women in the empire, this book demonstrates that women were crucial to establishing and sustaining the British Raj in India.

This book looks at one of the most interesting phenomena of British India - the ‘Eurasians’ and the adventurers of the early years of Indian occupation.

Contents: Introduction: We Are in the Empire * PART I: DOMESTICITY * 1. Married to the Empire * 2. Home is Where the Empire is * 3. Servants of Empire * PART II: VIOLENCE * 4. Re-Writing the Mutiny * 5. Good Sports? * PART III: RACE * 6. Imperial Femininity and the Uplift of Indian Women * 7. Women, Men and Political Power * Conclusion * Bibliography * Index

Studies in Imperialism February 2014 US 256pp Paperback $30.95 Published by Manchester University Press

Contents: Tables * Figures * Acknowledgements * Abbreviations * Glossary * Introduction * 1. Eurasian ‘Othering’ * 2. Hidden Agendas * 3. Population Statistics * 4. Europeans and Miscegenation * 5. Law and Marriage * 6. Employability * 7. Women’s Work * 8. Eurasians and the Military * 9. Eurasians and the Railways * 10. Conclusions * Bibliography * Notes

International Library of Colonial History June 2014 US 304pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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Ireland, Africa and the End of Empire O’Sullivan, Ireland, the End of Empire Ireland, Africa and theAfrica End ofand Empire, O’Sullivan

Small State Identity in the Cold War 1955–75 Kevin O’Sullivan, University of Ireland, Galway In the twenty years after Ireland joined the UN in 1955, one subject dominated its fortunes: Africa. The first detailed study of Ireland’s relationship with that continent, this book documents its special place in Irish history.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Unmistakably European: Ireland and the Decolonisation of Africa * 2. Ireland Comes of Age: Congo, Peacekeeping and Foreign Policy * 3. On the Side of the Angels: The Birth of the Irish Anti-Apartheid Movement * 4. Biafra: Ireland, Nigeria and the Politics of Civil War * 5. Concern for Africa: The Biafran Humanitarian Crisis * 6. ‘Boks Amach’: Southern Africa, Popular Protest and Foreign Policy * 7. Re-shaping the Relationship: Ireland, the EC and Southern Africa * 8. ‘If we’re Christians At All’: Irish Foreign Aid * Conclusion May 2014 US 244pp Paperback $32.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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global and transnational RIGHThistory HEADER Global and Transnational History

The Hero of Budapest Jangfeldt, The Hero of Budapest The Hero of Budapest, Jangfeldt

The Triumph and Tragedy of Raoul Wallenberg

The Unknown Eastern Front

Bengt Jangfeldt, author and historian, and Harry Watson

Müller, The Eastern Front The UnknownUnknown Eastern Front, Müller

The Wehrmacht and Hitler’s Foreign Soldiers

The story of Raoul Wallenberg – who, at immense personal risk, rescued many of Budapest’s Jews from the Holocaust – is one of the most remarkable of World War II. Yet the complete account of his life and fate can only be told now – and for the first time in this book – following access to the Russian archives, previously unavailable.

Rolf-Dieter Müller, Berlin, Germany “Disturbing and fascinating and should be on the bookshelves of students trying to understand...how Hitler managed to survive for so long after suffering not one but several devastating defeats following his invasion of the USSR...Muller’s excellent work goes a long way to explain how Hitler fell from power.” – Trevor Grundy, Cold Type (Canada), May 2013

aside by historians.

Volunteers subsequently became involved in the atrocities of the Wehrmacht and the SS. Vilified by Hitler for their supposed failures, condemned and forgotten by their homelands for treason and collaboration, their involvement in the war has been largely ignored or swept

Contents: Preface * Introduction: Operation Barbarossa and its Consequences * PART I: THE ALLIES * 1. Finland * 2. Hungary * 3. Romania * 4. Italy * 5. Slovakia * 6. Croatia * PART II: THE VOLUNTEERS FROM NEUTRAL AND OCCUPIED TERRITORIES * 7. Spain * 8. France * 9.

Belgium * 10. The Netherlands * 11. Denmark * 12. Norway * PART III: THE EASTERN EUROPEAN NATIONS IN THE STRUGGLE AGAINST STALINISM * 13. Estonia * 14. Latvia * 15. Lithuania * 16.

Poland * 17. Belarus * 18. Ukraine * 19. Russia * 20. The Caucasus * Conclusion March 2014 US 320pp Paperback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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Contents: 1. A Sunday’s Child * 2. A Wallenberg * 3. The New Elementary School * 4. Out into the World * 5. The Archtitect * 6.

South Africa * 7. Palestine * 8. The End of an Epoch * 9. Interlude * 10. Recruitment * 11. Budapest * 12. Blood for Goods * 13. The Death Marches * 14. Ghettoisation * 15. OpenTerror * 16. Guest or Captive? * 17. Moscow * 18. A Diplomatic Failure * 19. Liquidation * 20. Aftermath * 21. Bringing Honour to One’s Family February 2014 US 352pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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The Dresden Firebombing Joel, The Dresden Firebombing The Dresden Firebombing, Joel

Memory and the Politics of Commemorating Destruction Tony Joel, Deakin University, Australia Tony Joel focuses on the historical battle to reappropriate Dresden, and on how World War II continues to shape British and German identity some seventy years later.

Scattered Ghosts

Barlay, Scattered Ghosts

Scattered Ghosts, Barlay

One Family’s Survival through War, Holocaust and Revolution Nick Barlay, London, UK “Between fact and fiction, archival research and genealogy, Nick Barlay re-enacts the torments of Hungarian Jewish history from the Holocaust to 1956 and to exile in London, where he was born to refugee parents. He takes us to the margins and the cracks, the streets, the houses and the cellars. His tale is an astonishing tour de force, it is a memorial to the unsung heroes through the prism of his family: compelling and informative, deeply moving and scrupulously understated.” – Irène Heidelberger-Leonard, author of The Philosopher of Auschwitz Resurrecting 200 years of wars and revolutions, from the Austro-Hungarian Empire via two totalitarianisms to contemporary Britain, and through the remnants of family possessions and old memories, Nick Barlay retraces the footsteps of the vanished.

Contents: PART I: GHOSTS * 1. The Knock * 2. The Night * 3. The Road * PART II: MEN * 4.

The Disappearance of a Father * 5. The Coming of Uncle Józsi * 6. The Anatomy of a Massacre * PART III: WOMEN * 7. The Memory of Paper * 8. The Slipping of a Wig * 9. Barefoot from the Wilderness * PART IV: 1956 * 10. A Revolution in a Family * 11. An Accidental Country * 12. A Change of Identities * PART V: PARALLEL LIVES * 13. A Tale of Two Doors * 14. A Knock from History * 15. A Postcard from a Fascist * 16. A Disappearing World * 17. Select Bibliography * Glossary * Acknowledgements * Index December 2013 US 256pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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Contents: 1. The Destruction Of Dresden and the Shifting Dynamics of German Victimisation Discourse * 2. The Western Allies’ Strategic Bombing Offensive and Dresden’s Transformation from European Kulturstadt to Germany’s Opferstadt * 3. The Fashioning of Dresden’s Destruction into a Political Asset: 1946 to the Early 1980s * 4. Dresden’s Last Milestone Gedenktag Before the Fall of the Wall: 13 February 1985 * 5. Dresden Memory Politics in the Schwebezeit: 1989-90 * 6. A British Dimension to Dresden Commemorative Politics: 1992-2000 * 7. Dresden as A Memory Battleground: 13 February 2005 * 8. Memory Work-in-Progress: Remembering the Past, Reflecting on the Present and Future * Notes * Bibliography

International Library of Twentieth Century History March 2014 US 320pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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political and economic history

A History of the Royal Navy: World War II Duncan Redford, Senior Research Fellow at the National Museum of the Royal Navy , UK The Royal Navy’s operations in World War II started on 3 September 1939 and continued until the surrender of Japan in August 1945 – there was no ‘phony war’ at sea. The navy played a central role in the evacuation of the retreating British army at Dunkirk, and later orchestrated the sinking of Germany’s mighty battleship and Hitler’s Bismarck.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Opening Moves: Home Waters and the Atlantic September 1939-June 1940 * 2. Home Waters and the Atlantic July 1940-December 1941 * 3. Mediterranean June/ July 1940-December 1941 * 4. Far East December 1941-Jan 1944 * 5. Home Waters and the Atlantic January 1942- VE Day * 6.

Mediterranean January 1942-VE day * 7. The British Pacific Fleet * Epilogue: Demobilisation and After

A History of the Royal Navy May 2014 US 256pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

Political and Economic History

Material Goods, Moving Hands Smith, Material Goods,Hands, Smith Moving Hands Material Goods, Moving

Perceiving Production in England, 1700–1830 Kate Smith, University College London, UK Material Goods, Moving Hands combines material culture and visual culture approaches to explore the different ways in which manufacturers and retailers presented production to consumers in Britain during eighteenth century.

Contents: Introduction * 1. New Ways of Looking * 2. Visual Access to Production * 3. Listening in to the Manufacturing World * 4. Picturing Production and Embodying Knowledge * Conclusion * Bibliography * Index

Studies in Design November 2014 US 208pp 15 b&w illustrations Hardback $105.00 Published by Manchester University Press

9780719090677

50 bw integrated,16 colour in 8pp plates, 2 maps $35.00 / CN$40.00 9781780765464

Virtue to Venality Jones, Virtue to Venality Virtue to Venality, Jones

Corruption in the City

Reaching for the Stars

Peter Jones, University of Leicester, UK

Connelly, Reaching for the Stars Reaching for the Stars, Connelly

A History of Bomber Command Mark Connelly, University of Kent, UK "Excellent…well researched, well written and well illustrated." – Sir Patrick Moore, Times Higher Education Supplement "A careful, intelligent examination of the role of Bomber Command during the Second World War." – Joanna Bourke, Times Literary Supplement Reaching for the Stars shows why Bomber Command, in one of the largest and bloodiest campaigns of the war – with 55,000 aircrew lost and more officer fatalities than in World War I. Contents: Acknowledgements * Introduction * 1. Hoping the Bomber will always get through * 2. The Lion Tries His Wings, September 1939-February 1941 * 3. Committing Britain to a Bomber War, February 1941-Spring 1942 * 4. Unleashing the Whirlwind, February 1942-August 1943 * 5. Berlin ‘the Big City’ * 6. Achieving Victory, Spring 1944-May 1945 * 7. Remembering and Misremembering, 1945-1999 * Conclusion * Appendix A: Bomber and the War Artists Scheme * Appendix B: Journey Together (1945) and The Way to the Stars (1945) * Chronology: Bomber Command * Notes * Bibliographical notes * Index February 2014 US 216pp Paperback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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9781780766805

Virtue to Venality examines the problem of corruption in British urban society and politics between 1930 and 1995. This book will be of special interest to students of history and politics and those who are concerned about the growth of corruption in British political culture.

Contents: 1. Perceptions and Anxieties * 2. Decline and Fall of the Civic Tradition and Civil Society * 3. Graft in Glasgow and Labour’s Ascendancy 1933–1968 * 4. Poulson and Smith * 5. The Fall of the House of Porter * Coda * Appendix * Chronology * Bibliography * Index

December 2013 US 160pp 7 b & w line drawings Hardback $100.00 Published by Manchester University Press

9780719088728

political and economic RIGHThistory HEADER Against the Cold War

Piercing the Bamboo Curtain

Lilleker, Against the Cold War Against the Cold War, Lilleker

Lumbers, Piercing the Bamboo Curtain Piercing the Bamboo Curtain, Lumbers

The History and Political Traditions of Pro-Sovietism in the British Labour Party, 1945-1989

Tentative Bridge-Building to China During the Johnson Years Michael Lumbers, Independent Scholar, Toronto, CA

Darren G. Lilleker, Bournemouth University, UK Against the Cold War examines the careers and motives of MPs like Tom Driberg and Ian Mikardo who developed ideological links with the Soviet Union and whose ideas influenced Labour’s Left wing.

Contents: Introduction * Building a Pro-Soviet Fifth Column * From Emancipatory Revolution to Grand Alliance * Konni Zilliacus and Labour’s Adversarial Voices from the Left * Victory for Socialism * Beneath Detente * Raising the Stakes * The perspectives of pro-Sovietism * Conclusion * Appendix: Biographical Details

October 2014 US 288pp Paperback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

$45.00 / CN$52.00

This is the first comprehensive study of U.S. policy toward China during the presidency of Lyndon Johnson. Based on a wide array of recently declassified government documents, this study challenges the popular view that Johnson’s approach to China was marked by stagnation and sterility.

Contents: Acknowledgements * Abbreviations * Introduction * 1 Staying firm: John F. Kennedy’s China Policy, 1961-1963 * 2 Holes in the Dam: French Recognition and the Chinese Nuclear Test, 1963-1964 * 3 In Vietnam’s Shadow: The Reaffirmation of U.S. China Policy, 1964-1965 * 4 The Irony of Vietnam: The Emergence of a Two-Pronged China Policy, 1965-1966 * and more...

October 2014 US 300pp Paperback $39.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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9781780760308

Against the Grain Smith, Worley, Against the Grain Against the Grain, Smith, Worley

The British Far Left from 1956 Edited by Evan Smith, Flinders University, Australia, Matthew Worley, University of Reading, UK Against the Grain is the first general history of the British far left to be published in the twenty-first century. Its contents cover a range of organisations beyond the Labour Party, bringing together leading experts on British left-wing politics to examine issues of class, race and gender from 1956 to the present day.

A Strained Partnership?

Robb, A Strained Partnership?

A Strained Partnership?, Robb

US-UK Relations in the Era of Détente, 1969–77

This is the first monograph-length study that charts the coercive diplomacy of the administrations of Richard Nixon and Gerald Ford as practised against their British ally.

Contents: Introduction: The Far Left in Britain from 1956; Evan Smith and Matthew Worley * PART I: MOVEMENTS * 1. Engaging with Trotsky: The influence of Trotskyism in Britain; John Callaghan * 2. The New Left: Beyond Stalinism and Social Democracy?, Paul Blackledge * 3.

Narratives of Radical Lives: The Roots of 1960s Activism and the Making of the British Left; Celia Hughes * 4. Marching Separately, Seldom Together: The Political History of Two Principal Trends in British Trotskyism, 1945–2009; Phil Burton-Cartledge * 5. Opposition in Slow Motion: The CPGB’s ‘Anti-Revisionists’ in the 1960s and 1970s 98, Lawrence Parker * and more...

Contents: Introduction * 1. Re-Assessing Foreign Policy, 1969−72 * 2. A Year of Discord, 1973–74 * 3. Wilson Returns, 1974–76 * 4.

All Out of Money, 1976–77 * Conclusion * Select Bibliography * Index

November 2014 US 272pp Hardback $115.00 Published by Manchester University Press

Thomas Robb, Oxford Brookes University, UK

June 2014 US 256pp Hardback $115.00 Published by Manchester University Press

9780719095900

‘Red Ellen’ Wilkinson Perry, ‘Red Ellen’ Wilkinson ‘Red Ellen’ Wilkinson, Perry

9780719091759

Her Ideas, Movements and World Matt Perry, Newcastle University, UK Unearthing new evidence to provide a richer understanding of her life, this study delves beyond the familiar image of Ellen Wilkinson on the Jarrow Crusade.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Socialist Ideas and Movements * 2.

Feminism and the Women’s Movement * 3. The Trade Union Movement * 4. Against Imperialism and War * 5. The Commons and the Parliamentary Labour Party * 6. A Journey Through the Crisis Years: The Slump, Travel and Anti-Fascism * 7. ‘The Hope of the World’: Spain in Revolution and War, 1933–39 * 8. In Government, 1940–47 * Bibliography * Index

July 2014 US 368pp 2 b&w illustrations Hardback $110.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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139

LEFT HEADER genocide and holocaust studies Genocide and Holocaust Studies

Martin Winstone, writer and teacher, Holocaust Educational Trust

Anstett, Dreyfus, Destruction and Human Remains Destruction and Human Remains, Anstett, Dreyfus

Disposal and Concealment in Genocide and Mass Violence Edited by Élisabeth Anstett, Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, France, Jean-Marc Dreyfus, University of Manchester, UK Destruction and Human Remains investigates a crucial question frequently neglected in academic debate in the fields of mass violence and genocide studies: what is done to the bodies of the victims after they are killed? In the context of mass violence, death does not constitute the end of the executors’ work.

Contents: PART I * 1. ‘As if nothing ever happened’: Massacres, Missing Corpses, and Silence in a Bosnian Community; Max Bergholz * 2. A Specialist: the Daily Work of Erich Muhsfeldt, Chief of the Crematorium at Majdanek Concentration and Extermination Camp (1942–44); Elissa Mailänder * 3. Lands of Unkultur: Mass Violence, Corpses and the Nazi Imagination of the East; Michael McConnell * PART II * 4. Earth, Fire, Water: or how to make the Armenian Corpses Disappear; Raymond H Kévorkian * and more...

Human Remains and Violence 9780719096020

The History of a Forgotten German Camp Ceran, The of a Forgotten German Camp The History History of a Forgotten German Camp, Ceran

Nazi Ideology and Genocide at Szmalcówka Tomasz Ceran, Institute of National Remembrance, Poland “Much has been written and is well known about the horrors of the Warsaw ghetto and the Auschwitz death camp. Tomasz Ceran breaks entirely new ground with this first account of a labour camp in Torun that tells us much about the Nazi mind-set and reveals in tragic detail the casual de-humanization and indirect extermination of ordinary Polish civilians.” Harry T. Dickinson, Emeritus Professor of History, University of Edinburgh At the outset of World War II, Hitler initiated a process of ‘depolonization that resulted in the death and dislocation of a number of Polish people living in Nazi-occupied territories. Ceran’s book is essential reading for anyone interested in World War II, Polish History, Nazi Ideologies and the nature of violence and resilience.

Contents: Introduction * 1. An Ideological Crusade * 2. Entpolonisierung: The depolonization of German Prussia * 3. Behind the gates of Szmalcowka * 4. ‘Lessons in work, cleanliness and disciple’ * 5. A Closed Story? * Epilogue * Appendix 1: 10 Source Documents on the History of the Camp * Appendix 2: Memory * Bibliography * Index August 2014 UK 256pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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November 2014 US $94.00 / CN$109.00

Winstone, The Holocaust Sites of Europe The Holocaust Sites of Europe, Winstone

An Historical Guide

Destruction and Human Remains

October 2014 US 256pp Hardback $105.00 Published by Manchester University Press

The Holocaust Sites of Europe

9781780768861

A comprehensive guide to Holocaust museums and memorial sites throughout Europe.

Contents: Introduction * Types of Site; Practicalities * 1. France * Paris; Drancy; NatzweilerStruthof; Gurs; Rivesaltes; other sites. * 2. Belgium * Brussels; Mechelen; other sites. * 3. the Netherlands * Amsterdam; Vught; Westerbork; other sites. * 4. Italy * Rome; Fossoli di Carpi; La Risiera di San Sabba; other sites. * 5. Germany * Berlin; Wannsee; Brandenburg; Sachsenhausen; Ravensbrück; Neuengamme; Bergen-Belsen; Bernburg; Mittelbau-Dora; Buchenwald; Sonnenstein; Hadamar; Flossenbürg; Dachau; Grafeneck; other sites. * 6. Austria * Vienna; Mauthausen; Gusen; Hartheim; Gunskirchen; other sites. * 7. Czech Republic * Prague; Theresienstadt; other sites. * 8. Slovakia * Bratislava; Sered’; other sites. * 9. Hungary * Budapest; Kistarcsa; other sites. * and more...

December 2014 US 456pp Paperback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

34 maps, 46 integrated bw $26.00 / CN$30.00

9781780769998

diplomatic and military RIGHThistory HEADER Diplomatic and Military History

Redford, Grove, The Royal Navy The Royal Navy, Redford, Grove

A History Since 1900

Civilians into Soldiers

Duncan Redford, National Museum of the Royal Navy, UK, Philip D. Grove, Britannia Royal Naval College, UK

Newlands, Civilians into Soldiers Civilians into Soldiers, Newlands

War, the Body and British Army Recruits, 1939–45 Emma Newlands, University of Strathclyde, UK Civilians into Soldiers is an examination of body cultures in the British Army during the Second World War. Drawing on a wealth of official records and servicemen’s personal testimonies, it explores the ways in which male civilians were turned into soldiers through the techniques by which they were inducted into military service.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Examination * 2. Training * 3. Experimentation * 4. Active Service * 5.

Fear, Wounding and death * Conclusions * Bibliography * Index

Cultural History of Modern War October 2014 US 240pp 4 b&w illustrations, 4 tables Hardback $110.00 Published by Manchester University Press

The Royal Navy

9780719088049

This book places the wars and battles fought by the navy – from Jutland to the Falklands – within a wider context, looking at political, economic, social and cultural issues, as well as providing a thorough operational history.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Fisher’s Navy * 2. WW1 to Jutland * 3. WW1 after Jutland * 4. The Interwar Period – Disarmament * 5. The Interwar Period – Rearmament * 6. WW2 – Home Waters and the Atlantic * 7. WW2 – the Mediterranean * 8. WW2 – the Far East * 9. The Cold War 19451968 * 10. The Cold War and After 1968-2000 * Epilogue: The War on Terror

A History of the Royal Navy May 2014 US 352pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

The Last American Diplomat

Transatlantic Defiance

Liebmann, The Last American Diplomat The Last American Diplomat, Liebmann

Wilk, Transatlantic Defiance Transatlantic Defiance, Wilk

The Militant Irish Republican Movement in America, 1923–45

John D Negroponte and the Changing Face of US Diplomacy

Gavin Wilk, University of Limerick, Ireland This book examines the militant Irish republican movement in the United States from the final months of the Irish Civil War through to the Second World War. The narrative carefully and creatively intertwines the personalities, events and policies that shaped the activism during this period and shows the evolution of its transnational nature.

Contents: Introduction: ‘Out of Ireland, I Never shall be Happy’ * 1. The Search for Direction, 1923–6 * 2. Irish Departures, American Arrivals, 1923–6 * 3. Transforming the Movement, 1927–30 * 4. Creating a New Identity, 1931–5 * 5. Depression, Survival and Assistance, 1931–5 * and more...

November 2014 UK November 2014 US 240pp Hardback $110.00 Published by Manchester University Press

42 bw integrated, 9 colour in 8pp plates, 7 maps $45.00 / CN$52.00 9781780767826

9780719091667

Holy See

George W. Liebmann, lawyer and historian “The Last American Diplomat is a true masterpiece, a book far above the standards and the contents of the great majority of the dozens of, often ephemeral, works published each year about the theme and themes of American foreign policy. It is a most detailed and finely written tome about the career and the character of an American whose name is known or remembered, alas, by few who ought to.” – John Lukacs, American Historian, author of The Future of History “...a major contribution to diplomatic history.” – Mary Ann Glendon, Learned Hand Professor of Law, Harvard University, Former US Ambassador to the

Liebmann’s incisive account of Negroponte’s life and career is based on personal and shared experience, as well as thorough research and interviews with Negroponte and other leading actors.

Contents: Author’s Preface * 1. Preparation for Diplomacy * 2. Hong Kong , Trade, and a New China * 3. Vietnam and Limited War * 4. The Value of Reflection: Stanford Interlude * 5. Kissinger and the Use and Non-Use of Force * 6. Ecuador: Limiting the Environmental Commons * 7.

Thessaloniki : Consular Work and Outposts * 8. Fisheries, Nationalism, and Conservation * 9.

Refugees and Asia: Generosity Revived * 10. Proxy Wars and Central America * 11. Treaties, Diseases and the Environment: A New International Politics * 12. NSC and the Avoidance of Problems * and more...

March 2014 US 384pp Paperback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

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141

LEFT HEADER history of science, technology and medicine History of Science, Technology and Medicine

The Neurologists

The Making of British Bioethics Duncan Wilson, University of Manchester, UK The Making of British Bioethics provides the first in-depth study of how philosophers, lawyers and other ‘outsiders’ came to play a major role in discussing and helping to regulate issues that used to be left to doctors and scientists.

Casper, The Neurologists The Neurologists, Casper

A History of a Medical Specialty in Modern Britain, c.1789–2000 Stephen Casper, Clarkson University, USA The Neurologists describes how Victorian physicians located in a medical culture that privileged general knowledge over narrow specialism came to be transformed into the specialised physicians we now call neurologists.

Contents: Introduction: From Physician to Neurologist * 1.

Physicians in Neurological Societies: Neurologists in General Medical Societies * 2. World War I and the Transformation of Neurology * 3. Neurology in Interwar Britain * 4. Neurology and State Medicine * 5. The Integrative Legacy of Contemporary Neurology * Bibliography * Index

Contents: Introduction * 1. Ethics ‘by and for professions’: the Origins and Endurance of Club Regulation * 2. Ian Ramsey, Theology and ‘Trans-disciplinary’ Medical Ethics * 3. ‘Who’s for bioethics?’ Ian Kennedy, Oversight and Accountability in the 1980s * 4. ‘Where to draw the line?’

Mary Warnock, Embryos and Moral Expertise * 5. ‘A service to the community as a whole’: the Emergence of Bioethics in British Universities * and more...

November 2014 US 288pp 1 b&w illustration Hardback $50.00 Published by Manchester University Press

9780719096198

Reforming Food in Post-Famine Ireland Miller, Reforming Food in Post-Famine Ireland Reforming Food in Post-Famine Ireland, Miller

Medicine, Science and Improvement, 1845–1922 July 2014 US 256pp 2 b&w tables, 1 graph Hardback $100.00 Published by Manchester University Press

Ian Miller, University College Dublin, UK 9780719091926

Destigmatising Mental Illness?

Long, Destigmatising Illness?

Destigmatising Mental Mental Illness?, Long

Professional Politics and Public Education in Britain, 1870–1970 Vicky Long, Glasgow Caledonian University, UK This study examines mental healthcare workers’ efforts to educate the public between 1870 and 1970. Drawing on extensive archival research, this book argues that psychiatrists, nurses and social workers generated representations of mental illness which reflected their professional aspirations, economic motivations and perceptions of the public.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Psychiatrists and their Patients: Mirrored Narratives of Sanity and Madness * 2. Insecure Professionals and the Public * 3. Challenging the Stigma of Mental Illness Through New Therapeutic Approaches * 4. Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know? Men, Women and Mental Illness * 5. ‘The Personal Touch’: Voluntarism, the Public and Mental Illness * and more...

Disability History August 2014 US 288pp 1 b&w illustration, 1 graph Hardback $100.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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This is the first dedicated study of how and why Irish consumption and production customs dramatically transformed after the famine and independence.

Contents: Introduction * PART I: CONSTRUCTING IRISH BODIES C.1845–1900 * 1. The Chemistry of Famine: Nutritional Discourse and Dietary Transformation, c.1845–47 * 2. Framing the Post–Famine Body: Tea, Bread and Nutritional Decline, c.1850–1900 * 3. Regulating the Institutionalised Body, c.1845–70 * PART II: GOVERNING FOOD, C.1850–1910 * 4. Reforming Food Production: Agricultural Science and Education, c.1845–80 * 5.

Purity, Adulteration and National Economic Decline, c.1860–1910 * 6. Reforming Irish Domestic and Agricultural Education, c.1890–1914 * PART III: FOOD, IMPERIALISM AND RESISTANCE, C.1900–22 * 7. Voluntarism, the State and the Feeding of the Young, c.1900–14 * 8. Anticipating a Second Famine: Consumption, Production and Resistance During the First World War * Conclusion * Index August 2014 US 256pp 10 b&w line drawings Hardback $105.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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history of women, gender and RIGHT sexuality HEADER History of Women, Gender and Sexuality

Being Boys

The Women’s Liberation Movement in Scotland, c.1968–c.1979 Sarah Browne, University of Nottingham, UK

Youth, Leisure and Identity in the Inter-War Years Melanie Tebbutt, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK ‘The ultimate success of this marvellous book lies in the way that Tebbutt allows the private voices behind the public swagger of the ‘monkey parade’ to articulate the longing in 1930’s Britain for a better world while also showing how, in their own small way, boys like Les helped that world come into being.’ Richard Weight, History Today Being Boys offers a fresh and original approach to the masculinities, subjectivities and emotions of workingclass young men, and makes a distinctive contribution to the history of leisure and interwar youth.

This is the first book-length account of the Women’s Liberation Movement in Scotland which, using documentary evidence and oral testimony, charts the origins and development of this important social movement of the post-1945 period. In doing so, it reveals the inventiveness and fearlessness of feminist activism.

Contents: Introduction * 1. The Women’s Liberation Movement in Context * 2. The women of the Movement * 3. Finding their Anger in Consciousness-Raising * 4. Women’s Liberation in the Local Context * 5. Building a Network * 6. Abortion: a Woman’s Right to Choose * 7. Violence Against Women * Conclusion * Bibliography * Index

Gender in History September 2014 US 240pp 4 b&w table, 1 b&w illustration, 2 b&w line drawings Hardback $100.00 9780719087295 Published by Manchester University Press

Contents: Introduction * 1. Looking at Youth * 2. Ordinary Boys and Masculine Men * 3. Bodies and Appearance * 4. Sex and Sentiment * 5. Seeking Advice * 6.

Dancing and Gender * and more...

April 2014 US 340pp Paperback $38.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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Victorians and the Virgin Mary Religion and Gender in England 1830–85 Carol Engelhardt Herringer, Wright State University, USA

Elizabeth Wolstenholme Elmy and the Victorian Feminist Movement The Biography of an Insurgent Woman Maureen Wright, University of Chichester, UK This book provides the first full-length biography of Elizabeth Wolstenholme Elmy (1833–1918) – someone referred to among contemporaries as ‘the grey matter in the brain’ of the late-Victorian women’s movement.

A pacifist, humanitarian ‘free-thinker’, Wolstenholme Elmy was a controversial character.

This study of competing representations of the Virgin Mary examines how Victorian anxieties about religious and gender identities intersected to create public controversies that, whilst ostensibly about theology and liturgy, were also attempts to define the role and nature of women.

Contents: Acknowledgements * 1 Religion, Gender, and the Virgin Mary * 2 The Catholic Virgin Mary * 3 The Protestant Virgin Mary * 4 Sex, Sin, and Salvation: The Debate Over the Immaculate Conception * 5 The Virgin Mary and the Formation of Victorian Masculinities * Bibliography * Index

Gender in History May 2014 US 236pp Paperback $30.95 Published by Manchester University Press

Contents: Introduction * 1. The Making of a Feminist: 1833–62 * 2. Headmistress: The Education Campaign 1863–October 1867 * 3. The ‘Parliamentary Watch-Dog’: November 1867–October 1874 * 4. Calvary to Resurrection: October 1874–82 * 5. The ‘Great Mole’ of the Women’s Movement: 1883–90 * and more...

January 2014 US 296pp Paperback $32.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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LEFT HEADER history of women, gender and sexuality Birth Control and the Rights of Women

Albania’s Mountain Queen

Post-Suffrage Feminism in the Early Twentieth Century

Edith Durham and the Balkans

Clare Debenham, Manchester University

Marcus Tanner, London, UK

This is an essential contribution to the influential field of women’s history and a vital addition to the history of feminism.

Marcus Tanner tells the fascinating story of Durham’s relationship with the Balkans, painting a vivid portrait of a remarkable, if sometimes formidable, woman.

Contents: 1. Background to my Research Interest * 2. Marie Stopes - Policy Entrepreneur * 3. The Popularity of Birth Control in the 1920s and Explanations for the Movement’s Subsequent Obscurity * 4. Eleanor Rathbone - Feminist Tactician * 5. The Debate as to the Direction of Post-suffrage Feminism. The Formation of Alliances by the Society for the Provision of Birth Control Clinics with Other Women’s Organisations * 6.

Founders of SPBCC Birth Control Clinics: Evelyn Fuller, Walworth Road, London: Mary Barbour, Glasgow; Mary Stocks and Charis Frankenburg, Manchester and Salford * and more...

Contents: Preface * 1. ‘Balkan Tangle’ * 2. ‘The other end of nowhere’ * 3. ‘My golden sisters of Macedonia’ * 4. ‘God sent you to save us’ * 5. ‘A fine old specimen’ * 6. The Great Mountain Land * 7. ‘They never all rise in a lump’ * 8. ‘Boom – our big gun rang out’ * 9. ‘He is a Blighter’ * 10. ‘It has been a long journey’ * 11.

‘Albanians will never forget’ *

International Library of Cultural Studies March 2014 US 288pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

$95.00 / CN$109.00

9781780764351

April 2014 US 304pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

$35.00 / CN$40.00

9781780768199

Girl Trouble Panic and Progress in the History of Young Women

Vanishing for the Vote

New Edition

Suffrage, Citizenship and the Battle for the Census Jill Liddington, University of Leeds, UK “A fascinating story, ingeniously told, meticulously researched, so as to illuminate both the woman suffrage movement and the social history of the period.” -Professor Linda Gordon, New York University Vanishing for the Vote recounts what happened on one night, Sunday 2 April, 1911, when the Liberal government demanded every household comply with its census requirements. This book plunges the reader into the turbulent world of Edwardian politics, so vividly recorded on census night 1911.

Contents: PART I: PRELUDE - PEOPLE AND THEIR POLITICS * 1. Charlotte Despard and John Burns, the Colossus of Battersea * 2. Muriel Matters Goes Vanning it with Asquith: Campaigning Cross Country * 3. Propaganda Culture: Clemence and Laurence Housman * 4. Parallel Politics: Lloyd George plus Midlands Suffragettes * PART II: NARRATIVE – OCTOBER 1909 TO APRIL 1911 * 5. Plotting Across Central London: Census and Tax Resistance *and more...

February 2014 US 304pp 50 b&w Illustrations & 5 Maps Hardback $100.00 Paperback $32.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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Carol Dyhouse, University of Sussex, UK “Dyhouse’s analysis of the sexual revolution of the 1960s is deliciously smart.

The book is a loud, disturbing, eloquent, and crucial rallying cry against the concept of a ‘post-feminist’ world, a narrative deeply relevant today.” Publishers Weekly “There’s a certain twisted pleasure to be had from revisiting some of the wild and wonderful things that men (and women, too) have believed in the past about women’s incapacity for education and employment.” - The Guardian In thisl book, eminent historian Carol Dyhouse shows that for over a century now, where there’s a horrific headline, a scandal or a wave of moral outrage you can bet a girl’s to blame. And yet, despite the obsession with their perceived faults and blatant disobedience, girls are infinitely better off today than they were a century ago.

Contents: Introduction * 1. White Slavery and the Seduction of Innocents * 2. Unwomanly Types: New Women, Revolting Daughters and Rebel Girls * 3. Brazen Flappers, Bright Young Things and ‘Miss Modern’ * and more...

July 2014 US 328pp 26 b/w Illustrations Paperback $14.95 Published by Zed Books

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history of women, gender and RIGHT sexuality HEADER Women’s Work

Ellen Wilkinson

Labour, Gender, Authorship, 1750–1830

From Red Suffragist to Government Minister Paula Bartley, Based in the UK

Jennie Batchelor, University of Kent, UK Women’s Work challenges influential accounts about gender and the novel by revealing the complex ways in which labour (as material reality and philosophical concept) shaped the lives and writings of a number of women authors working in the second half of the long eighteenth century.

Contents: Acknowledgements * Introduction * 1. The ‘Gift’ of Work: Labour, Narrative and Community in the Novels of Sarah Scott * 2. Somebody’s Story: Charlotte Smith and the Work of Writing * 3. The ‘Business’ of a Woman’s Life and the Making of the Female Philosopher: The Works of Mary Wollstonecraft * and more...

May 2014 US 268pp Paperback $28.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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“Ellen Wilkinson introduces to new audiences a pioneering Labour woman....A feminist, communist and anti-imperialist before she became an MP, the book explores whether radical commitments can be sustained inside parliament and how a socialist woman responded to the effects of economic crisis on the communities she represented. Paula Bartley makes a passionate case for the relevance of ‘Red Ellen’ to the twenty-first century.”

Karen Hunt, Keele University, UK

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In this lively and engaging biography, Paula Bartley charts the political life of this extraordinary campaigner who went from street agitator to government minister whilst keeping her principles intact.

Contents: Dedication * List of Illustrations * Acknowledgements * Introduction * 1. The Making of ‘Red Ellen’ * 2. The First World War and its Aftermath * 3. On the Opposition Benches * 4. In and Out of Power * 5. Fighting Fascism and Imperialism in the 1930s * and more...

Revolutionary Lives February 2014 US 176pp 10 Photos Hardback $75.00 Paperback $21.00 Published by Pluto Press

Women and War in Rwanda

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Gender, Media and the Representation of Genocide Georgina Holmes, SOAS This book is essential reading on the gendered dynamics of conflict and genocide in Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo and will appeal to anyone with an interest in Gender Studies, Media and Film Studies, African Studies and International Relations.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Contextualizing Media Events: War and Genocide in Rwanda and the East of Congo * 2. Rwandan Women and War * 3. Militarizing Women, Preparing for Genocide: Hutu Extremist Magazine Kangura 1990–1994 * 4. BBC’s Newsnight * 5. Remembering Genocide, Forgetting Politics: the BBC’s Institutional Narrative Post-1994 * 6. ‘Living on gold should be a blessing, instead it is a curse’: Mass Rape in the Congo * Conclusion * Notes * Bibliography * Index

International Library of African Studies December 2013 US 304pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

Women Drinking out in Britain Since the Early Twentieth Century David W. Gutzke, Missouri State University, USA What most influenced how women transformed their consumption of alcohol? What beverages did they drink? To what extent did women themselves act as agencies of change? These and other questions serve as the basis for analysing women’s drinking patterns from a social and cultural perspective.

Contents: Introduction * 1. From the Boozer to the Improved Public House * 2. Women, War and Drinking * 3. Selling Women * 4. Bikinis, Boots and Booze * 5. The More Things Change, the More (Some) Things Remain the Same *and more...

Studies in Popular Culture $95.00 / CN$109.00

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February 2014 US 304pp 12 b & w illustrations, 1 graph and 7 tables Hardback $100.00 9780719052644 Published by Manchester University Press

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LEFT HEADER history of women, gender and sexuality Engendering Whiteness

Flesh and Spirit

White Women and Colonialism in Barbados and North Carolina, 1627–1865

An Anthology of Seventeenth-Century Women’s Writing

Cecily Jones, University of Warwick, UK

Edited by Rachel Adcock, Loughborough University, UK, Sara Read, Loughborough University, UK, Anna Warzycha, Loughborough University, UK

Engendering Whiteness examines the complex diversity of slaveholding and non-slaveholding white women’s material realities within the slave societies of Barbados and North Carolina between the 17th-19th centuries.

This anthology makes accessible to readers ten little-known and under-studied works by seventeenth-century women (edited from manuscript and print) that explore the relationship between spiritual and physical health in the period.

Contents: Acknowledgements * List of Abbreviations * Introduction * 1. Mapping Racial Boundaries: Gender, Race and Poor Relief in Barbados * 2. ‘Worse Than [white] Men, Much Worse Than the Negroes…’: Sexuality, Labour and Poor White Women in North Carolina * 3. To Serve Her Own Desires’: White Barbadian Women and Property Holding * 4. ‘There May Be My Sphere of Usefulness…’: The Making of a North Carolinian Plantation Mistress * and more...

Contents: Introduction * 1. The Dialogue Between Flesh and Spirit * 2. Sin and Childbirth * 3.

Signs of the Times * 4. Conversion and Cure * 5. Advising on Body and Spirit: Women’s Writing * 6. Note on the Presentation of the Texts * 7. Chronology * 8. Conversion Exemplified * and more...

Studies in Imperialism June 2014 US 256pp Paperback $32.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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Gender, ArtWork and the Global Imperative A Materialist Feminist Critique Angela Dimitrakaki, University of Edinburgh,UK “Angela Dimitrakaki is a writer and researcher who is not afraid to ask challenging questions and grapple with difficult and important issues in contemporary culture. Based on extensive and probing research, her work prompts us to join her inquiring mind in investigating areas beyond the usual well-trodden paths and familiar names.” -Gen Doy, De Montfort University This is a theoretically astute overview of developments in art and its contexts since the 1990s and the first study to attempt a critical refocusing of feminist politics in art history in the wake of globalisation. It will be essential reading in art history, gender, feminist and globalisation studies, curatorial theory and cultural studies.

Contents: Introduction: Capital, Gender and the Work of Art: An Intervention of, and in, Materialist Feminism * 1. Feminist Politics and Art History: From ‘Postmodernism’ to ‘Global Capitalism’ * 2. The Gender Issue: Lessons from Post-Socialist Europe * 3. Travel as (Gendered) Work: Global Space, Mobility and the ‘Woman Artist’ * 4. Gendered Economies and Knowledge Production: Ursula Biemann’s Video Essays and Materialist Feminism for the Twenty-first Century * and more...

Rethinking Art’s Histories June 2014 US 288pp 37 Illustrations, black & white Hardback $100.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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September 2014 US 272pp Hardback $100.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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social RIGHThistory HEADER Policing Youth

Social History

Britain, 1945–70

Love, Intimacy and Power Marriage and Patriarchy in Scotland, 1650–1850

Louise A. Jackson, University of Edinburgh, UK, Angela Bartie, University of Strathclyde, UK

Katie Barclay, University of Adelaide, Australia

Policing Youth evaluates the workings of juvenile justice and the relationship between young people and practitioners in a key era of social change.

Through an analysis of the correspondence of over one hundred couples from the Scottish elites across the seventeenth to nineteenth centuries, this book explores how ideas around the nature of emotional intimacy, love and friendship within marriage adapted to a modernising economy and society.

Contents: Introduction: Welfare and Justice * 1. The Police * 2. The Juvenile Court: Property, Place and Play * 3. Violence * 4. Sexuality * 5. Home, Neighbourhood and Community * 6.

Commercial Leisure * 7. Reform * Afterword * Select Bibliography * Index

Contents: Acknowledgements * Introduction: Thinking Patriarchy * 1. Marriage Within Scottish Culture * 2. The First Step to Marriage: Courtship * 3. The Construction of Patriarchy: Love, Obligation and Obedience * 4. The Negotiation of Patriarchy: Intimacy, Friendship and Duty * and more...

Gender in History April 2014 US 236pp Paperback $28.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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The ‘Perpetual Fair’

July 2014 US 256pp 5 tables, 2 maps, 3 b&w line drawings Hardback $100.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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Bachelors of a Different Sort

Gender, Disorder and Urban Amusement in Eighteenth-Century London

Queer Aesthetics, Material Culture and the Modern Interior in Britain

Anne Wohlcke, California State Polytechnic University, USA

John Potvin, Concordia University, Canada

The ‘Perpetual Fair’ places official discourse regarding urban amusement into the context of broader cultural understandings. Fascinating examples drawn from literary and visual culture make this an engaging study for scholars and students of late Stuart and early Georgian Britain, urban and gender history, World’s Fairs, and cultural studies.

Contents: Introduction: Making a Mannered Metropolis and Taming the ‘Perpetual Fair’ * 1. ‘London’s Mart’: The Crowds and Culture of Eighteenth–Century London * 2. ‘Heroick Informers’ and London Spies: Religion, Politeness and Reforming Impulses in Late Seventeenth and Early Eighteenth–Century London * 3.

Regulation and Resistance: Wayward Apprentices and Other ‘Evil Disposed Persons’ at London’s Fairs * and more...

Gender in History

This book carefully considers the complicated relationships between the modern queer bachelor and interior design, material culture and aesthetics in Britain between 1885 and 1957. Richly illustrated and written in a lively and accessible manner it is at once theoretically ambitious and rich in its use of archival and various historical sources.

Contents: Introduction: Men of a Different Sort: The Seven Deadly Sins of the Modern Bachelor * PART I: WILDE SPACES * 1.

‘God Save the Queen’: Lord Gower, Idolatry and the Cult of the Bric-à-Brac Diva * 2. Vale(d) Decadence: Charles Ricketts, Charles Shannon and the Wilde Factor * PART II: COUNTRY LIVING * 3.

Askesis and the Greek Ideal: Edward Perry Warren and Lewes House * 4. Of Art and Irises: Cedric Morris, Arthur Lett-Haines and the Decorative Ideal * and more...

Studies in Design

June 2014 US 240pp 8 b&w illustrations Hardback $105.00 Published by Manchester University Press

9780719090912

June 2014 US 336pp 65 b&w illustrations Hardback $110.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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LEFT HEADER social history From Prosperity to Austerity

The Experience of Suburban Modernity

A Socio-Cultural Critique of the Celtic Tiger and its Aftermath

How Private Transport Changed Interwar London

Eamon Maher, Institute of Technology Tallaght, Ireland, Eugene O’Brien This collection examines the Celtic Tiger, the Irish economic phenomenon and the subsequent financial disaster, from a socio-cultural perspective. Employing a wide range of cultural lenses, the book critiques the cultural, political and aesthetic implications of the progression from prosperity to austerity and the impact this has had.

Contents: Introduction; Eamon Maher and Eugene O’Brien * 1.

Crisis, What Crisis? The Catholic Church During the Celtic Tiger; Eamon Maher * 2. The Celtic Tiger and the New Irish Religious Market; Catherine Maignant * 3. Shattered Sssumptions: A Tale of Two Traumas; Brendan O’Brien * 4.’Tendency–Wit’: The Cultural Unconscious of the Celtic Tiger in the Writings of Paul Howard; Eugene O’Brien * 5. Popular Music and the Celtic Tiger; Gerry Smyth * and more...

September 2014 US 240pp 8 b&w illustrations Hardback $110.00 Paperback $29.95 Published by Manchester University Press

Michael Law, University of Westminster, UK The Experience of Suburban Modernity looks at the history of the London suburbs in the interwar years. It shows that, contrary to those accounts that portray suburbia as static and boring, these suburbs were in fact at the heart of the adoption of private transport and new mobilities.

Contents: PART I: INTRODUCTION * 1. Driving on the Kingston Bypass * PART II: TECHNOLOGIES * 2. The Car Indispensable * 3. ‘In the Joyous Rush’– Bicycles and motorcycles * 4. Suburban Air-Mindedness * PART III: ROADS * 5. New Mobilities in Construction * 6.

Negotiating Modernity – Beautification and Contestation * PART IV: JOURNEYS * 7. Pleasure and Peril at the Suburban Roadhouse * and more...

Studies in Popular Culture November 2014 US 288pp 1 map, 13 b&w halftones, 8 tables Hardback $110.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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Rituals of Hospitality Ornamental Trays of the 19th Century in Greece and Turkey

Heroes and Happy Endings

Flavia Nessi, Art Historian, Myrto Hatzaki, The Ilias Lalaounis Jewellery Museum and the A.G. Leventis Foundation

Class, Gender and Nation in Popular Film and Fiction in Interwar Britain

In the newly established Kingdom of Greece - great emphasis was placed on elaborate rituals of hospitality. Paintings from that era present a fresh and candid picture of life in late Ottoman Empire . This book brings together and illustrates several hundred of the finest known examples and decodes the iconography, functions and techniques.

Christine Grandy, University of Lincoln, UK This is a highly anticipated examination of the popular film and fiction consumed by Britons in the 1920s and 1930s. Christine Grandy offers a fresh perspective by noting the enduring importance of class and gender divisions in the narratives read and watched by the working and middle classes between the wars.

Bibliography * Index

Contents: Introduction: The Role of Popular Culture Between the Wars * 1. A Man Imagined: Heroes, Work, and Nation * 2.

The Shape of Villainy: Profiteering and Money-Men * 3. That Magic Moment: The Female Love-Interest and the Villainess. * 4.

Building Character: Censorship, the Home Office, and the British Board of Film Censors * Conclusion: Thoughts on Heroes, Villains, and Love-Interests Beyond 1939 * Images and Appendices *

Studies in Popular Culture September 2014 US 272pp 6 b&w illustrations Hardback $105.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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Contents: Preface; Orhan Pamuk * Foreword; Myrto Hatzaki and Flavia Nessi * 1. The Secret Lives of Ornamented Trays - An Introduction; Myrto Hatzaki and Flavia Nessi * 2. A Distinct Aesthetic: A La Franga Modernity - Grammar of Ornament and Philosophy of Furniture; Sophie Basch * 3. From East to West and Partway Back - A Historical Context for Japanned Trays Made for the Ottoman Market; Yvonne Jones * 4. Tracing the Painted-Tray Dealers in Istanbul - A Commercial and Spatial Reading; Lorans Tanatar Baruh * and more...

July 2014 US 288pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris

$70.00 / CN$81.00

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social RIGHThistory HEADER English Almanacs, Astrology and Popular Medicine, 1550-1700

The Relic State

Louise Hill Curth, Louise Hill Curth is Reader in Medical History at the University of Winchester, UK

Pamila Gupta, University of the Witwatersrand, South Africa

Beginning with an overview of printed vernacular medical literature, the book examines in-depth the genre of almanacs, their authors, target and actual audiences. It discusses the various types of medical information and advice in almanacs, preventative and remedial medicine for humans, as well as ‘noncommercial’ and ‘commercial’ medicine.

Contents: Acknowledgements * List of Abbreviations * List of Illustrations * Preface * PART I: SETTING THE SCENE * 1. The Medical Marketplace, Print Culture and Popular Medicine * 2. The Genre of Almanacs * 3. ‘Students of Astrology and Physick’: The Authors * 4. ‘Courteous Readers’: The Target Audience * PART II: STRUCTURES OF PRACTICE AND KNOWLEDGE * 5.Astrology and Almanacs * and more...

April 2014 US 296pp 4 b&w illustrations, 3 maps and 1 line drawing Paperback $32.95 9780719069291 Published by Manchester University Press

St Francis Xavier and the Politics of Ritual in Portuguese India This book is a study of the complex nature of colonial and missionary power in Portuguese India. Written as a historical ethnography, it explores the evolving shape of a series of Catholic festivals that took place throughout the duration of Portuguese colonial rule in Goa (1510–1961).

Contents: Introduction: The Relic State * 1. Incorruption (1554) * 2. Canonisation (1624) * 3.

Secularisation (1782) * 4. Resurrection (1859) * 5. Commemoration (1952) * Conclusion: Xavier and the Portuguese Colonial Legacy * Bibliography * Index

Studies in Imperialism September 2014 US 304pp 10 b&w illustrations Hardback $105.00 Published by Manchester University Press

9780719090615

Making Home Orphanhood, Kinship and Cultural Memory in Contemporary American Novels

Who Cared for the Carers?

A History of the Occupational Health of Nurses, 1880–1948 Debbie Palmer, University of Exeter, UK This book compares the histories of psychiatric and voluntary hospital nurses’ health from the rise of the professional nurse in 1880 to the advent of the National Health Service in 1948. In the process it reveals the ways national ideas about the organisation of nursing impacted on the lives of ordinary nurses.

Contents: Introduction * 1. ‘To Help A Million Sick, You Must Kill a Few Nurses’: The Impact of the Campaign for Professional Status on Nurses’ Health, 1890–1914 * 2. The First World War and Nurses’ Choice of Occupational Representation * 3. Nurses’ Registration Act, 1919 * 4. ‘The Disease Which is Most Feared’: The Problem of Tuberculosis and Its Threat to Nurses’ Health, 1880–1950 * and more...

Nursing History and Humanities March 2014 US 176pp Hardback $105.00 Published by Manchester University Press

Edited by Maria Troy, Karlstad University, Sweden, Elizabeth Kella, Södertörn University, Sweden, Helena Wahlstrom, Uppsala University, Sweden Making Home explores the figure of the orphan child in a broad selection of contemporary US novels by popular and critically acclaimed authors Barbara Kingsolver, Linda Hogan, Leslie Marmon Silko, Marilynne Robinson, Michael Cunningham, Jonathan Safran Foer, John Irving, Kaye Gibbons, Octavia Butler, Jewelle Gomez and Toni Morrison.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Orphans and American Literature: Texts, Intertexts, and Contexts * 2. From Captivity to Kinship: Indian Orphans and Sovereignty * 3. Literary Kinships: EuroAmerican Orphans, Gender, Genre, and Cultural Memory * 4.

Family Matters: Euro-American Orphans, the Bildungsroman, and Kinship Building * and more...

Contemporary American and Canadian Writers 9780719090875

September 2014 US 240pp Hardback $100.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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LEFT HEADER cultural and intellectual history Cultural and Intellectual History

John Donne’s Performances Fetzer, John Performances John Donne’sDonne’s Performances, Fetzer

Sermons, Poems, Letters and Devotions

The Matter of Art Anderson, Dunlop, Smith, The Matter of Art The Matter of Art, Anderson, Dunlop, Smith

Margret Fetzer, University of Munich, Germany “A valuable and original contribution to early modern studies.” - Syrithe Pugh, Zeitschrift für Anglistik und Amerikanistik, 60.4 (2012)

Materials, Practices, Cultural Logics, c.1250–1750 Edited by Christy Anderson, University of Toronto, Canada, Anne Dunlop, Tulane University, USA, Pamela Smith, Columbia University, USA

Drawing on J. L. Austin’s speech act theory, Margret Fetzer’s comparative reading of Donne’s poetry and prose eschews questions of personal or religious sincerity and instead recreates an image of John Donne as a man of many performances.

The Matter of Art contributes to the growing interest in objects as evocative and potent ‘containers of meaning’ that help us to understand history.

Contents: PART I: MATTER * 1. The Matter of the Medium: Some Tools for an Art-Theoretical Interpretation of Materials; Ann-Sophie Lehmann * 2. The Matter of Ideas in the Working of Metals in Early Modern Europe; Pamela H. Smith * 3. On the Origins of European Painting Materials, Real and Imagined; Anne Dunlop * 4. Gold Coins and Gold Leaf in Early Italian Paintings VIrma Passeri * PART II: PRACTICES * 5. The ‘Genealogy of Jean le Blanc’: Accounting for the Materiality of the Medieval Eucharist; Aden Kumler * 6. Lead White’s Mysteries; Spike Bucklow * and more...

Studies in Design December 2014 US 368pp 75 b&w illustrations Hardback $110.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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Chinoiserie Sloboda, Chinoiserie Chinoiserie, Sloboda

Commerce and Critical Ornament in Eighteenth-Century Britain

Contents: Acknowledgements * Introduction - Beginning Donne * 1. Pulpit Performances - Sermons * 2. Promethean and Protean Performances - Worldly Poems * 3. Passionate Performances Poems Erotic and Divine * 4. Patronage Performances - Letters * 5.

(Inter)Personal Performances - Devotions * Conclusion - Being Don(n)e * Bibliography * Index July 2014 US 332pp Paperback $36.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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French Crime Fiction and the Second World War Gorrara, French Crime and the Second World War French Crime Fiction andFiction the Second World War, Gorrara

Past Crimes, Present Memories

Stacey Sloboda, Southern Illinois University, USA In a critical reassessment of chinoiserie, a style both praised and derided for its triviality, prettiness, and ornamental excesses, Stacey Sloboda argues that chinoiserie was no mute participant in eighteenthcentury global consumer culture, but was instead a critical commentator on that culture.

Studies in Design

Contents: Introduction: Reassessing Chinoiserie * 1. Making China: Circulation, Imitation and Innovation * 2. Buying China: Commerce, Taste and Materialism * 3. Commerce in the Bedroom: Sex, Gender and Social Status * 4. Commerce in the Garden: Nature, Art and Authority * Conclusion: Style and the Global Marketplace * Bibliography * Index

May 2014 US 272pp 104 colour illustrations Hardback $105.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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Claire Gorrara, Cardiff University, UK ‘This rich and closely argued study is a most valuable addition to our historical understanding of social and cultural memories of the war and the reworkings of the themes of crime, guilt and responsibility over the decades.’ -Margaret Atack, French History, March 2013, 27, 1 By investigating representations of the war years in a selection of French crime novels from the mid-1940s to the present day, this book argues for the importance of crime fiction, and popular culture more generally, as active agents of memory in the ongoing debates over the legacies of the war years in contemporary France.

Contents: Preface * Introduction: Mapping French Memories of the Second World War * 1.

Resisters and the Resistance: Challenging the Epic in French Crime Fiction of the 1940s and 1950s * 2. Forgotten Crimes: Representing Jewish Wartime Experience in French Crime fiction of the 1950s and 1960s * 3. Resurgent Collaboration: Revisiting Collaboration in French Crime fiction of the 1980s * 4. Survivor Stories: Representing Persecution and Extermination in French Crime fiction of the 1980s and 1990s * and more...

Cultural History of Modern War July 2014 US 164pp Paperback $26.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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historiography RIGHT HEADER Maritime History and Identity

Historiography

Redford, Maritime History and Identity Maritime History and Identity, Redford

The Debate on the English Reformation

The Sea and Culture in the Modern World

O’Day, The Debate on theReformation, O’Day English Reformation The Debate on the English

Edited by Duncan Redford, Research Fellow at the National Museum of the Royal Navy, UK "A commendably wide-ranging collection of case studies of the many ways in which the sea has framed individual and community perceptions of their identity since the sixteenth century. All who study cultural, social, and political history, as well as maritime specialists, should take them into account."

- Michael Duffy, University of Exeter, UK

Second Edition Rosemary O’Day, Open University, UK Extensively revised and updated, this new edition of The Debate on the English Reformation combines a discussion of successive historical approaches to the English Reformation with a critical review of recent debates in the area, offering a major contribution to modern historiography as well as to Reformation studies.

Contents: Introduction * 1. Contemporary Historiography of the English Reformation, 1525–70 * 2. Interpretations of the Reformation from Fuller to Strype * 3. Historians and contemporary Politics: 1780–1850 * 4. The Church of England in Crisis: The Reformation Heritage * 5. The Tudor Revolution in Religion: The Twentieth-Century Debate * 6. The Reformation and the People: Discovery *and more...

By bringing together a variety of themes related to identity, this book provides an important and unique addition to the historiography, which will be essential reading for all scholars of maritime and naval history and those concerned with the question of identity.

Issues in Historiography January 2014 US 320pp Paperback $32.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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Contents: Introduction * 1. Navies and National Identity * 2. The Naval Hero and British National Identity 1707-1750 * 3. Itō Masanori, the Imperial Navy and Japan’s Post-war National Identity * 4. The Royal Navy, Sea Blindness and British National Identity * 5. The Sea and Regional Identities * 6. Like the Crew of a Ship: The Sea and Identity in Modern Messina * 7. The Bridge, the River and the Ocean Sea: Concepts of Space in the Seventeenth-Century London Maritime Community * and more...

International Library of War Studies

Resisting History Hayward, Resisting History Resisting History, Hayward

Religious Transcendence and the Invention of the Unconscious

January 2014 US 336pp Hardback Published by I. B. Tauris Canadian Rights

$95.00 / CN$109.00

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Rhodri Hayward, University of London, UK Resisting History examines the unexpected origins of our modern notion of the subconscious. Written in a fresh and entertaining style, this concise volume argues that this fundamental tenet of psychological thought derives from the attempts of theologians, historians and psychologists to contain supernatural experience.

Contents: Foreword * 1.The Invention of the Self * 2.The Invention of the Unconscious * 3.The Soul Governed * 4.The Self Triumphant *

Encounters July 2014 US 160pp Paperback $28.95 Published by Manchester University Press

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Riches of the Rylands , Richesofofthe the Rylands Riches Rylands

The Special Collections of The University of Manchester Library Compiled by The John Rylands Library, University of Manchester, UK Riches of the Rylands explores and celebrates the outstanding Special Collections of The University of Manchester Library. These collections of rare books, manuscripts, archives, maps and visual materials are extraordinarily rich. They span 5,000 years and six continents, and include almost every format ever used for written communication.

Contents: Foreword; Jan Wilkinson * Introduction; John R. Hodgson * 1. Beyond Books: From Papyrus to Pixels; Stella K. Halkyard * 2. Through Painted Windows: The Art of Illumination; John R. Hodgson * 3. First Impressions: The Early Years of European Printing; Julianne Simpson * 4.

Master Binders and their Craft; Caroline Checkley-Scott and John R. Hodgson * 5. ‘A Definite Claim to Beauty’: The Private Presses; John R. Hodgson * 6. Envisioning Space: Maps and Atlases; Donna M. Sherman * 7. ‘Lively Oracles of God’: The Bible from Antiquity to Modernity; Elizabeth Gow * and more...

December 2014 US 304pp 209 colour illustrations Hardback $40.00 Published by Manchester University Press

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