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Art, Nature, and the Body in Early Medieval Britain and Ireland Heather Pulliam

Explores how nature, bodies, time, and motion framed the art of medieval Britain and Ireland.

March 2026 254 x 178 mm c.350pp 9781009407458 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Carlo Borromeo and the Sacred Image in SixteenthCentury Italy

Vasari and the Sacred Image

Renovating Santa Maria della Pieve in Arezzo Sally J. Cornelison

A Reformer’s Itinerary Grace M. Harpster

This book considers for the first time the formal, iconographical, and patronal relationships that existed between Vasari’s Pieve altars.

An examination of social lives of images for Carlo Borromeo reveals that Catholic reform increased the authority of images.

March 2026 253 x 177 mm c.350pp 9781009699020 Paperback c. £29.99 / c. US$44.99 C

March 2026 253 x 177 mm c.300pp 9781009664134 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Series Editor Rhiannon Mathias Bangor University

Women in Music

Music at a Florentine Convent

About the Series Elements in Women in Music provides an exciting and timely resource for an area of music scholarship which is undergoing rapid growth. The subject of music, women and culture is widely researched in the academy, and has also recently become the focus of much public debate in mainstream media.

A Cross-Cultural History Edited by Jacqueline Avila and Rebecca Cypess

The story of how women’s musicianship flourished at social gatherings in Europe and the Americas, as well as North Africa and the Ottoman Empire.

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.500pp 9781009098137 Hardback £120.00 / US$160.00 R

Vienna

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The Biffoli-Sostegni manuscript, MS 27766 of the Bibliothèque du Conservatoire royal de Bruxelles, is the only volume of sixteenth-century polyphony with a secure provenance in a female convent. Its extraordinary survival is made all the more important by its origin at the Florentine convent of San Matteo in Arcetri, the convent in which Suor Maria Celeste Galilei, daughter of Galileo Galilei, spent the last two-thirds of her life. This Element uses archival sources related to San Matteo to create a historical context for the manuscript’s music and the lives of the nuns for whom it was written. Analysis of the music is accompanied by both notated and audiovisual musical examples, performed by the UK all-female early music ensemble, Musica Secreta.

Four Centuries of Women’s Musical Salons

A MUSICAL HISTORY

Music at a Florentine Convent Laurie Stras

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The Cambridge Companion to Florence B. Price

Edited by Samantha Ege and A. Kori Hill

Explores the career of this acclaimed African American woman composer, and her distinctive sociocultural contexts, identity, and aesthetic.

Cambridge Companions to Music March 2026 244 x 170 mm c.320pp 9781009169370 Paperback £25.00 / US$33.00 P

The Cambridge Companion to Electronic Dance Music

Edited by Hillegonda C Rietveld and Toby Young

An introduction to key issues and debates in electronic dance music cultures providing an important ‘first stop’ for researchers and students.

Cambridge Companions to Music February 2026 244 x 170 mm c.350pp 9781009215787 Paperback £25.00 / US$33.00 P

Music at a Florentine Convent

The Biffoli-Sostegni Manuscript and Suor Maria Celeste Galilei Laurie Stras

The Element brings to life (with audio) a music manuscript belonging to the Florentine convent where Galileo’s daughter was choirmistress.

Elements in Women in Music January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009387118 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Vienna

A Musical History Edited by Simon P. Keefe

Explores Vienna’s unique musical accomplishments, ambience and status and the musicians, traditions, institutions and cultures that enabled music to flourish.there.

March 2026 244 x 170 mm c.350pp 9781009399463 Hardback £95.00 / US$140.00 R

Twenty-First Century Music Practice

Music Since 1945

Germaine Tailleferre

Opera Remixed

Cage, Nono and 1960s Hauntology

About the Series This series focuses on what Christopher Small termed Musicking – the process of making and sharing music – and serves scholars and students of ethnomusicology, performance studies, and practice pedagogy / practice-led-research. The series welcomes research about any musical tradition or style, from hip-hop to historically informed performance to indigenous music.

Caroline Potter

Series Editor Simon ZagorskiThomas London College of Music, University of West London

About the Series This collection reflects the latest research into a wide range of postwar and contemporary topics of international significance. Elements will cluster around themes including art music, jazz, stage and screen genres, music and image, music and media, and music in relation to place, movement, politics, conflict, and society.

Toby Young

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Series Editor Mervyn Cooke University of Nottingham

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Germaine Tailleferre

Opera Remixed

An accessible short study on Germaine Tailleferre, the only female member of the French group of composers Les Six.

Opera Remixed examines operatic hybridity and mentions the opportunities and challenges of disrupting traditional paradigms.

Elements in Women in Music

Elements in Twenty-First Century Music Practice

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009438995 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Clare Lesser

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Caroline Potter

Cage, Nono and 1960s Hauntology

Sheds new light on Beethoven, politics, and religion, with farreaching consequences for how we understand the composer’s role in music history.

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Nicholas Chong Daniel K. L. Chua

‘What does it mean to follow a ghost?’ Posing this question in Specters of Marx (1993), Jacques Derrida introduces the philosophical concept of ‘hauntology’ and the ‘medium of the media’ through the Shakespearian trope that time is ‘out of joint’. Replete with ghostly crackles, hiss, pops and static, analogue media occupied a pivotal role in experimental music and praxis in the twentieth century, particularly during the 1960s, when composers such as John Cage and Luigi Nono systematically exploited the affordances of records and tape in composition and performance. Exploring hauntology’s ghostly interplay with music and technology, this Element considers lost futures, past usage and future implications for hauntological music from the late 1930s to the twenty-first century.

Women in Music

Opera Remixed

Rethinking Beethoven and the Enlightenment

English language teachers have long recognised pop songs’ potential for engaging students and establishing positive classroom environments that are conducive to language learning. Educational publishers increasingly incorporate music into their coursebooks, including specially commissioned ‘ELT songs’, whose lyrics feature aspects of the target language.

This Element explores the phenomenon of ELT songs from the authors’ insider perspective as songwriters. It considers the relationship between music and lyrics in songs, what this means for using songs in the language classroom, the historical developments through which ELT songs emerged, and the contexts in which they are written, listened to, and made.

Through literature review and reflection, the authors derive a framework of twelve criteria and ten dilemmas to guide ELT songwriting, before applying it in an analysis of their songs and songwriting process. The final section proposes a model for multidisciplinary collaboration between songwriters and non-musician collaborators including authors, teachers, and publishers.

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Series Editor Rhiannon Mathias Bangor University

Germaine Tailleferre

About the Series Elements in Women in Music provides an exciting and timely resource for an area of music scholarship which is undergoing rapid growth. The subject of music, women and culture is widely researched in the academy, and has also recently become the focus of much public debate in mainstream media.

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Germaine Tailleferre (1892–1983) is now remembered largely because she was a member of Les Six, a group of French composers active in the late 1910s and early 1920s. Tailleferre encountered many obstacles, most notably a difficult personal life including two brief marriages to men who were unsupportive of her musical career; it is also true that critics tended to focus on her gender rather than her musical style.

This Element tells the fascinating story of Tailleferre’s life and long career and, most significantly, explores the development of her musical style and her role in the development of neoclassicism in France. In recent years, international performers have rediscovered her appealing, lively music and have at last started to bring Tailleferre to wider audiences. This Element will contribute to the rediscovery of Tailleferre and will reveal her to be a significant force in twentieth-century French music.

Toby Young

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009466448 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

April 2026 244 x 170 mm c.320pp 9781009411301 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Cage, Nono and 1960s Hauntology Sonic Ghosts Clare Lesser

An interdisciplinary reading of spectral moments and hauntology in mid 1960s experimental music

by John Cage and Luigi Nono.

Elements in Music since 1945 January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009487955 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Music, 1600–1750

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English Madrigals on the Jesuit Stage Musical Theatre of Martyrdom at the Venerable English College, Rome

Alana Mailes

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English Madrigals on the Jesuit Stage

Musical Theatre of Martyrdom at the Venerable English College, Rome Alana Mailes

A critical reconstruction of musical activity at a major religious and theatrical institution in seventeenth-century Rome.

Elements in Music, 1600–1750 October 2025 229 x 152 mm 92pp 9781009642972 Paperback £17.00 / US$22.00 R

The Cambridge History of Music in Spain Walter A. Clark Ana Llorens Álvaro Torrente

A comprehensive survey including both classical and popular music in Spain, from the Middle Ages to the modern era.

The Cambridge History of Music April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.500pp 9781108493819 Hardback c. £120.00 / c. US$150.00 R

Clara and Robert Schumann in Context Edited by Joe Davies and Roe-Min Kok

Reappraises the complex artistic and cultural contexts of this gifted and successful couple, and their impact on German Romantic music.

Composers in Context January 2026 229 x 152 mm 376pp 9781108834278 Hardback £90.00 / US$120.00 R

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Debussy Studies 2

Edited by Barbara L. Kelly and David J. Code

Presents the latest thinking on Debussy, his music and his continuing legacy from a broad range of scholarly perspectives.

Cambridge Composer Studies November 2025 402pp 9781316515853 Hardback £110.00 / US$145.00 C

Provides readers with the necessary background to begin reading and analysing Linear B documents for themselves.

April 2026 244 x 170 mm c.256pp 9781009336437 Paperback c. £24.99 / c. US$32.99 X

Cambridge Greek and Latin Classics January 2026 216 x 140 mm c.320pp 1 map 9781009087629 Paperback £28.00 / US$37.00 X

January 2026 244 x 170 mm 1036pp 9780521765527 Hardback £170.00 / US$225.00 R

CL ASSICS A FTER A NTIQUIT Y This book provides a reassessment of Ptolemaic state intervention in industry and trade, an issue central to the economic and political history of Hellenistic Egypt. Based on a full survey of Greek and Demotic Egyptian sources, and drawing on theoretical perspectives, it challenges the prevailing interpretation of ‘state monopolies’. While the Ptolemies displayed an impressive capacity to intervene in economic processes, their aims were fiscal, and the extent of their reach was limited. Every sector was characterised by significant market activity, either recognised and supported by the state, or illicit, where the Ptolemies did make attempts to establish exclusive control. Nico Dogaer provides a full account of several key industries and presents new conclusions about the impact of Ptolemaic rule, including on economic performance. The book also makes an important contribution to broader debates about the relation between states and markets in historical societies.

Nico Dogaer is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Fellow at the Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) in Paris. He has held postdoctoral and visiting positions at KU Leuven, the University of Oxford, the University of Bologna and New York University. He is the author of over a dozen articles and chapters on the social, economic and cultural history of Graeco–Roman Egypt.

Elizabeth R. Macaulay

Ancient Fantasies and Modern Power

This Element examines the arguments advanced by the Tübingen–Milan School in support of the claim that Plato had Unwritten Doctrines (agrapha dogmata), revealed in Aristotle and other testimonia and indicated – but not explicitly treated – in some of his dialogues. The Unwritten Doctrines are primarily concerned with Plato’s Theory of Principles (the One and the Indefinite Dyad) which accounts for unity and multiplicity respectively. This Element considers two opposing approaches to reading Plato: that of sola scriptura (through the writings alone) or via the tradition. While it may appear counter-intuitive to privilege other sources over Plato’s own works, his criticism of writing in the Phaedrus and the ‘deliberate gaps’, where he teases the reader with the possibility of a fuller response than that provided on the current occasion, firmly indicate the existence of doctrines not committed to his dialogues.

Industry, Trade and the State in Ptolemaic Egypt Nico Dogaer

About the Series The Elements in Ancient Philosophy series deals with a wide variety of topics and texts in ancient Greek and Roman philosophy, written by leading scholars in the field. Taking a theme, question, or type of argument, some Elements explore it across antiquity and beyond.

Others look in detail at an ancient author, a specific work, or a part of a longer work, considering its structure, content, and significance, or explore more directly ancient perspectives on modern philosophical questions.

Series Editor James Warren University of Cambridge

GUIDES TO THE COINAGE

Ancient Philosophy

Aristotelian Ontological Priority and Metaphysical Grounding

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This selection shows students the Letters’ depth and coherence, while providing them with detailed help with language and interpretation.

The first fully comprehensive presentation and analysis of the evidence for the history of the great theatre festivals of Athens.

January 2026 280 x 216 mm 500pp 9780521762069 Hardback £210.00 / US$275.00 R

Volume 1: An Introduction to the Writing System and Mycenaean Greek Lisa Maria Bendall

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Volume 1: The Theatre Festivals of Athens: Documents with Translation and Commentary Eric Csapo and Peter Wilson

This book presents an in-depth chronological assessment of ancient Rome’s urban development over the course of nearly 1,200 years.

Reading Linear B

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THE ARCHAIC AND EARLY CLASSICAL GREEK WORLD Using Coins as Sources KEITH RUTTER

Bryan C. Reece

Neo-Antique Architecture at Cover image: Relief of four scribes, from the of Horemheb, Saqqara, ca 1350 BC. Found Americantomb World’s Fairs, 1893–1915

in the collection of the Museo Archeologico Nazionale, Firenze / Heritage Image Partnership Ltd / Alamy Stock Photo

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Ancient Fantasies and Modern Power

Neo-Antique Architecture at American World’s Fairs, 1893–1915 Elizabeth R. Macaulay

The fantastical ancient GrecoRoman and Egyptian architecture of American world’s fairs embodied the United States’ modernity and progress.

Classics after Antiquity April 2026 244 x 170 mm c.400pp 75 colour illus.

9781009407106 Paperback £38.00 / US$50.00 C

Industry, Trade and the State in Ptolemaic Egypt Nico Dogaer

Reassesses Ptolemaic state intervention in industry and trade, an issue central to the economic and political history of Hellenistic Egypt.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.380pp 9781009413374 Hardback £110.00 / US$145.00 C

ISSN 2631-4118 (online) ISSN 2631-410X (print)

Aristotelian Ontological Priority and Metaphysical Grounding Bryan C. Reece

Aristotle’s theory of ontological priority offers resources to solve a problem for current theories of metaphysical grounding.

Elements in Ancient Philosophy February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009433655 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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The Archaic and Early Classical Greek World Using Coins as Sources Keith Rutter

Concise, authoritative and highly illustrated introduction to the ways in which coinage was developed in the early Greek world.

Guides to the Coinage of the Ancient World March 2026 216 x 140 mm c.290pp 200 colour illus. 3 maps 9781009434089 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 X

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Classical studies

About the series The Cambridge Elements in Greek and Roman Mythology is a series for scholars, graduate students, and advanced undergraduates.

Individual Elements tackle topics that are significantly more complex and multifaceted than could be accommodated in a journal or edited volume. The innovative approach will appeal to scholars and students eager to find new directions for their own research.

Series Editor Roger D. Woodard University of Buffalo

Greek and Roman Mythology

Diachronic Narratology in Greek Myth

Bronze Sculpture in the Classical World

Diachronic Narratology in Greek Myth looks at ancient Greek mythology from the viewpoint of its storytelling through time.

There are hundreds of different figures and stories in Greek mythology, interconnected in a complex narrative network.

While earlier research often sought to penetrate the core of the seemingly ‘true’ or ‘original’ myths, it is now better understood that the way the myths were conveyed constitutes their actual essence: how a story is told, and retold, cannot be separated from the story itself. Based on brief introductions to the basics of mythology and narratology, this Element offers a discussion of three paradigmatic characters from Greek mythology and their voyage through literary history: Odysseus, Herakles and Helen. It demonstrates how a narratological approach can enrich our perspective on, and understanding of, mythology.

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Carol C. Mattusch

Diachronic Narratology in Greek Myth Silvio Bär

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Bronze Sculpture in the Classical World From Text to Context to Technology Carol C. Mattusch

Using a wide range of evidence, this book recreates the lost world of ancient bronze statuary – industry, collections, loss, and survival.

April 2026 280 x 216 mm 400pp 9781009474276 Hardback TBA / TBA

Leadership in the Ancient World

Concepts, Models, Theories Melina Tamiolaki

A cross-cultural examination of ancient leadership, from concepts, theories, vocabulary and models to comparisons with the present.

Antiquity in Global Context October 2025 229 x 152 mm 248pp 3 b/w illus.

9781009493840 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Inscriptions from the Age of Constantine Editions, Translations, and Essays Edited and translated by Raymond Van Dam

Presents texts, translations and commentary on 800 inscriptions that provide alternative perspectives on the reign of Emperor Constantine.

January 2026 254 x 178 mm c.1072pp 10 maps 9781009474603 Hardback £175.00 / US$230.00 R

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Diachronic Narratology in Greek Myth Silvio Bär

Diachronic Narratology in Greek Myth looks at ancient Greek mythology from the viewpoint of its storytelling through time.

Elements in Greek and Roman Mythology December 2025 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009475037 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Studies in Greek Literature

Volume 1: Greek Tragedy P. E. Easterling Felix Budelmann Eveline Krummen

Volume 2: Early Greek Literature, Reception, Ancient and Modern Scholarship P. E. Easterling Felix Budelmann Eveline Krummen

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.630pp 9781009501057 Hardback £130.00 / US$170.00 C

The Invention of Politics in Classical Athens Second edition Cynthia Farrar Foreword by Josiah Ober

Recovers from three Athenian thinkers a distinctive – and still relevant – democratic theory obscured by Plato and Aristotle’s critique of Athens.

Cambridge Classical Classics January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.356pp 9781009492973 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

Studies in Greek Literature

This two-volume edition gathers a generous selection of Pat Easterling’s most significant articles on Greek tragedy and other topics.

The Origins of Democratic Thinking

This two-volume edition gathers a generous selection of Pat Easterling’s most significant articles on Greek tragedy and other topics.

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.470pp 5 b/w illus. 13 colour illus.

9781009501187 Hardback £125.00 / US$165.00 C

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Political Violence in Ancient Greece

Quantitative and Qualitative Approaches to Stasis, 500–301 BCE Scott Lawin Arcenas

Transforms our understanding of political violence in ancient Greece and introduces a new methodological toolkit for ancient historians.

January 2026 244 x 170 mm c.376pp 100 b/w illus.

9781009522885 Hardback £110.00 / US$145.00 C

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The Philosophy of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

Hegel’s Philosophy of Nature

About the Series These Elements provide insights into all aspects of Hegel’s thought and its relationship to philosophical currents before, during, and after his time. They offer fresh perspectives on well-established topics in Hegel studies, and in some cases use Hegelian categories to define new research programs and to complement existing discussions.

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Recent years have seen new systematic interest in Hegel’s philosophical conception of the physical universe. It has become clear that Hegel’s account of nature is revealing both on its own and by providing a non-naturalist understanding of the place of mind in nature. This Element focuses on the very foundations and method of Hegel’s philosophy of nature, relating them to Newtonian and to modern physics. The Element also sheds light on Hegel’s global account of the physical universe as a material space-time system and on his ecological conception of the Earth as a habitable planet populated by organic life. By drawing connections to relativity theory and earth systems science it is shown that Hegel’s conception of nature is very much philosophically alive and can complement scientific accounts of nature in illuminating ways.

Series Editors Sebastian Stein Heidelberg University Joshua Wretzel Pennsylvania State University

Hegel’s Philosophy of Nature Christian Martin

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The Ladder of the Sciences in Late Antique Platonism Selected Essays Dominic J. O’Meara

Explores new conceptions of ethics, politics, mathematics and metaphysics developed in late antique Platonic philosophy.

Cambridge Texts and Studies in Platonism January 2026 229 x 152 mm 434pp 9781009539937 Hardback £105.00 / US$135.00 C

Galen: Writings on Plato’s Timaeus

ISSN 2976-5684 (online) ISSN 2976-5676 (print)

Hegel’s Sublation of Transcendental Idealism

Compendium of Plato’s Timaeus; Commentary on the Medical Statements in Plato’s Timaeus Edited and translated by Aileen R. Das Pauline Koetschet and Mark Schiefsky

Hegel’s Philosophy of Nature Christian Martin

Hegel’s nature philosophy offers a non-naturalist view of mind, aligning with modern physics and ecology to enrich scientific thought.

Christian Krijnen

Speculative idealism is the end of transcendental idealism, as an analysis of Kant, Fichte, NeoKantianism, and contemporary transcendental philosophy shows.

Elements in the Philosophy of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

Elements in the Philosophy of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

The first critical English translation of two previously inaccessible readings

by Galen of Plato’s highly important and influential Timaeus.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm 76pp 9781009557788 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

December 2025 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009555791 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Cambridge Galen Translations January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.385pp 9781009552677 Hardback £100.00 / US$130.00 R

In today’s societies, political and economic issues are closely intertwined, and political philosophy has turned more and more to economic issues. This Element introduces some key questions of economic philosophy: How to think about the relation between political and economic power? Can markets be ‘tamed’? Which values are embedded in the economy and how do those relate to political values? It answers these questions by considering arguments from three theoretical perspectives – liberal egalitarian approaches, neo-republicanism, and critical theory or socialist thought – explaining their different background assumptions but also shared grounds. To illustrate these topics, it zooms in on the future of work: How could work be made more just, democratic, and sustainable? In the conclusion, some implications for research strategies in economic philosophy are explored.

Political Philosophy

Hegel on the Family Form

Politics and the Economy

About the Series Cambridge Elements in Political Philosophy offers concise and original introductions to central topics in political philosophy. Each Element will provide a balanced survey of the current state of debate on the topic in question as well as presenting a distinctive perspective that advances new ideas and arguments.

Andreja Novakovic

Linguistic Investigations into the Languages They Encode Brent Davis

Constitutes a significant advance along the road to the decipherment of all five of the undeciphered Bronze Age Aegean scripts.

February 2026 244 x 170 mm c.520pp 50 b/w illus. 5 maps 200 tables 9781009562348 Hardback £125.00 / US$165.00 C

Ennius Beyond Epic Edited by Jesse Hill and C. W. Marshall

Showcases the full breadth of Ennius’ daring, experimental, and multiform literary corpus.

December 2025 229 x 152 mm 348pp 9781009586160 Hardback £110.00 / US$145.00 C

Series Editors Cécile Laborde University of Oxford Steven Wall University of Arizona

Politics and the Economy

The Philosophy of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

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The Undeciphered Aegean Scripts

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Series Editors Sebastian Stein Heidelberg University Joshua Wretzel Pennsylvania State University

Hegel on the Family Form

About the Series These Elements provide insights into all aspects of Hegel’s thought and its relationship to philosophical currents before, during, and after his time. They offer fresh perspectives on well-established topics in Hegel studies, and in some cases use Hegelian categories to define new research programs and to complement existing discussions.

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Hegel famously argues that the patriarchal, bourgeois nuclear family is a rational institution worth defending. Scholars have asked what exactly to do with this seemingly outdated part of his social and political philosophy. In particular, they have wondered whether Hegel’s concept of the family can accommodate changes to our understanding of what counts as a family and what constitutes family relations. In this Element, I ask whether Hegel’s defense of the family can be reconciled with family abolition, the project not of reforming the family as an institution, but of radically transforming it beyond recognition. By examining the three relationships that Hegel associates with the family – brothers and sisters, husbands and wives, and parents and children – I argue that Hegel’s concept of the family can be reconciled with family abolition so described. What Hegel provides is an account of the family as a site at which important goods have been discovered and developed, without claiming that the family as an institution is necessary for, or even ideally suited to, their continued realization. These goods are singular individuality, ethical love, and material resources.

Lisa Herzog

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Hegel on the Family Form

Politics and the Economy

Can Hegel’s defense of the family align with family abolition?

This Element explores key family relations and radical transformation.

This Element explores key questions in economic philosophy, linking political and economic power, values, and the future of work.

Elements in the Philosophy of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

Elements in Political Philosophy

Andreja Novakovic

December 2025 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009586719 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Lisa Herzog

November 2025 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009592413 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Political Philosophy

Wrongful Discrimination

This Element explores Hegel’s engagement with Spinoza, defending monism, critiquing indeterminacy, and interpreting Hegel’s Logic.

Elements in the Philosophy of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel November 2025 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009593229 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Wrongful Discrimination

Kasper Lippert-Rasmussen

This Element critiques leading theories of discrimination and their limits in explaining indirect, implicit, and algorithmic cases.

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Political Philosophy

Series Editors Cécile Laborde University of Oxford Steven Wall University of Arizona

Political Meritocracy in the 21st Century

Brian Kogelmann

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James Kreines

About the Series Cambridge Elements in Political Philosophy offers concise and original introductions to central topics in political philosophy. Each Element will provide a balanced survey of the current state of debate on the topic in question as well as presenting a distinctive perspective that advances new ideas and arguments.

Kasper Lippert-Rasmussen

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Hegel and Spinoza

Political meritocrats believe political power should be allocated according to virtue and competence. It is an old idea, going back at least to Plato. But what is old is new again, as several political philosophers have recently proposed and defended novel articulations of this ancient idea. The purpose of this short monograph is to offer a critical overview of this literature.

I cover three schools of thought. I first look at epistocracy, a form of government identical to modern liberal democracies, except voting power is allocated to citizens according to competence. I then turn to Confucian meritocracy, where more blatantly nondemocratic forms of political meritocracy are defended. I finally look at democratic meritocracy, which is the idea that elections either do or could (if they were appropriately reformed) select virtuous and competent leaders. I end by offering reasons to think the entire enterprise of political meritocracy rests on a mistake.

Political Meritocracy in the 21st Century

Series Editors Cécile Laborde University of Oxford Steven Wall University of Arizona

KOGELMANN

About the Series Cambridge Elements in Political Philosophy offers concise and original introductions to central topics in political philosophy. Each Element will provide a balanced survey of the current state of debate on the topic in question as well as presenting a distinctive perspective that advances new ideas and arguments.

James Kreines

Wrongful Discrimination

Hegel and Spinoza

LIPPERT-RASMUSSEN

In a generic sense, to discriminate is to differentiate. Generic discrimination is not wrongful. But many instances of a more specific form of discrimination – differentiating between people because they are members of different socially salient groups (henceforth: group discrimination) – are wrongful. This means that people subjected to group discrimination are often wronged, and this bears importantly on whether such acts are morally impermissible. The three main accounts of what makes group discrimination wrongful appeal to considerations of harm, disrespect, and social relations of inequality, respectively.

While each of them can explain the wrongfulness of some paradigmatic instances of wrongful direct discrimination, they explain the wrongfulness of a set of three important nonparadigmatic forms of discrimination – indirect discrimination, implicit bias, and algorithmic discrimination – less well. Overall, the prospects of a monistic account of the wrongfulness of discrimination are bleak.

The Philosophy of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

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War and Community in Late Antiquity

Political Meritocracy in the 21st Century

Edited by Susanna Elm and Kristina Sessa

Brian Kogelmann

A critique of political meritocracy, epistocracy, Confucian, and democratic formsm, arguing the idea may be mistaken.

Examines the responses of discrete late Roman communities to the material, social, and emotional stresses of warfare.

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The Astronomy of Hipparchus

An Annotated Translation of and Introduction to the Commentary on the Phenomena of Aratus and Eudoxus Eric Glover

A comprehensive introduction to the astronomy of Hipparchus, based on ancient sources and modern analyses.

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Calendar, Cult, and Law in Rome to the Age of Augustus Daniel J. Gargola

Explains the calendar’s relationship to natural phenomena and its complex links to cult and law.

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Personal Religion in the Ancient Greek World A Cultural History Edited by Julia Kindt

An innovative and groundbreaking overview that explores the personal dimension of ancient Greek religion in all its different facets.

December 2025 229 x 152 mm 562pp 12 colour illus.

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Visiting the Oracle at Dodona

Contexts of Unknowing in Ancient Greek Religion Hugh Bowden Esther Eidinow

A pioneering exploration of the embodied and sensory experience of visiting an ancient oracle-the oracle of Zeus at Dodona.

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Candice Delmas

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Civil and Uncivil Disobedience Candice Delmas

Explores civil vs. uncivil disobedience, from theory to activism, and its place in liberal democracies.

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Relative Clauses in Proto-Indo-European A Study in Syntactic Reconstruction Krishnan J. Ram-Prasad

Tackles an understudied area of Proto-Indo-European through the lens of generative linguistic theory.

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Athena’s Sisters

Reclaiming the Women of Classical Athens Katherine Backler

Athena’s Sisters reimagines the lives and experiences of women in Classical Athens, showing how they shaped its society and history.

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Women, Wealth and Power in the Roman Republic

Edited by Catherine Steel and Lewis Webb

Elite women controlled substantial property in the Roman Republic and were thus empowered to participate in politics and public life.

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The Philosophy of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

Hegel and Republicanism

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Hegel and Republicanism

Non-Domination, Economics, and Political Participation Christopher Yeomans

This Element explores Hegel’s relation to republicanism, assessing its value for interpreting his thought and critiquing its forms.

Elements in the Philosophy of Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel

Fiction and Education in the Roman World The Cultivation of the Reader Jacqueline Arthur-Montagne

Offers a new understanding of fiction in the Roman world as a sociocultural practice governed by institutions of literary learning.

Greek Culture in the Roman World

Plato’s Crito Brad Inwood

A fresh reading of this crucial Socratic dialogue that challenges the dominant interpretation of it as fundamentally political.

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A Narratological Commentary on Herodotus’ Histories

Editor (introduction and notes) Irene J. F. de Jong

The commentary provides an in-depth analysis of Herodotus’ narrative art as displayed in the key episodes of his Histories.

February 2026 244 x 170 mm c.790pp 9781108470988 Hardback £150.00 / US$195.00 R

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Latin Poetry Across Languages Adventures in Allusion, Translation and Classical Tradition Stephen Hinds

A new exploration of the crosslinguistic relations of Latin poetry in antiquity and since, fuelled by bold readings and juxtapositions.

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.335pp 9781108835800 Hardback £35.00 / US$44.99 P

Aristotle’s Parts of Animals A Critical Guide Sophia M. Connell

The Cambridge Companion to Walter Pater Edited by Kate Hext

A comprehensive philosophical overview of this foundational text in the history of philosophy and the history and philosophy of biology.

The first and only comprehensive introductory study of Walter Pater’s writing, featuring incisive analysis and rich contextual information.

Cambridge Critical Guides

Cambridge Companions to Literature

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The Cambridge History of Arthurian Literature and Culture 2 Volume Hardback Set Edited by Raluca L. Radulescu and Andrew Lynch

A history of the course of Arthurian material in world literature and culture from its beginnings to the present day.

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Teaching Shakespeare’s Theatre of the World

Nineteenth-Century Literature in Transition: The 1800s

Nineteenth-Century Literature in Transition: The 1810s

Disability and the Gothic

Unlocks classroom approaches to explore identity, justice and cosmological order with Shakespeare’s experiment: the theatre of the world.

Fourteen original essays on British literature of the nineteenth century’s first decade, emphasizing new approaches and methodologies.

A collaborative study revealing the 1810s as characterised not merely by cultural transition, but by unforeseen change, hope, and renewal.

An Element on Gothic literature and disability studies that gives an introduction to disability studies as a critical approach.

Elements in Shakespeare and Pedagogy

Nineteenth-Century Literature in Transition, 1

Nineteenth-Century Literature in Transition, 2

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Kristen Abbott Bennett

Andrew Stauffer

Emma Mason

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The Nineteenth Century Essaka Joshua

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William Blake and Romantic Biology ta r a lee

Interactivity and Meta-Engagement in Digital Mystery Narratives

Wales, Romanticism, and the Making of Imperial Culture t i mo t h y h e i m l ic h The Book Unbound luisa c a lÈ

Discovering Britain and Ireland in the Romantic Period e di t e d b y j a m e s wa t t a n d a l i s on o’b y r n e British Romanticism and the Matter of Voice a l ic e r hode s

Robert Wedderburn, Abolition, and the Commons k a t e y c a s t l e l l a no Time and Terrain in British Romantic Writing a l a n va r dy Mary Wollstonecraft and Political Economy c a t h e r i n e pac k h a m

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Romantic Epics and the Mission of Empire m a t t h e w l e p or a t i

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Interactivity and Meta-Engagement in Digital Mystery Narratives

Reading Sympathy in Romantic Literature Stacey McDowell

An incisive exploration of how Romantics understood shared reading, providing new insight for histories of the book and moral philosophy.

Julialicia Case

The Element examines digital mystery games arguing that game studies principles are crucial for understanding mystery narratives.

This Element, Editing an Early Modern Play, is a guide to what editors do, designed to inform, demystify and encourage.

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Introduces readers to the myriad ways in which Victorian literature may shed revealing light on the state of environmentalism today.

Cambridge Companions to Literature

Gothic Poland and British Fiction, c. 1790–1830

About the Series Seeking to publish short, research-led yet accessible studies of the foundational ‘elements’ within Gothic Studies as well as showcasing new and emergent lines of scholarly enquiry, this innovative series brings to a range of specialist and non-specialist readers some of the most exciting developments in recent Gothic scholarship.

Jakub Lipski

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Jimmy Packham

Coastal landscapes and seaside holidays are a cherished part of modern culture: this Element explores their haunting and uncanny underside.

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Biography and the Trade-Gothic Author Yael Shapira

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Coastal Gothic, 1719–2020

Series Editors Dale Townshend Manchester Metropolitan University Angela Wright University of Sheffield

The Gothic

Biography and the Trade-Gothic Author

Dennis Denisoff

Series Editors Dale Townshend Manchester Metropolitan University Angela Wright University of Sheffield

This Element makes a case for the value of biography in studying Gothic novels published by trade presses during the Romantic period. As Section 1 demonstrates, biography has long played a central role in the study of canonical Gothic and in shaping the Gothic canon. In contrast, the biographical obscurity of trade-Gothic authors has contributed to the enduring marginality of their work. Using Isabella Kelly (c. 1759– 1857) as a case study, the following sections demonstrate how biographical knowledge complicates our view of trade-Gothic fiction and its relation to the canon. Section 2 uses new archival findings to update Kelly’s biography, while Section 3 traces covert pieces of life writing embedded in her novels. Section 4 revisits Kelly’s acquaintance with Matthew Lewis, using her fiction to shed new light on their relationship and to question long-held beliefs about the flow of influence in the Gothic literary marketplace.

SHAPIRA

About the Series Seeking to publish short, research-led yet accessible studies of the foundational ‘elements’ within Gothic Studies as well as showcasing new and emergent lines of scholarly enquiry, this innovative series brings to a range of specialist and non-specialist readers some of the most exciting developments in recent Gothic scholarship.

Jimmy Packham

The Gothic

Gothic Poland and British Fiction, c. 1790–1830

Coastal Gothic, 1719–2020

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The Cambridge Companion to Victorian Literature and the Environment

This Element demonstrates how Poland became a gothic setting in British fiction between the 1790s and the 1830s as a result of public interest in the partitions of Poland (1772–95) and their aftermath. It first discusses the ways Minerva gothics capitalised on the appeal of the Polish cause and showcases salient patterns for the ‘gothicisation’ of Poland. This is followed by two focused readings of texts – Jane Porter’s Thaddeus of Warsaw (1803) and Catherine Gore’s Polish Tales (1833) – that build on this tradition and further explore the potential of female gothic frameworks and the gothic’s long-standing investment in war and revolution to generalise and allegorise the political turmoil in Poland. This Element argues that the idea of Gothic Poland in British fiction was negotiated between the particular and the universal, the familiar and the unknown, the need for historical and factual accuracy and the prevalent patterns of gothic obfuscation.

LIPSKI

The Gothic

Coastal Gothic, 1719–2020

Series Editors Dale Townshend Manchester Metropolitan University Angela Wright University of Sheffield

PACKHAM

Littoral zones such as haunted shorelines, oppressively expansive beaches, and the crumbling edgelands around coastal cliffs have been an indelible feature of the Gothic literary tradition since the eighteenth century. They are frequently portrayed as strange, interstitial realms, sites of epistemic and existential precarity, of wreckage and uncanny returns, poised between the homely and unhomely, whose intense openness to the world(s) beyond contends uneasily (yet valuably) with the imagined integrity of selves and nations: it is a region, above all, of unsettlement. Coastal Gothic, 1719–2020 offers the first long-form examination of the coastal Gothic.

Focusing on British and Irish Gothic authors and on the fraught political and human histories of the coastline, this Element examines the function of littoral terror, hauntings, and uncanny encounters as a means of unsettling pervasive conceptions of identity at national, regional, and individual levels.

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.275pp 9781009412810 Paperback £25.00 / US$33.00 P

A Practical Guide Suzanne Gossett and Gordon McMullan

Upending gothic’s Eurocentric origin story, this Companion follows modernity’s monsters, from ‘New World’ plantations to planetary crisis.

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Editing an Early Modern Play

Edited by Rebecca Duncan and Rebekah Cumpsty

Cambridge Studies in Romanticism

Elements in Crime Narratives

About the Series Seeking to publish short, research-led yet accessible studies of the foundational ‘elements’ within Gothic Studies as well as showcasing new and emergent lines of scholarly enquiry, this innovative series brings to a range of specialist and non-specialist readers some of the most exciting developments in recent Gothic scholarship.

The Cambridge Companion to World-Gothic Literature

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Gothic Poland and British Fiction, c. 1790–1830

Biography and the Trade-Gothic Author

This Element is the first critical reading of early British gothic fiction set in Poland.

Why study the biography of tradeGothic novelists? The Element answers this question using Isabella Kelly as a case study.

Jakub Lipski

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The Case of Isabella Kelly Yael Shapira

Elements in the Gothic November 2025 229 x 152 mm 80pp 9781009435192 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

The Protestant Reformation placed intense scrutiny on religious belief in early modern England. But how did this belief work? What resources did it draw on? How did such a faith differ from other kinds of assent? literature became a key site for handling these questions. Focusing on late

tool for investigating what was distinctive about religious belief. Examining the sermons of Lancelot Andrewes and John Donne, the philosophy

David Roberts is Professor of English at Birmingham City University, a National Teaching Fellow, and a Fellow of the English Association.

About the Series Exploring connections between verbal and visual texts and the people, networks, cultures and places that engendered and enjoyed them during the long Eighteenth Century, this innovative series also examines the period’s uses of oral, written and visual media, and experiments with the digital platform to facilitate communication of original scholarship with both colleagues and students.

Patrick Bixby

Series Editors Eve Tavor Bannet University of Oklahoma Markman Ellis Queen Mary University of London

Restoration Acting and Other Business

Quotidian Beckett

and prose fiction of Francis Bacon, and the poems of Henry Vaughan,

Restoration Acting and Other Business

Ashmore shows how legal notions of evidence shaped discussions of faith across a number of different genres, and within a variety of social and political contexts.

Joseph Ashmore is a researcher focusing on sixteenth- and seventeenthThe Livescentury of Henry Harris English literature. His published work has investigated early modern religious writing, including sermons, devotional poetry and the material culture of post-Reformation England. He has held teaching and research positions at Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge and

Magdalen College, Oxford.

David Roberts

Testimony, Faith and Religion in Early Modern English Literature

In this interdisciplinary study, Joseph Ashmore argues that early modern sixteenth- to mid seventeenth-century writing, he shows how Protestant Eighteenth-Century authors turned to contemporary legal discourses to represent and analyse Connections faith. Techniques for evaluating courtroom testimony became a powerful

Ashmore

How did actors of the late seventeenth century supplement their earnings? And what were the relationships between their other business and their acting? This Element focuses on the diverse career of Henry Harris, a leading member of the Duke’s Company between 1661 and 1682, and co-manager of the company for a decade. A skilled engraver, Harris also held appointments at the Royal Mint and as Yeoman of the Revels at court, all against the background of a fragmented private life. Drawing on recently discovered manuscript material, this is the first full-length study of a major performer of the Restoration period.

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Testimony, Faith and Religion in Early Modern English Literature Making Belief

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Courtesy of National Museums Liverpool, Walker Art Gallery.

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Quotidian Beckett Art of Everyday Life Patrick Bixby

The Element examines how Beckett’s writing compels us to see the everyday in unfamiliar, unsettling, and politically charged ways.

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Lost Plots

Interpolated Tales and the Eighteenth-Century Novel Katherine G. Charles

Examines how early novels experiment with interpolated tales, intact tales-within-a-tale, to find different ways of telling stories.

January 2026 228 x 152 mm c.205pp 9781009588621 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Joseph Ashmore

Restoration Acting and Other Business

The Lives of Henry Harris David Roberts

A highly readable account of the multiple careers and complex private life of a leading seventeenth century actor.

Elements in Eighteenth-Century Connections January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009542166 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Testimony, Faith and Religion in Early Modern English Literature Making Belief Joseph Ashmore

A fresh account of faith in early modern English literature, uncovering new connections between theology, law and literary writing.

The Brick-andMortar Bookstore in Contemporary India

This Element offers a stimulating pedagogy inspired by the history of emotion and Shakespearean emotion studies.

Focuses on contemporary anglophone brick-and-mortar bookselling in India and the revitalisation of bookstores in the wake of the pandemic.

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Dorka Tamás

Uniquely celebrates and analyses witches, magic, and demonology from Shakespeare to the Cold War in Sylvia Plath’s writings.

February 2026 228 x 152 mm c.280pp 9781009575515 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.290pp 9781009564045 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Teaching Shakespeare’s Emotions

Anne Sophie Refskou

Sylvia Plath and the Supernatural

Nayantara Srinivasan

Elements in Publishing and Book Culture October 2025 178 x 127 mm 100pp 9781009591201 Paperback £14.00 / US$18.00 P

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Anne Shakespeare’s Epitaph Katherine West Scheil

Anne Shakespeare’s Epitaph offers a reading of this text, and of the material conditions and interpersonal connections that produced it.

Elements in Shakespeare and Text February 2026 178 x 127 mm c.75pp 9781009611084 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Series Editors Claire M. L. Bourne The Pennsylvania State University Rory Loughnane University of Kent

Textual Genealogies and Shakespeare’s History Plays

About the Series Cambridge Elements in Shakespeare and Text offers a platform for original scholarship about the creation, circulation, reception, remaking, use, performance, teaching, and translation of the Shakespearean text across time and place. The series seeks to publish research that challenges—and pushes beyond—the conventional parameters of Shakespeare and textual studies.

TAYLOR AND NANCE

Scale has been the central promise of the digital turn. The creation of corpora such as EEBO and EEBO-TCP has eased the logistics of access to primary sources for scholars of Shakespeare and early English literature and culture and fundamentally altered the ways in which we retrieve, read, think about, and analyze texts. However, the large-scale curation of historical corpora poses unique challenges and requires scholarly insight and significant algorithmic intervention. In sections on “Text,” “Corpus,” “Search,” and “Discovery,” this Element problematizes the specific affordances of computation and scale as primary conceptual categories rather than incidental artifacts of digitization. From text-encoding and search to corpus-scale data visualization and machine-learning, it discusses a range of computational techniques that can facilitate corpus curation and enable exploratory, experimental modes of discovery that not only serve as tools to ease access but accommodate and respond to the demands of humanistic inquiry.

Shakespeare and Text

Textual Genealogies and Shakespeare’s History Plays Gary Taylor and John V. Nance

Cover image: Harry Ransom Center, The University of Texas at Austin.

Collaboration, Technologies, and the History of Shakespearean Bibliography Heidi Craig Laura Estill Kris L. May and Dorothy Todd

Bibliographies are foundational to scholarship; researching Shakespeare requires understanding bibliographic labor, collaboration, etc.

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Textual Genealogies and Shakespeare’s History Plays Gary Taylor and John V. Nance

Chance

A Tale in Two Parts Joseph Conrad Edited by Allan Simmons and Michael Foster Introduction by Susan Jones

Shakespeare’s texts dramatize the genealogies of authority, and his documentary histories challenge our modes of editing and interpretation.

The first authoritative critical edition of Conrad’s 1914 novel Chance, including an introduction and informative textual essay.

Elements in Shakespeare and Text

The Cambridge Edition of the Works of Joseph Conrad

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Elements in Shakespeare and Text

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William Blake and Romantic Biology

Evolution, Originality, and Organic Form Tara Lee

An insightful study showing how Blake’s critique of biological ideas of evolution and self-organization are key to shaping his works.

Cambridge Studies in Romanticism February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.250pp 9781009626453 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009614115 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

‘Exhilarating’ Paul Gilroy

Cormorant A Cultural History of Greed and Prejudice

Gordon McMullan

Antiquity Made Present in Reformation England Classical Translation and the Politics of Counsel, 1530–1580 Fred Schurink

A major new interpretation of early modern translations of the classics, revealing complex engagements with the politics of Tudor England.

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.300pp 9781009647656 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Romanticism Bewitched

Witchcraft, Revolution and the Female Demonic Orianne Smith

Reveals the remarkable flexibility and power of the Romantic-era witch as a symbol of political and social disorder.

Cambridge Studies in Romanticism February 2026 228 x 152 mm c.285pp 9781009650021 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Cormorant

Weeping Eyes

Cormorant is a cultural history of prejudice told through the remarkable story of a bird central to global environmental conflict.

A paradigm-shifting study into the eye’s affective role in sentimental and scientific literature of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.

A Cultural History of Greed and Prejudice Gordon McMullan

March 2026 216 x 140 mm c.422pp 9781009652988 Hardback £35.00 / US$45.00 P

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Seeing and Feeling in the Sentimental Tradition Megan Nash

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.225pp 9781009661751 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

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English literature

Charismatic Nations

About the Series The environmental humanities is a new transdisciplinary complex of approaches to the embeddedness of human life and culture in all the dynamics that characterize the life of the planet. These approaches reexamine our species’ history in light of the intensifying awareness of drastic climate change and ongoing mass extinction. To engage this reality, Cambridge Elements in Environmental Humanities builds on the idea of a more hybrid and participatory mode of research and debate, connecting critical and creative fields.

Series Editors Louise Westling University of Oregon Serenella Iovino University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Timo Maran University of Tartu

Environmental Humanities

Ruin Ecology

This Element discusses the presence of ruins in contemporary environmental imagination. Contemporary ruins, much more than those that served as constituents of Romantic and Gothic aesthetics, simultaneously express a fascination with and a dread of the non-human agencies at play in the world while also countering the nostalgic dimension of traditional representations of ruins. The contemporary success of ruins can be connected to the sense of planetary precarity induced by anthropogenic climate change, and to the widespread presence of eco-anxiety in the public conscience. Moreover, at the centre of ruins’ aesthetic power is the interaction of human and non-human forces, and in the process of ruination, buildings and monuments find new meaning, thanks to the intervention of external agents that human civilization has long attempted to tame or eliminate and that make a disturbing return as soon as anthropic activity ceases.

MALVESTIO

Joep Leerssen

Ruin Ecology

Marco Malvestio

A Cultural History of Nationalism in Europe from 1800 to the Present Cover image: Shutterstock / YevgeniyDr

John Milton in Nineteenth-Century Literature and Visual Culture Laura Fox Gill

Laura Fox Gill sheds new light on Milton’s nineteenth-century legacy with an intermedial approach, bridging literary and visual analysis.

Cambridge Studies in NineteenthCentury Literature and Culture

Charismatic Nations

A Cultural History of Nationalism in Europe from 1800 to the Present Joep Leerssen

Surveying many countries, media and decades, this book offers a deep understanding of the pervasive influence of cultural nationalism.

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.400pp 9781009667159 Hardback £40.00 / US$49.99 G

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A History of Modern Hebrew Literature

Ruin Ecology

A new history of modern Hebrew literature updated according to contemporary theories of literature, culture, identity, and canon.

This Element provides a timely, dynamic, and in-depth analysis of the role of ruins in contemporary imagination.

Edited by Yaron Peleg and Zehavit Zaslansky

January 2026 229 x 152 mm 470pp 9781009667395 Hardback £90.00 / US$120.00 R

An Exercise in Environmental Imagination Marco Malvestio

Elements in Environmental Humanities November 2025 229 x 152 mm 80pp 9781009683012 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.258pp 9781009665421 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

William James and Literary Studies Edited by Kate Stanley and Kristen Case

Demonstrates William James’s role in the history of AngloAmerican literary production and the practice of literary criticism and pedagogy.

Cambridge Studies in Literature and Philosophy January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.370pp 9781009688635 Hardback £90.00 / US$120.00 R

Insects and the Enlightenment

Human-Arthropod Entanglement in the British Eighteenth Century Elizabeth Kowaleski Wallace

An ecocritical investigation of the ways in which insects helped to define the human during the British eighteenth century.

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.200pp 9781009692670 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Entangled Life in Twenty-First-Century Fiction A Multi-scalar Poetics Liliane Campos

This book argues that contemporary fiction helps us to imagine ecological interdependence through a new poetics of scale.

Cambridge Studies in Twenty-FirstCentury Literature and Culture March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.280pp 9781009699419 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

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The Search for a Science of Verse, 1880 to the Present Christian R. Gelder

Offers a groundbreaking history of scientific reading and its impact on the epistemology and politics of modern poetry.

March 2026 228 x 152 mm c.280pp 9781009710213 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

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English literature / American literature AMERICAN LITERATURE

The Italian; or, The Confessional of the Black Penitents Volume 6 Ann Radcliffe Edited by Michael Gamer

The first authoritative scholarly edition of what is arguably Radcliffe’s finest novel, providing rich sociohistorical and textual context.

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.600pp 9781108837828 Hardback £120.00 / US$150.00 R

The Cambridge History of Arthurian Literature and Culture

The Cambridge History of Arthurian Literature and Culture

Medieval Arthurian Literatures and Cultures Volume 1 Edited by Raluca L. Radulescu and Andrew Lynch

Arthurian Literatures and Cultures: 1500 to the Present Volume 2 Edited by Raluca L. Radulescu and Andrew Lynch

The authoritative source for those wanting to explore the flourishing medieval world of Arthur from its very beginnings.

Charts the global spread of Arthuriana up to the present day, exploring its permutations across diverse media technologies.

The Cambridge History of Arthurian Literature and Culture

The Cambridge History of Arthurian Literature and Culture

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.625pp 9781316516003 Hardback £140.00 / US$180.00 R

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.625pp 9781316516010 Hardback £140.00 / US$180.00 R

Provides the first comprehensive study of the culturally and historically significant field of American gay autobiography.

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.440pp 9781009329255 Hardback c. £75.00 / c. US$90.00 R

Race in American Literature and Culture

Race Class

Race Class

THE NEW CAMBRIDGE COMPANION TO TITLE

About the Series The complex history of race shapes virtually every aspect of US politics and cultural life, and efforts to address both the challenges and the possibilities of US racial history are often marked by misinformation or misunderstanding. This series takes aim at the conventional wisdom, working towards a reconsidered past and a reimagined future.

Edited by David Bergman and Guy Davidson

ARELLANO

Editor and Editor

Race Class identifies two competing aesthetics, the “recognitional” and the “redistributive,” that developed in Mexican American literature during the 1980s. Recognitional literature seeks to express an ethnic identity via a circular narratological discourse of self-creation. This expressive view of literature fosters readerly sympathy via testimony and textual personification, the author argues, but ultimately forecloses interpretive judgment. Redistributive literature instead averts the readers’ sympathy to produce the evaluative distance through which interpretative judgment and structural critique are enabled. By tracking these competing aesthetics, Race Class shows why the Chicano Movement should not be understood as a working-class enterprise, why higher education cannot be a mechanism of social justice, and why the left continues to misunderstand the nature of economic inequality today.

A History of American Gay Autobiography

Reading Mexican American Literature in the Era of Neoliberalism, 1981–1984

Series Editors John Ernest University of Delaware Stephanie Li Duke University

José Antonio Arellano

THE NEW CAMBRIDGE COMPANION TO

RALPH WALDO EMERSON Edited by Michael Jonik Cover image: oxygen/Moment/ Getty Images

The New Cambridge Companion to Ralph Waldo Emerson Edited by Michael Jonik

The New Cambridge Companion to Ralph Waldo Emerson offers a provocative and timely reexamination one of America’s most influential writers.

Cambridge Companions to Literature April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.334pp 9781009347761 Paperback c. £18.99 / c. US$24.99 P

The World of Leonard Cohen David R. Shumway

A serious and engaging exploration of the artist’s life, work, persona, and legacy by leading scholars and writers.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm 400pp 9781009350594 Hardback £27.00 / US$35.00 T

ISSN 2753-6343 (online) ISSN 2753-6335 (print)

Race Class

Reading Mexican American Literature in the Era of Neoliberalism, 1981-1984 José Antonio Arellano

Studies two competing aesthetics, the recognitional and the redistributive, that developed in Mexican American literature during the 1980s.

Elements in Race in American Literature and Culture January 2026 229 x 152 mm 80pp 9781009429542 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Allen Ginsberg in Context Erik Mortenson

This book provides the necessary background for understanding Allen Ginsberg, his work, and his importance in twentieth century culture.

Literature in Context April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.400pp 9781009525589 Hardback c. £90.00 / c. US$120.00 R

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American literature / European and world literature EUROPEAN AND WORLD LITERATURE

Complicity and the Antebellum Moral Imagination David A. Zimmerman

An original, wide-ranging study of how American writers and reformers developed and debated the idea of moral complicity.

Cambridge Studies in American Literature and Culture February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.295pp 9781009685511 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Religion in Irish Literature and Culture

A History of Poetry in Italy

1200–1600 Edited by Guyda Armstrong Rhiannon Daniels and Catherine Keen

Edited by Willa Murphy and Chris Murray

Counters pervasive belief that religion is declining, to establish the diverse and far-reaching forms of Irish spirituality in culture.

An innovative history that reveals the immense plurality of genre, form and even language within Italian premodern poetry.

Cambridge Themes in Irish Literature and Culture

January 2026 229 x 152 mm 640pp 9781009424677 Hardback £100.00 / US$130.00 R

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.360pp 9781009191623 Hardback c. £90.00 / c. US$120.00 R

Redefines Arabic literature after decolonization as a multilingual corpus that narrated a shared, transregional political experience that writers called ‘Arab’.

Cambridge Studies in World Literature

CA MBR IDGE STUDIES IN WOR LD LITER ATUR E LI

The Aesthetics of Risk in Franco-East Asian Literatures

X I AOFA N A M Y LI is Associate Professor in Comparative Cultural Studies at University College London. She is the author of Comparative Encounters between Artaud, Michaux and the Zhuangzi (2015). She was Junior Research Fellow at St Anne’s College, Oxford, and is a member of the International Comparative Literature Association’s Research Committee on Literary Theory.

Anne-Marie McManus

January 2026 228 x 152 mm c.280pp 9781009575294 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

CA MBR IDGE STUDIES IN WOR LD LITER ATUR E

The Aesthetics of Risk in Franco-East Asian Literatures is the first book that examines the concept of risk in non-anglophone world literature. Focusing on how risk is produced and reshaped by literary aesthetics, Li argues that risk is a creative rather than negative force in world literature. Instead of disaster narratives, Li approaches risk from the fresh perspective of ludic aesthetics, or playful, gamelike, illusionistic and experimental literary strategies. Comparatively analysing an original selection of texts by modern and contemporary French-Francophone and East Asian writers, each chapter focuses on a particular genre such as the novel, life-writing, poetry, and image-texts. The reimagination of risk in literature is revealed to be closely related to different forms of play such as structured games, masquerade, poetic and intermedial experimentation. Franco-East Asian literatures help us rethink risk in linguistically diverse and cross-cultural contexts, providing a new paradigm for comparative criticism and world literature.

Arab Nationalism, Decolonization and the Making of a Transregional Literature

X I AOFA N A M Y LI

The Aesthetics of Risk in Franco-East Asian Literatures

Cover image: Gentaro Komaki, ‘Ambiguous Figures’ (多 義 図 形) (1940), © Kyoto City Museum of Art

Pablo Neruda in Context

Edited by Ignacio López-Calvo

Contextualizes Pablo Neruda’s opus, focusing on the Cold War, his travels, politics, relationships, influence, and reception.

Literature in Context January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.417pp 9781009635424 Hardback £95.00 / US$125.00 R

African Literature in Transition

Intellectual Traditions of African Literature, 1960–2015 Volume 4 Edited by Jeanne-Marie Jackson and Cajetan Iheka

Adds a conceptual, metamethodological dimension to efforts to take stock of the African literary field through organizing its literary evolution.

African Literature in Transition November 2025 229 x 152 mm 406pp 9781009644839 Hardback £90.00 / US$120.00 R

The Aesthetics of Risk in Franco-East Asian Literatures Xiaofan Amy Li

Demonstrates the creative uses of risk in literature, this book recuperates risk from its stereotypically negative, securitised, and financial definitions.

Cambridge Studies in World Literature March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.280pp 9781009670227 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

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African Literature in Transition Genres of African Literature, 1900–2020 Volume 5 Edited by Moradewun Adejunmobi

A comprehensive history of a wide range of genres in different languages and different formats from African literature.

African Literature in Transition January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.352pp 9781009694643 Hardback £90.00 / US$120.00 R

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European and world literature / Drama and theatre DRAMA AND THEATRE

Alterity in Nepali Literature and Culture Edited by Puspa Damai

Series Editors Trish Reid University of Reading Liz Tomlin University of Glasgow

Empire, Extraction and Power in the Festivals of Britain of 1951 and 2022

About the Series This innovative, inclusive series showcases women-identifying theatre makers from around the world. Expansive in chronological and geographical scope, the series encompasses practitioners from the late nineteenth century onwards and addresses a global, comprehensive range of creatives – from playwrights and performers to directors and designers.

Caoimhe Mader McGuinness

Presents a critical account of Nepali history and culture by examining caste, gender and ethnicity as sites of othering.

Reimagining cities through theatre and performance, this Element tackles ecological justice, decolonial futures, and urban possibilities.

March 2026 228 x 152 mm c.250pp 9781009704199 Hardback c. £95.00 / c. US$130.00 C

Elements in Theatre, Performance and the Political December 2025 229 x 152 mm 75pp 9781009443111 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Peta Tait Denise Varney Lara Stevens

Contextualising Australian theatre within international scholarship, this study addresses major concerns about changing ecological systems.

The Arthur Miller Tapes

A Life In His Own Words Christopher Bigsby

An unrivalled Miller expert here reveals, in a series of fresh interviews, the ‘real’ – or authentic – Arthur Miller.

May 2026 216 x 140 mm c.384pp 9781009636926 Hardback £25.00 / US$29.95 T

Noelia Hernando-Real

ISSN 2634-2391 (online) ISSN 2634-2383 (print)

Empire, Extraction and Power in the Festivals of Britain of 1951 and 2022

Lauren Gunderson and Feminist Theatre in the Twenty-First Century

This Element argues that festivals mixing of art and technology and art reveals the continuities between both events’ historical periods.

The first scholarly study of Lauren Gunderson’s feminist theatre practice, a pathway ‘in between’ the second-wave past and new directions.

Elements in Theatre, Performance and the Political

Elements in Women Theatre Makers

Caoimhe Mader McGuinness

January 2026 229 x 152 mm 86pp 9781009461283 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Ecology and Climate in Theatre and Australian Performance

Lauren Gunderson and Feminist Theatre in the Twenty-First Century

ISSN 2753-1236 (print)

ISSN 2753-1236 (print)

Lisa Woynarski

Women Theatre Makers

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Performing Urban Ecologies

Series Editors Elaine Aston Lancaster University Melissa Sihra Trinity College Dublin

Lauren Gunderson and Feminist Theatre in the Twenty-First Century

About the Series Elements in Theatre, Performance and the Political showcases ground-breaking research that responds urgently and critically to the defining political concerns, and approaches, of our time. International in scope, the series engages with diverse performance histories and intellectual traditions, contesting established histories and providing new critical perspectives.

Lisa Woynarski

her theatre ranges from realism and quasi well-made plays to the experimental in a postmodern/Brechtian fashion, inviting consideration of the form(s) deployed for staging feminism in the twenty-first century. The Element discusses how Gunderson adapts the legacies of second-wave feminist theatre in the United States to provide accessible experimental theatre and how she adopts popular genres in the interest of popular feminisms, giving way to an ‘in-between’ feminist practice: a feminist-theatre pathway that lies somewhere ‘in between’ the second-wave past and new directions.

HERNANDO-REAL

Performing Urban Ecologies

This Element is the first scholarly study of the theatre of Lauren Gunderson (b. 1982), one of the most produced US playwrights and a self-declared feminist playwright. Her feminist claims and theatrical interventions are assessed through four key strands of her theatre making: parodies of Shakespeare’s

canon; women-centred revisions to history; women and Theatre, Performance and ‘entertaining’ feminism through popular theatre and the Political illness; forms. Moving between the mainstream and the experimental,

Empire, Extraction and Power in the Festivals of Britain of 1951 and 2022

events’ wilful intertwining of technology and art reveals the continuities between both periods, especially as they pertain to historical practices of the imperial state and its far-reaching consequences.

Cover image: Mina DeLaO/Stone/ Getty Images

The Other Nepal

MCGUINNESS

Series Editors Trish Reid University of Reading Liz Tomlin University of Glasgow

This Element compares the 1951 Festival of Britain with the 2022 Unboxed Festival to explore both continuities and shifts in the British state’s relationship to empire, power and extraction as expressed in celebrations of national culture. The ideological projects underpinning these governments, distanced by more

than seventy years, might be seen as fundamentally opposed.

Theatre, Performance approaching this comparative study through a conjunctural and the PoliticalYet analysis focusing on the narrations of British identity and both

Performing Urban Ecologies

About the Series Elements in Theatre, Performance and the Political showcases ground-breaking research that responds urgently and critically to the defining political concerns, and approaches, of our time. International in scope, the series engages with diverse performance histories and intellectual traditions, contesting established histories and providing new critical perspectives.

WOYNARSKI

With the majority of the global population living in cities, urbanisation and climate crisis have become urgent planetary issues. This Element examines ‘urban eco-performance’, exploring how theatre and performance intersect with urbanisation and ecological crises to reimagine equitable urban futures.

Through rigorous ecodramaturgical analyses, this Element critiques the colonial and capitalist systems shaping cities and highlights performance’s role in addressing climate justice.

Performances from Canada, Mexico, Nigeria, Taiwan, UK and USA, as well as Indigenous performances, are brought together for the first time to examine how they challenge the human/ nature divide, revealing cities as vibrant ecological spaces. These performances foreground underrepresented voices and reframe cities as ‘bio-urban’ spaces. This Element integrates decolonial and intersectional ecological frameworks over three thematic sections: Living Cities, Petro-Cities and Urban Futures Against the Apocalypse. It argues for justice for marginalised communities while envisioning cities as interconnected ecosystems that can foster collective action and ecological resilience.

Theatre and Censorship in France from Revolution to Restoration Clare Siviter

The very first book-length study of theatre censorship in France between the end of the Ancien Régime and the Restoration.

December 2025 229 x 152 mm 294pp 9781009645966 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Cambridge Studies in Modern Theatre April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.280pp 9781009618267 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

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Noelia Hernando-Real

December 2025 229 x 152 mm 75pp 9781009487405 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Theatre as Technology

Apparatus, Nostalgia, Obsolescence W. B. Worthen

A paradigm-shifting study demonstrating how dynamics shaping technological history and development reciprocate those shaping theatre.

December 2025 229 x 152 mm 226pp 9781009647359 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Women Theatre Makers

Chinese Feminisms and The Vagina Monologues

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Chinese Feminisms and The Vagina Monologues Yingjun Wei

ISSN 2634-2391 (online) ISSN 2634-2383 (print)

Chinese Feminisms and The Vagina Monologues

The Cambridge Guide to World Theatre History

Interlanguage Grammars of Mandarin Chinese

The Emergence and Development of American English

This Element will offer insights into feminist politics, theatrical practices, and epistemologies from a Chinese perspective.

A panoramic view of theatre history, emphasizing the variety of connections between the world’s numerous theatre traditions.

Based on data from the Linguistic Atlas Project, this book tells the story of American English from a linguistic standpoint.

Elements in Women Theatre Makers

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.354pp 9781009703451 Paperback £23.00 / US$30.00 P

Covering a broad range of language aspects, this book provides a systematic and coherent study of non-native grammars of Chinese.

Yingjun Wei

Steve Tillis

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009667791 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Series Editor Helen Sauntson York St John University

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The New Cambridge History of the English Language Raymond Hickey

With contributions from leading scholars in the field, this is a landmark work on the history of the English language.

The New Cambridge History of the English Language February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.4000pp 9781009202022 Multiple copy pack TBA / TBA R

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.320pp 9781009161237 Paperback £30.99 / US$41.99 P

Language, Gender and Sexuality

Language, Gender & Biopolitics

About the Series Cambridge Elements in Language, Gender and Sexuality highlights the role of language in understanding issues, identities and relationships in relation to multiple genders and sexualities. The series provides a comprehensive home for key topics in the field which readers can consult for up-to-date coverage and the latest developments.

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.280pp 9781009100755 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

William A. Kretzschmar, Jr.

KING

This Element provides a transregional overview of Pride in Asia, exploring the multifaceted nature of Pride in contemporary LGBTQIA+ events in Thailand, the Philippines, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. This collaborative research that combines individual studies draws on linguistic landscapes as an analytical and methodological approach. Each section examines the different manifestations of Pride as a discourse and the affordances and limitations of this discourse in facilitating the social, political, and cultural projects of LGBTQIA+ people in Asia, illustrating both commonalities and specificities in Asian Pride movements.

Analyzing a variety of materials such as protest signs, t-shirts, and media reports, each section illustrates how modes of semiosis, through practice, intersect notions of gender and sexuality with broader social and political formations. The authors thus emphasize the need to view Pride not as a uniform global phenomenon but as a dynamic, locally shaped expression of LGBTQIA+ solidarity.

Boping Yuan

Language, Gender & Biopolitics Brian W. King

ISSN 2634-8772 (online) ISSN 2634-8764 (print)

Language, Gender and Biopolitics Meaning-Making and Intersex Variations in Healthcare Brian W. King

Clinician interviews reveal how language, power and biopolitics shape intersex bodies, autonomy and transformative gender possibilities.

Elements in Language, Gender and Sexuality March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009202497 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

The New Cambridge History of the English Language North America and the Caribbean Volume 5 Edited by Natalie Schilling Derek Denis and Raymond Hickey

A comprehensive historical overview of varieties of English in the United States, Canada and the English-speaking Caribbean.

The New Cambridge History of the English Language February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.952pp 9781009205764 Hardback £140.00 / US$180.00 R

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The New Cambridge History of the English Language

Britain, Ireland and Europe Volume 4 Raymond Hickey

A volume examining vernacular forms of English in Britain, Ireland and Europe within the framework of language variation and change.

The New Cambridge History of the English Language February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.600pp 9781009205825 Hardback £140.00 / US$180.00 R

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Language and linguistics Blurb CONTENTS

THE NEW CAMBRIDGE HISTORY OF

THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE

VOLUME X Subtitle

THE NEW CAMBRIDGE HISTORY OF

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THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE VOLUME VI: PART 1 Africa, Asia, Australasia and the Pacific

EDITED BY

RAYMOND HICKEY GENERAL EDITOR

RAYMOND HICKEY

The New Cambridge History of the English Language

Linguistic Foundations for Second Language Teaching and Learning

Africa, Asia, Australasia and the Pacific Volume 6 Part 1 Edited by Raymond Hickey

A thorough introduction to formal syntactic typology, Comparing Syntax systematically covers syntactic variation across languages.

Cambridge Textbooks in Linguistics

Illustrated with a range of handson examples, this book bridges the divide between Linguistics and Second Language Teaching and Learning.

The New Cambridge History of the English Language March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.600pp 34 b/w illus. 42 maps 61 tables 9781009206204 Hardback c. £120.00 / c. US$150.00 R

January 2026 244 x 170 mm c.200pp 9781009291606 Paperback £30.00 / US$39.00 X

Rhythms of Speech and Language Physiology, Cognition, Culture Edited by Lars Meyer and Antje Strauss

This edited collection showcases the current state of the art of research on rhythm in speech and language.

January 2026 254 x 203 mm c.400pp 9781009295857 Paperback £50.00 / US$65.00 C

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.335pp 9781009226387 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

Barbara Lust Suzanne Flynn Claire Foley Charles R. Henderson, Jr. and James W. Gair

Integrating linguistic theory, language typology, and experimental results, this book explores first language acquisition of relativization.

Speech Act Theory

About the Series This series brings together a wide range of disciplines that converge on the study of communication in health

Stavros Assimakopoulos settings. Each element examines a key

Series Editor Louise Cummings York St John University

topic in health communication and is carefully crafted by experts in their respective disciplines. The series is relevant to students, researchers, and practitioners in humanities, medical and health professions, and social scientific disciplines.

Health Communication

Institutional Health Communication in the Information Age

Institutional Health Communication in the Information Age

The Acquisition of Relativization

Pragmatics

Good communication is necessary for good clinical care, but defining good communication has been surprisingly difficult and controversial. Many current ideas that identify good communication with certain communication behaviours, or ‘skills’, were ethically inspired to help doctors see beyond disease to the whole patient. However, promoting specific behaviours is problematic because communication is contextually dependent.

In recent decades, observational research into practitioner– patient relationships has begun to provide a scientific basis for the field, identifying patients’ vulnerability and practitioners’ authority as defining features of fundamentally asymmetric clinical relationships. Future educators can learn from research that explores the judgements that experienced practitioners make when they manage communication dilemmas arising from this asymmetry. In future, instead of the current emphasis on teaching communication behaviours, educators could provide practitioners with knowledge about relationships to inform those judgements, while addressing the attitudes and values that motivate and guide their communication.

RUBINELLI

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Speech Act Theory

Series Editors Jonathan Culpeper Lancaster University, UK Michael Haugh University of Queensland, Australia

ASSIMAKOPOULOS

Speech act theory has been foundational in establishing pragmatics as an independent field of inquiry; yet, recent pragmatic research appears to have drifted away from the theoretical investigation of speech acts. This Element explores the reasons why this is so, focusing on the difference of perspective that emerges when the scope of the discipline is viewed through a narrow versus a broad lens. Following an overview of the initial exposition of speech act theory by Austin, it tracks its evolution, through subsequent Searlean and Gricean elaborations, to the currently received view. This view is then found to have diverged substantially from Austin’s original vision, largely due to its alignment with the narrow conception of pragmatics. Against this backdrop, it is suggested that embracing the broad take on the discipline can allow for a reintegration of Austin’s vision into the way we theorise about speech acts.

Cambridge Studies in Linguistics, 173

An Introduction to Formal Language Typology Ian Roberts

Bridging the Disciplinary Divide Edited by Kathy L. Sands Marnie Jo Petray Gaillynn D. Clements and Lynn Santelmann

A full overview of varieties of English in Africa, Asia, Australasia and the Pacific, highlighting their histories and development.

About the Series The Cambridge Elements in Pragmatics series showcases dynamic and highquality original, concise and accessible scholarly works. Written for a broad pragmatics readership it encourages dialogue across different perspectives on language use. It is a forum for cutting-edge work in pragmatics: consolidating theory (especially through cross-fertilization), leading the development of new methods, and advancing innovative topics in pragmatics.

Comparing Syntax

Sara Rubinelli

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Speech Act Theory

Between Narrow and Broad Pragmatics Stavros Assimakopoulos

An account of the evolving relationship of speech act theory and pragmatics that shifts the focus to a new direction.

Elements in Pragmatics January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009378369 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Institutional Health Communication in the Information Age

An Introduction to Chinese Linguistics

Sara Rubinelli

Chan Lü and Zev Handel

This Element shows the why, what, and how of strategic communication to build resilient, informed communities today.

A student-centred introduction to the fundamental components of Chinese linguistics and essential tools for linguistic analysis.

Elements in Health Communication

February 2025 244 x 170 mm c.400pp 9781009381628 Paperback £32.00 / US$42.00 X

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009380003 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.221pp 9781009373715 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

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Applications of Corpus Linguistics

The Cambridge Handbook of Second Language Acquisition

Established and Emergent Contexts Edited by Gavin Brookes Niall Curry and Robbie Love

Second edition Edited by Julia Herschensohn Martha Young-Scholten Ana Fernández Dobao and Alex Ho-Cheong Leung

With case studies from diverse contexts, this book shows and critically reflects on applications of corpus linguistics research and methods.

With contributions from SLA experts, this updated Handbook offers cuttingedge synopses of recent developments in sub-areas of L2 research.

Cambridge Applied Linguistics

Cambridge Handbooks in Language and Linguistics

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.308pp 9781009381994 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

Illustrated with case studies throughout, this book shows that digital tools provide novel answers to old questions in English linguistics.

By demystifying aspects of academic writing, the book provides readers with the confidence and knowledge necessary to ‘publish and thrive.’

Studies in English Language December 2025 229 x 152 mm 250pp 9781009415712 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.288pp 9781009418799 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL)

About the Series Elements in Forensic Linguistics provides high-quality accessible writing, bringing cutting-edge forensic linguistics to students and researchers as well as to practitioners in law enforcement and law. Elements in the series range from descriptive linguistics work, documenting a full range of legal and forensic texts and contexts; empirical findings and methodological developments to enhance research, investigative advice, and evidence for courts; and explorations into the theoretical and ethical foundations of research and practice in forensic linguistics.

Yolanda Ruiz de Zarobe

Series Editors Tim Grant Aston University Tammy Gales Hofstra University

Forensic Linguistics

Doxxing Discourse

Series Editors Heath Rose University of Oxford Jim McKinley University College London

Doxxing is the deliberate, unauthorized disclosure of personal information, often with malicious intent. Notably, it became a key method of public shaming and vigilantism during the 2019–2020 Hong Kong protests. This Element understands and examines doxxing as a discursive practice. Using critical discourse analysis (CDA), it analyzes online forum discussions and survey and interview data from Hong Kong university students. Findings are examined alongside institutional legal texts to show how doxxing is discursively constructed, legitimized, and contested by different social actors. The case study identifies linguistic strategies such as metaphor, euphemism, and irony, along with legitimation discourses framing doxxing as social justice, deterrence, or moral self-defense. The Element also problematizes legal ambiguities and ethical tensions surrounding doxxing practices. By foregrounding the interplay between grassroots and legal discourses, it contributes to forensic linguistics scholarship on digital harm, power, and morality in contemporary mediated environments.

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Jonathan Dunn

Publish and Thrive Salvatore Attardo Hilal Ergül Elisa Gironzetti and Heather Jerónimo

Edited by Mikko Laitinen and Paula Rautionaho

Language Teaching

Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL)

About the Series This Elements series aims to close the gap between researchers and practitioners by allying research with language teaching practices, in its exploration of research informed teaching, and teachinginformed research. The series builds upon a rich history of pedagogical research in its exploration of new insights within the field of language teaching.

Academic Writing Demystified

April 2026 244 x 170 mm c.774pp 9781009400664 Paperback £60.00 / US$80.00 R

Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) is an educational approach that combines the teaching of subject content with language learning. Originally developed in Europe, CLIL has since been adopted across diverse educational and geographical contexts. This Element offers a comprehensive overview of CLIL, tracing its origins and global development.

It examines the theoretical foundations of the approach, as well as key implementation strategies and their impact on language acquisition, content understanding, learner motivation, and attitudes. Special attention is given to how CLIL addresses diversity in the classroom. The text also explores innovative pedagogical practices, such as translanguaging and multimodality, that promote deeper learning and student engagement. It concludes with a discussion on assessment and teacher education within CLIL contexts and outlines the steps needed for its continued growth. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

Syntactic Variation from Individuals to Populations

Data-Intensive Investigations of English

RUIZ DE ZAROBE

Construction Grammar

Syntactic Variation from Individuals to Populations

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Doxxing Discourse

Carmen Lee

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Syntactic Variation from Individuals to Populations Language as a Complex System Jonathan Dunn

Syntactic variation is an emergent property of a complex system (language) being used by a second complex system (the population).

Elements in Construction Grammar January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009420303 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) Yolanda Ruiz de Zarobe

Discover how CLIL may transform education by enhancing language skills and content understanding simultaneously.

Elements in Language Teaching December 2025 229 x 152 mm 75pp 9781009439237 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Optimizing Decision Trees for the Analysis of World Englishes and Sociolinguistic Data Sarah Buschfeld and Claus Weihs

This Element introduces PrInDT, a decision-tree method for modeling links between extra- and intralinguistic variables in linguistics.

Elements in World Englishes February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009470353 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Doxxing Discourse Carmen Lee

Critically analyzes doxxing, revealing legitimation strategies and informing forensic investigation of harmful online communication.

Elements in Forensic Linguistics February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009518765 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Language and linguistics

Phonology

Phonology in Language Documentation

About the Series Elements in Translation and Interpreting present cutting edge studies on the theory, practice and pedagogy of translation and interpreting. The series also features work on machine learning and AI, and human-machine interaction, exploring how they relate to multilingual societies with varying communication and accessibility needs, as well as text-focused research.

Series Editor Kirsten Malmkjær University of Leicester

Gabriela Caballero and Laura McPherson

Translation and Interpreting

Charting Translation Reception

This Element conceptualises translation reception as a form of cultural negotiation in which cognitive processes and sociocultural factors converge to form understanding.

Drawing on empirical examples from a variety of translational phenomena, it maps a range of methodologies, including surveys, interviews, eye-tracking experiments, and big data analytics, to examine how heterogeneous reader expectations are either reconciled or divided. This Element argues that the ambiguities surrounding readers’ identities and behaviours exemplify how reception thrives on paradoxes, uncertainties, and fluid boundaries. It proposes a nonlinear trade-off model to emphasise that mutual benefits in high-stakes communication can only be achieved when a requisite degree of trust is maintained among all stakeholders. This trust-based approach to translation reception provides us with the epistemological and methodological tools to navigate our post-truth multilingual world, where a new technocratic order looms.

This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

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Series Editors Robert Kennedy University of California, Santa Barbara Patrycja Strycharczuk University of Manchester

Phonology in Language Documentation

About the Series Cambridge Elements in Phonology is an innovative series that presents the growth and trajectory of phonology and its advancements in theory and methods, through an exploration of a wide range of topics, including classical problems in phonology, typological and aerial phenomena, and interfaces and extensions of phonology to neighbouring disciplines.

CABALLERO AND MCPHERSON

This Element addresses the challenges and opportunities that arise in the study of sound systems of understudied languages within the context of language documentation, an expanding field that seeks to develop records of the world’s languages and their patterns of use in their broader cultural and social context. The topics covered in this Element focus on different elements of language documentation and their relationship to phonological analysis, including lexicography, documentary corpora, music and the verbal arts, as well as grammar writing.

For each of these areas, the authors examine methodological and theoretical implications for phonology. With growing concern in the field of language documentation and linguistics more generally for the distribution and implementation of the products of research and its impact on Indigenous language communities, this Element also discusses how phonological documentation may contribute to the development of resources for language communities.

Charting Translation Reception

Bei Hu

This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core at www.cambridge.org/core

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Language Teacher Educators’ Emotions International Perspectives Peter I. De Costa Mostafa Nazari

Bringing together cutting-edge research from renowned scholars, this book explores teacher emotion in a wide range of different contexts.

Cambridge Applied Linguistics February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.272pp 9781009520652 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

Language and Justice Communication in Legal Practice Edited by Tatiana Grieshofer and Kate Haworth

This novel collection presents recent developments in applied research at the intersection of language, communication and legal practice.

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.250pp 9781009540957 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

Critical Realism in Applied Linguistics

Beyond Words

Through both conceptual and empirical means, this timely volume looks at how critical realism can inform research in applied linguistics.

From first words to last, this book explores how we learn, use, and lose language, and what it reveals about us.

Edited by Jérémie Bouchard and Karin Zotzmann

Cambridge Applied Linguistics January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.270pp 9781009572873 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 P

How We Learn, Use, and Lose Language Karen Stollznow

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.260pp 9781009587433 Paperback £23.00 / US$29.95 G

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Phonology in Language Documentation Gabriela Caballero and Laura McPherson

Study of phonological systems through documentary corpora, music and the verbal arts, grammatical description and partnerships.

Elements in Phonology December 2025 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009543620 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

German as a Heritage Language Contact, Variation and Maintenance Claudia Maria Riehl

Through an exploration of German heritage communities, this book gives an insight into the general mechanisms of heritage language change.

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.392pp 9781009590471 Hardback £115.00 / US$150.00 C

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Charting Translation Reception Methods and Challenges Bei Hu

Translation reception: dynamic cultural negotiation where cognitive and sociocultural forces converge to shape understanding.

Elements in Translation and Interpreting January 2026 229 x 152 mm 82pp 9781009569392 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Speech Technology

A Theoretical and Practical Introduction Michael Hammond

Illustrated throughout with samples of code and practical diagrams, this textbook gives an accessible introduction to speech technology.

March 2026 244 x 170 mm c.520pp 9781009606684 Paperback £35.00 / US$45.00 X

Anna Cichosz and Tomasz Dobrogoszcz

Language, Gender and Sexuality

Gender and uptalk in Hong Kong English

About the Series Cambridge Elements in Cognitive Linguistics aims to extend the theoretical and methodological boundaries of cognitive linguistics. It will advance and develop established areas of research in the discipline, as well as address areas where it has not traditionally been explored and areas where it has yet to become well-established.

Wilkinson Daniel Wong Gonzales, Chan Pui Yu Ivy, Zhang Xiaohan Harry, Ng Chui Yin Judy and Chung Yan Ching Karina

Series Editors Sarah Duffy Northumbria University Nick Riches Newcastle University

Creative Construction Grammar

Series Editor Helen Sauntson York St John University

Constructions are long-term pairings in memory of form and meaning. How are they created and learned, how do they change, and how do they combine into new utterances (constructs, communicative performances) in the working memory? Drawing on evidence from word-formation (blending, Noun–Noun compounds) over idioms and argument structure constructions to multimodal communication, we argue that computational metaphors such as ‘unification’ or ‘constraint satisfaction’ do not constitute a cognitively adequate explanation. Instead, we put forward the idea that construction formation and combination are achieved through conceptual blending – a domain-general process of higher cognition that has been used to explain complex human behavior such as scientific discovery, reasoning, art, music, dance, math, social cognition, and religion. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

HOFFMANN AND TURNER

About the Series Cambridge Elements in Language, Gender and Sexuality highlights the role of language in understanding issues, identities and relationships in relation to multiple genders and sexualities. The series provides a comprehensive home for key topics in the field which readers can consult for up-to-date coverage and the latest developments.

Gender and uptalk in Hong Kong English

Linguistic Representations of Women in Old English Prose

GONZALES ET AL.

Cognitive Linguistics

Creative Construction Grammar Thomas Hoffmann and Mark Turner

This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core at www.cambridge.org/core

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Linguistic Representations of Women in Old English Prose A Corpus-Based Phraseological Study Anna Cichosz and Tomasz Dobrogoszcz

The linguistic image of Anglo-Saxon women reveals the beginnings of language bias that establishes male domination in the English language.

Elements in Language, Gender and Sexuality February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009625760 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Gender and Uptalk in Hong Kong English

The Discriminative Lexicon

Wilkinson Daniel Wong Gonzales Chan Pui Yu Ivy Zhang Xiaohan Harry Ng Chui Yin Judy and Chung Yan Ching Karina

Theory, Implementation in the Julia Package JudiLing, and Applications Maria Heitmeier Yu-Ying Chuang Harald Baayen

Including a range of hands-on examples, this book introduces a new theory of lexical processing, covering theoretical and practical aspects.

This Element unpacks the intricate, gendered dimensions of uptalk and its intersections with social factors and personae.

Elements in Language, Gender and Sexuality

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Creative Construction Grammar Thomas Hoffmann and Mark Turner

How do we combine words in the mind? This Element argues that only a domain-general process, Conceptual Blending is used.

Elements in Cognitive Linguistics January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009635271 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.200pp 9781009634595 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 P

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009634069 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Language Teaching

About the Series This series offers a mixture of key texts and innovative research publications from established and emerging scholars which represent the depth and diversity of current intercultural communication research and suggest new directions for the field.

Ju Seong Lee

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Informal Digital Learning of English Ju Seong Lee

Empowers learners by Informal Digital Learning of English, blending autonomy, technology, and social impact across schools and communities.

Elements in Language Teaching January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009641685 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Series Editors Will Baker University of Southampton Troy McConachy University of New South Wales, Australia Sonia Morán Panero University of Southampton

Intercultural Communication

Constrained Multilingualism

Constrained Multilingualism

Informal Digital Learning of English

Traditionally, the fields of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) and Intercultural Citizenship Education (ICitE) have been treated separately in Higher Education (HE) and beyond, with DEI often being associated with domestic diversity, while ICitE is often situated within international contexts. Although such binary perception is no longer adequate due to the superdiversity that characterizes today’s university communities, the origins of this categorical distinction can be explained through an examination of the disciplinary roots, theoretical foundations, primary focus, and implementation approaches. Despite this difference in perspectives between the two fields, the Element argues that DEI and ICitE can complement each other in a variety of positive and productive ways. It does so by identifying the intersections between these two distinct yet interrelated fields and by providing an example of how they can be intentionally synergized in HE practice.

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This Element provides a transregional overview of Pride in Asia, exploring the multifaceted nature of Pride in contemporary LGBTQIA+ events in Thailand, the Philippines, Taiwan, and Hong Kong. This collaborative research that combines individual studies draws on linguistic landscapes as an analytical and methodological approach. Each section examines the different manifestations of Pride as a discourse and the affordances and limitations of this discourse in facilitating the social, political, and cultural projects of LGBTQIA+ people in Asia, illustrating both commonalities and specificities in Asian Pride movements.

Analyzing a variety of materials such as protest signs, t-shirts, and media reports, each section illustrates how modes of semiosis, through practice, intersect notions of gender and sexuality with broader social and political formations. The authors thus emphasize the need to view Pride not as a uniform global phenomenon but as a dynamic, locally shaped expression of LGBTQIA+ solidarity.

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Beyond Grammar and the Lexicon

Indicating and Depicting in Sign Language Discourse Scott K. Liddell

Fully illustrated, this book shows how signer’s hands and arms articulate a sign’s lexical meaning and simultaneously indicate and depict.

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.340pp 9781009646710 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

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Constrained Multilingualism Marco Santello

This Element shows how multilingualism can be thought of and studied by placing constraints as a central object of inquiry.

Elements in Intercultural Communication February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009650595 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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The Sound Patterns of Taiwanese Southern Min Yuchau E. Hsiao

The first full study of Taiwanese Southern Min phonology, covering topics such as interfaces, rhythms and the iGeneration dialectal variety.

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.338pp 9781009654272 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

About the Series The Cambridge Elements in Phonetics series features a range of high-quality scholarly works, offering researchers and

Series Editors Sarah Duffy Northumbria University Nick Riches Newcastle University

students authoritative accounts of current Andreas Musolff

In this Element, the authors propose a new framework for studying how trust is built and manipulated in discourse and apply it to one of the most notorious cases of corporate misconduct in history: the Enron fraud. The framework outlines the discursive strategies speakers commonly use to manage trust, providing a tool for examining how language shapes relationships and enables wrongdoing in both physical and digital environments. The analysis, which focuses on a previously unexplored corpus of telephone conversations involving Enron traders, uncovers the discursive mechanisms through which Enron managed trust both internally and externally while manipulating California’s energy markets. The findings not only provide novel insights into the Enron case but also advance our understanding of the linguistic and pragmatic foundations of trust and the relationship between discourse, trust, and corporate corruption. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

The Phonetics of Tarifit

About the Series Elements in Forensic Linguistics provides high-quality accessible writing, bringing cutting-edge forensic linguistics to students and researchers as well as to practitioners in law enforcement and law. Elements in the series range from descriptive linguistics work, documenting a full range of legal and forensic texts and contexts; empirical findings and methodological developments to enhance research, investigative advice, and evidence for courts; and explorations into the theoretical and ethical foundations of research and practice in forensic linguistics.

Series Editor David Deterding Universiti Brunei Darussalam

Mohamed Afkir and Georgia Zellou

knowledge and research in the various fields of phonetics, as well as research into the pronunciation of a range of languages and language varieties.

Series Editors Tim Grant Aston University Tammy Gales Hofstra University

Forensic Linguistics

Trust, Discourse, and Corporate Corruption

Cognition and Conspiracy Theories

Phonetics

The Phonetics of Tarifit

Cognition and Conspiracy Theories

Tarifit is an Amazigh language spoken in northern Morocco.

This Element provides an overview of some aspects of the phonetics of this under-studied language, focusing on patterns of variation and ongoing sound changes. An acoustic analysis of productions by native speakers is provided, comparing clear and fast speaking styles, focusing on the phonetic realization of vowels in Tarifit: three full vowels /a, i, and u/, and variation in the realization of schwa. The analysis reveals phonetically vowelless words in Tarifit: vowelless productions are a rare, but are allowable variants of some words (especially those containing multiple voiceless obstruents). Another ongoing sound change is explored: post-vocalic /r/ deletion. We find higher rates of r-dropping by female speakers. A perception study investigating native speakers’ discrimination of words is presented. This Element discusses what the findings have for models of phonetic variation, individual differences in language production, and sound change theory.

FUOLI ET AL.

Cognitive Linguistics

AFKIR AND ZELLOU

MUSOLFF

About the Series Cambridge Elements in Cognitive Linguistics aims to extend the theoretical and methodological boundaries of cognitive linguistics. It will advance and develop established areas of research in the discipline, as well as address areas where it has not traditionally been explored and areas where it has yet to become well-established.

Trust, Discourse, and Corporate Corruption The Case of Enron

Matteo Fuoli, Adam Nix, Alicia Wickert, and Annina Van Riper

This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core at www.cambridge.org/core

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Language Rules!

Cognition and Conspiracy Theories

Secrets of a Uniquely Human Ability Asya M. Pereltsvaig

The Phonetics of Tarifit

Andreas Musolff

Variation and Change in a Moroccan Amazigh Language Mohamed Afkir and Georgia Zellou

Conspiracy theories are often dismissed because of supposed conceptual or factual flaws.

It shows how to match their persuasive force.

A fascinating introduction to a uniquely human trait, this book guides the reader about how human language actually works.

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.298pp 9781009658287 Paperback £22.00 / US$29.00 G

This Element provides an overview of aspects of the phonetics of Tarifit, an under-studied Amazigh language spoken in Northern Morocco.

Elements in Cognitive Linguistics December 2025 229 x 152 mm 86pp 9781009660631 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Elements in Phonetics December 2025 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009661263 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Applied Linguistics

Translation and Interpreting

Discourse, Materiality, and Agency within Everyday Social Interactions About the Series

A Zombie Theory of Translation

Elements in Translation and Interpreting present cutting edge studies on the theory, practice and pedagogy of

and interpreting. The series Dariush Izaditranslation also features work on machine learning

Translating His-stories focuses on how women dare to translate stories previously told by men, again but for the first time.

Elements in Translation and Interpreting January 2026 229 x 152 mm 78pp 9781009673167 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

The Element introduces and applies a new framework for studying how language is used to build and manipulate trust.

Elements in Forensic Linguistics January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009665940 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Douglas Robinson

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Mª Carmen África Vidal Claramonte

The Case of Enron Matteo Fuoli Adam Nix Alicia Wickert and Annina Van Riper

and AI, and human-machine interaction, exploring how they relate to multilingual societies with varying communication and accessibility needs, as well as text-focused research.

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Translating His-stories

Series Editor Kirsten Malmkjær University of Leicester

A Zombie Theory of Translation

Series Editors Li Wei University College London Zhu Hua University College London

In “Des Tours de Babel” Jacques Derrida brilliantly deconstructs Benjamin’s 1923 essay, but in “What is a ‘Relevant’ Translation?” his wording suggestively hints at the possibility that Benjamin sees the source text dying and returning to life as the translation, in which only the body (not the mind, not the spirit, not the sense) of the source text survives. Smash these two brilliant theorists’ ideas together and arguably what emerges is a zombie theory of translation: zombies, after all, are mindless embodied revenants. If we shift Derrida’s titular question slightly, and ask “What is a ‘Revenant’ Translation?”, one radical answer would be that it is a zombie translation. To that end this Element not only theorizes the six million Holocaust Shylock-zombies but explores that theme narratively, in a 5,000-word short story interwoven with the 20,000-word article.

Trust, Discourse, and Corporate Corruption

ROBINSON

About the Series Mirroring the Cambridge Key Topics in Applied Linguistics, this Elements series focuses on the key topics, concepts and methods in Applied Linguistics today. It revisits core conceptual and methodological issues in different subareas of Applied Linguistics. It also explores new emerging themes and topics. All topics are examined in connection with real-world issues and the broader political, economic and ideological contexts.

Ma Carmen África Vidal Claramonte

Discourse, Materiality, and Agency within Everyday Social Interactions

Translating His-stories

IZADI

Translation and Interpreting

This Element investigates the interplay between language, discourse, and materiality by focusing on everyday social practices within corner shops and markets in Sydney, Australia.

Drawing on linguistic ethnography and data from interactions involving objects, talk, and people, it explores how discourse and materiality are co-constituted. Employing theoretical perspectives from actor-network theory and the concept of mediational means/tools, the study reconceptualizes the role of non-human entities in meaning-making processes.

It demonstrates that objects actively participate in shaping cultural practices and social dynamics, offering new insights that broaden applied linguistics’ engagement with materiality.

By treating objects as agents in discourse, this Element highlights the entanglement of language, agency, and the material world. It foregrounds the dynamic relationships between humans and non-humans in everyday communicative practices, bringing to the fore the significance of material conditions in the production of meaning and interaction.

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This Element deals with the relationship between cognition, understood as the process of acquiring and developing knowledge, and diverse types of conspiracy theories, or “CTs.” Section 1 lays the groundwork for the analysis by determining four components of narrative argumentative framing in CTs, of which the first three are constitutive for all CTs, with a fourth representing the “optional” collective action-guiding “scenario” component. Section 2 exemplifies manifestations of these components by discussing contemporary and historical “hoax” and “asserting” CTs and “empowering” CTs. Section 3 takes a cognitive-evolutionist and pragmatic view at the conditions for the “success” of CT scenarios. In conclusion, Section 4 formulates lessons for countering the effects of socially detrimental CTs by deconstructing them and by obstructing their dissemination.

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Discourse, Materiality, and Agency within Everyday Social Interactions Dariush Izadi

This Element explores how objects, discourse, and material culture co-construct agency and social action in shops and everyday interactions.

Elements in Applied Linguistics January 2026 229 x 152 mm 88pp 9781009675369 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

A Zombie Theory of Translation

The English Language on Trial

This Element explores the radical corporeality of Benjaminian and Derridean experimental translation through zombie theory and story.

Drawing on the author’s expert witness experience, this book analyzes disputed English meanings that led to US lawsuits.

Or, What is a ‘Revenant’ Translation?

Douglas Robinson

Elements in Translation and Interpreting January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009678230 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Witnessing Disputed Meanings in American Courts John A. Hawkins

Studies in English Language March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.294pp 9781009682787 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

Charting Transfiction

About the Series This Elements series explores the profound influence of language as a source of power and its role in shaping social dynamics. It examines how language can unite and divide, harm and heal, while also shaping perceptions, constructing realities, and influencing relationships within and across individuals, communities, and languages.

Importantly, the series is interested in exploring the empowering and oppressive dimensions of language from various, interdisciplinary perspectives.

Andrea Bergantino

Series Editors Luis Javier Pentón Herrera Akademia EkonomicznoHumanistyczna w Warszawie Sender Dovchin Curtin University

Language and Power

Language as Power in the Language Teacher Education Ecosystem

This Element defends a reading of Kant’s formulas of the moral law in Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals. It disputes a long tradition concerning what the first formula (Universal Law/ Law of Nature) attempts to do. The Element also expounds the Formulas of Humanity, Autonomy and the Realm of Ends, arguing that it is only the Formula of Humanity from which Kant derives general duties, and that it is only the third formula (Autonomy/Realm of Ends) that represents a complete and definitive statement of the moral principle as Kant derives it in the Groundwork. The Element also disputes the claim that the various formulas are ‘equivalent’, arguing that this claim is either false or else nonsensical because it is grounded on a false premise about what Kant thinks a moral principle is for.

KAMALI

Translation and Interpreting

Charting Transfiction

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Language as Power in the Language Teacher Education Ecosystem Jaber Kamali

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Charting Transfiction Patterns, Open Questions, and Future Directions Andrea Bergantino

Charting Transfiction presents an analysis of transfiction studies, diversifying research on fictional representations of translators.

Elements in Translation and Interpreting February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009685443 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

The Cambridge Handbook of the Minimalist Program Edited by Kleanthes K. Grohmann and Evelina Leivada

Bringing together a team of renowned scholars, this Handbook provides an up-to-date account of the conceptual developments of Minimalism.

Cambridge Handbooks in Language and Linguistics April 2026 244 x 170 mm c.800pp 9781108836197 Hardback £125.00 / US$162.00 R

Language as Power in the Language Teacher Education Ecosystem Jaber Kamali

Maps language-as-power across the LTE ecosystem’s micro-, meso-, and macro-levels, tracing historical roots and envisioning future trajectories, including AI.

Sign Language Linguistics

Exploring BSL and ASL Adam Schembri Jordan Fenlon Kearsy Cormier and Trevor Johnston

A uniquely international and comparative introduction to the structure and use of ASL and BSL.

Elements in Language and Power

Cambridge Textbooks in Linguistics

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March 2026 244 x 170 mm 438pp 9781107434158 Paperback £35.00 / US$46.00 X

Modal Sentences

Language and Social Issues

Anastasia Giannakidou and Alda Mari

Building on the logical tradition of possible world semantics, this book explores the rich empirical domain of modality in language.

Key Topics in Semantics and Pragmatics January 2026 216 x 140 mm c.250pp 9781108839372 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

An Investigator’s Toolkit Mary-Caitlyn Valentinsson Shiloh Drake and Amy Fountain

Illustrated with rich cross-cultural and cross-linguistic examples, this textbook provides an engaging introduction to language and society.

January 2026 244 x 170 mm c.350pp 9781108940436 Paperback £27.00 / US$36.00 X

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Semantic Research From Data to Analysis Juergen Bohnemeyer

The first introduction to the study of semantics and pragmatics as empirical science, based on an interactionist approach to meaning.

February 2026 244 x 170 mm c.473pp 9781108441926 Paperback £35.00 / US$45.00 X

Voice and Argument Structure in Basque Ane Berro Beatriz Fernández

Including a wide range of examples, this book provides a meticulous examination of Basque’s argument structure and voice.

Cambridge Studies in Linguistics, 172 January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.250pp 9781316513316 Hardback £100.00 / US$130.00 C

Working with

CONCEPTS Foundational Essays by DAVID COLLIER, with Research Notes on Innovation in the Field

ROBERT ADCOCK RUTH BERINS COLLIER JENNIFER BUSSELL SARAH CHARTOCK LEE COJOCARU MICHAEL COPPEDGE THAD DUNNING JOHN GERRING DANIEL HIDALGO MARCUS KURTZ JODIE LAPORTE BENJAMIN LESSING STEVEN LEVITSKY DANIELLE LUSSIER JAMES E. MAHON ANDRA OLIVIA MILJANIC SIMEON NICHTER JASON SEAWRIGHT SCOTT STRAUS KURT WEYLAND

Edited by ZACHARY ELKINS

Causal Mediation Analysis

Words that Wound

Exploring Online Offensive Language Tahmineh Tayebi and Vahid Parvaresh

Working with Concepts

Geoffrey T. Wodtke and Xiang Zhou

Foundational Essays by David Collier, with Research Notes on Innovation in the Field Edited by Zachary Elkins David Collier

A comprehensive guide to causal mediation analysis, spanning traditional approaches to cuttingedge machine learning methods.

An exploration of how language could be perceived as offensive, this book studies the continuum between explicit and implicit language.

Offers a lively introduction to new ideas about concepts and concept analysis in political science and international studies.

Analytical Methods for Social Research

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A Practical Guide to Time Series Analysis Suzanna Linn Matthew J. Lebo Clayton Webb

We expand readers’ knowledge of linear regression with detailed explanations and applications of key models used in time series analysis.

Methodological Tools in the Social Sciences March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.536pp 9781108407519 Paperback £44.00 / US$55.00 P

PHILOSOPHY

The Philosophy of Biology

Law’s Language

What Is Life?

Revisited

About the Series This Cambridge Elements series provides concise and structured introductions to all of the central topics in the philosophy of biology. Contributors to the series are cutting-edge researchers who offer balanced, comprehensive coverage of multiple perspectives, while also developing new ideas and arguments from a unique viewpoint.

Daniel Wodak

Series Editor Grant Ramsey KU Leuven

What Is Life? Revisited

Philosophy of Law

About the Series This Cambridge Elements series provides concise and structured introductions to all of the central topics in the philosophy of biology. Contributors to the series are cutting-edge researchers who offer balanced, comprehensive coverage of multiple perspectives, while also developing new ideas and arguments from a unique viewpoint.

Daniel J. Nicholson

Series Editor Grant Ramsey KU Leuven

The Philosophy of Biology

The Scope of Evolutionary Thinking

Evolutionary theory has found its way into a staggeringly large diversity of fields outside the biological sciences. This Element examines how crossovers of evolutionary theory from biology into other fields occur, and in what ways such fields can be meaningfully considered evolutionary fields of research. Cases of crossover of evolutionary theory have so far not been examined systematically by philosophers of science, and this Element aims to make a start with developing a philosophical account of this practice as a general strategy in science. It shows that theory crossovers do not consist in straightforward applications of a generally accepted version of evolutionary theory to non-biological phenomena, but must be understood differently. As an alternative account, it is suggested that crossovers of evolutionary theory involve a general style of thinking – evolutionary thinking – and it is shown how this provides a unifying perspective on crossovers of evolutionary theory between fields. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

REYDON

Erwin Schrödinger’s What Is Life? is one of the most celebrated scientific works of the twentieth century. However, like most classics, it is far more often cited than read. Efforts to seriously engage with Schrödinger’s arguments are rare. This Element explores how well his ideas have stood the test of time. It argues that Schrödinger’s emphasis on the rigidity and specificity of the hereditary material (which stemmed from his attempt to explain biological order from physical principles) influenced how molecular biologists conceptualized macromolecules, resulting in a deterministic, engineering view of the cell that is still popular today—even if it is increasingly at odds with experimental findings. Drawing on archival sources, this Element also uncovers Schrödinger’s motivations in writing What Is Life? and suggests that his biological proposals are best understood in the context of his longstanding dispute with other physicists regarding the interpretation and extension of quantum mechanics.

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The Scope of Evolutionary Thinking Thomas A. C. Reydon

This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core at www.cambridge.org/core

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by Ernst Haeckel, public domain ISSN 2631-5807 (print)

Law’s Language

Meaning and Normativity Daniel Wodak

This Element evaluates the dominant answers from analytic jurisprudence in light of current philosophy of language.

Elements in Philosophy of Law December 2025 229 x 152 mm 75pp 9781009114073 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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by Ernst Haeckel, public domain

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What Is Life? Revisited Daniel J. Nicholson

Provides a comprehensive examination of the origins, reception, impact, and legacy of Schrödinger’s What is Life?.

Elements in the Philosophy of Biology November 2025 229 x 152 mm 104pp 9781009124188 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

The Scope of Evolutionary Thinking Thomas A. C. Reydon

Presents a novel account of the ways in which evolutionary theory is applied in fields of research outside biological science.

Elements in the Philosophy of Biology October 2025 229 x 152 mm 94pp 9781009181846 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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A Philosophical History of the Concept

Edited by Stephan Schmid and Hamid Taieb

Traces the history of the concept of concept, revealing its impact on our understanding of thought, reality, and philosophy itself.

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.476pp 9781009273824 Hardback £90.00 / US$120.00 R

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Philosophy

Women in the History of Philosophy

Harriet Jacobs

Harriet Jacobs

About the Series In this Cambridge Elements series, distinguished authors provide concise and structured introductions to a comprehensive range of prominent and lesser-known figures in the history of women’s philosophical endeavour, from ancient times to the present day.

COFFEE

Long celebrated for her heroic feat of endurance in escaping slavery and subsequent activism, Harriet Jacobs was also an astute political thinker. Her book, Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl, is a remarkable philosophical text. It is one of the most insightful reflections, both on the nature of life as a slave, and on the relationships amongst slaves and between enslaved and free people. The author places Jacobs in the republican tradition of political thought. Bringing Jacobs into dialogue with Frederick Douglass, the author argues that Jacobs’s emphasis on sexual abuse and the importance of slave relationships offers us a basis for a feminist republicanism. Jacobs also emphasises the structural nature of slavery, reinforced by propaganda and social prejudices. These implicate not just slaveholders but also the free population in slavery’s wrongs.

Series Editor Jacqueline Broad Monash University

Alan. M. S. J. Coffee

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Law and Morality in Kant

Why Read Maimonides Today?

Edited by Martin Brecher and Philipp-Alexander Hirsch

Steven Nadler

An introduction to Maimonides’ life and thought using a number of enduring philosophical topics to showcase his continued relevance today.

Provides a comprehensive treatment of law and morality in Kant and sheds new light on Kant’s practical philosophy more broadly.

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A sustained study of Harriet Jacobs’s as a political philosopher, casting her as major theorist of nature of slavery.

Yuval Avnur

An accessible account of Pascal’s philosophy and its applications to philosophical and practical issues today.

Elements on Women in the History of Philosophy

Why Read Them Today

November 2025 229 x 152 mm 84pp 9781009318426 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

April 2026 216 x 140 mm c.200pp 9781009321440 Paperback £14.99 / US$19.99 G

Cosmology and astrophysics provide a unique resource for philosophers of science: due to novel physics, the remoteness of their targets, and the range of relevant spatiotemporal scales, research in these areas pushes the methodology of empirical science to its limits. It should therefore not be surprising that philosophy of cosmology, and, to a lesser degree, philosophy of astrophysics, have seen an explosive growth over the past two decades. This Cambridge Element surveys the existing literature, identifies areas for future research, and highlights how philosophy of cosmology and astrophysics have implications for debates in general philosophy of science.

About the Series This Cambridge Elements series provides concise and structured introductions to all the central topics in the philosophy of physics. The Elements in the series are written by distinguished senior scholars and bright junior scholars with relevant expertise, producing balanced, comprehensive coverage of multiple perspectives in the philosophy of physics.

Christian Tarsney

Series Editor James Owen Weatherall University of California, Irvine

Philosophy of Physics

Classical and Quantum Phase Space Mechanics

Small Probabilities and High Stakes

THÉBAULT

Series Editor Martin Peterson Texas A&M University

Why Read Pascal Today?

Alan M. S. J. Coffee

Decision Theory and Philosophy

Small Probabilities and High Stakes

About the Series This Cambridge Elements series offers an extensive overview of decision theory in its many and varied forms. Distinguished authors provide an up-to-date summary of the results of current research in their fields and give their own take on what they believe are the most significant debates influencing research, drawing original conclusions.

Harriet Jacobs

TARSNEY

Disagreement is a common feature of a social world. For various reasons, however, we sometimes need to resolve a disagreement into a single set of opinions. This can be achieved by pooling the opinions of individuals that make up the group. This Element provides an opinionated survey on some ways of pooling opinions: linear pooling, multiplicative pooling (including geometric), and pooling through imprecise probabilities. While this Element gives significant attention to the axiomatic approach in evaluating pooling strategies, it also evaluates them in terms of the epistemic and practical goals they might meet. In doing so, this Element connects opinion pooling to some philosophical problems in social epistemology and the philosophy of action, illuminating different perspectives one might take when figuring out how to pool opinions for a given purpose. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

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Classical and Quantum Phase Space Mechanics Karim Pierre Yves Thébault

This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core at www.cambridge.org/core

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Interpreting Sellars Critical Essays Edited by Carl B. Sachs

A collection of essays covering Sellars’s philosophy of language, philosophy of mind, ethical theory, and his place in the history of philosophy.

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.320pp 9781009330534 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Cover image: Newton’s Cradle (George Diebold / Getty Images).

ISSN 2517-4827 (online) ISSN 2517-4819 (print)

Small Probabilities and High Stakes Christian Tarsney

This Element compares rival principles for weighing small probabilities of extremely good or bad outcomes.

The Practical Mind Skill, Knowledge, and Intelligence Carlotta Pavese

Elements in Decision Theory and Philosophy

Skills enter centrally into an explanation of our successes.

But what are they? How are we to understand the nature of the practical mind?

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009333030 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.288pp 9781009336925 Hardback £110.00 / US$145.00 C

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Classical and Quantum Phase Space Mechanics

Karim Pierre Yves Thébault

Phase spaces in mechanical theory are structured possibility spaces, Liouville’s theorem constrains their representational capacity.

Elements in the Philosophy of Physics February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009352031 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Philosophy

Johann Gottfried Herder: Letters for the Advancement of Humanity Volume 4 Herder Edited and translated by John K. Noyes

The first complete English translation of one of Herder’s most important works of political philosophy.

Cambridge Herder Translations January 2026 229 x 152 mm 676pp 9781009356862 Hardback £120.00 / US$160.00 R

Why Read Wollstonecraft Today?

This engaging and accessible book brings the pioneering feminist philosopher Mary Wollstonecraft into dialogue with contemporary social and political issues.

Why Read Them Today January 2026 216 x 140 mm c.200pp 9781009360043 Paperback £14.99 / US$19.99 G

Christian love and love of God, as well as love of romantic partners

The first systematic exploration of the relationship between two increasingly central concepts in political philosophy and theory – vulnerability and relational equality.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.250pp 9781009375603 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.280pp 9781009379854 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

cambridge critical guides

self-righteousness, despair, equality, commitment, sociality, and meaning in life. Drawing on both analytic and continental European traditions, the contributors revisit the vexed and contested questions of this book and demonstrate its continuing relevance and importance to present-day debates.

Jeffrey Hanson is Associate Professor of Philosophy at New College of Florida and Senior Philosopher at Harvard University’s Human Flourishing Program.

Wojciech Kaftanski is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Jagiellonian University and Research Affiliate at Harvard University’s Human

places that claim in a new light, showing its centrality both to Hegel’s

begins with Leibniz’s distinctively modern project of proving that the world is a hospitable home for rational subjects, before turning to Kant’s critical appropriation of Leibniz’s programme in light of his radical reconfiguration

K I E R K E G A A R D ’ S Works of Love

authenticity, God, hermeneutics, environmentalism, politics, justice,

retelling of the development from Leibniz to Kant to Hegel, this book

and to his understanding of the task of philosophy as such. The account

appreciatively from a diverse range of perspectives. The essays in and expand upon topics including duty, virtue, selfhood, friendship,

as an outdated or implausible feature of his thought. Yet through a novel

transformations of such fundamental notions as freedom and goodness,

philosophical and religious text, but it is now being appraised more this Critical Guide engage with Kierkegaard’s unique view of love

Hegel’s claim that his philosophy provides a theodicy tends to be dismissed

KIERKEGAARD’S

of freedom as autonomy. Hegel’s attempt to liberate Kant’s philosophy from its residual rationalist and theological commitments then gives birth to his programme of reconciling us with the world, but only by turning the prior tradition of theodicy on its head.

Works of Love

Alex Englander is a Research Associate at Institute for Philosophy, University of Bonn. He has published a number of essays in journals including Hegel Bulletin and the European Journal of Philosophy.

A Critical Guide

Edited by

Jeffrey Hanson and Wojciech Kaftanski

Flourishing Program.

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Reason and the Good in Leibniz, Kant and Hegel

and friends. It was initially considered austere and unrewarding as a

A ground-breaking theory of human nature and its relevance to ethics, bringing ancient ideas into dialogue with cutting-edge science and philosophy.

Costanza Porro Christine Straehle

Englander

greatest thinkers. It considers different types of love including

Hanson and Kaftanski

monumental text on love from one of the nineteenth century’s

Vulnerability and Relational Equality

A Theory of Natural Perfectionism Tom Angier

Sandrine Bergès

Kierkegaard’s Works of Love, published in 1847, is considered a

Human Nature, Human Goods

Reason and the Good in Leibniz, Kant and Hegel Theodicies of Freedom Alex Englander

Gjerninger” – “Første Følge.” series cover design: sue watson

Kant on Property Rights and International Law Alice Pinheiro Walla

Argues that property rights and territorial rights provide a strong justification for international law in Kant’s legal philosophy.

Elements in the Philosophy of Immanuel Kant March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009402583 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

A Philosopher Looks at the Weather Benjamin Hale

Raising profound questions about our control over the natural world, this book explores human beings’ multifaceted relationship with the weather.

A Philosopher Looks At April 2026 198 x 129 mm c.249pp 9781009402682 Paperback £14.99 / US$18.99 G

Kierkegaard’s Works of Love

A Critical Guide Edited by Jeffrey Hanson and Wojciech Kaftanski

New and original essays from both established and young scholars on Kierkegaard’s monumental text on love.

Reason and the Good in Leibniz, Kant and Hegel

Theodicies of Freedom Alex Englander

Cambridge Critical Guides

Explains how Hegel understood his philosophy as developing a theodicy through identifying and resolving the paradoxes of Leibniz and Kant.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.316pp 9781009416481 Hardback £90.00 / US$120.00 C

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.310pp 9781009442596 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

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About the Series This Cambridge Elements series provides concise and structured introductions to all of the central topics in the philosophy of biology. Contributors to the series are cutting-edge researchers who offer balanced, comprehensive coverage of multiple perspectives, while also developing new ideas and arguments from a unique viewpoint.

Keshav Singh

Series Editor Grant Ramsey KU Leuven

The Philosophy of Biology

Modelling Evolution

Sikh Ethics

VEIT

This Element discusses the central role of models within evolutionary biology, offering an accessible introduction and synthesis of literature in both evolutionary biology and the philosophy of models. We will examine three questions: first, what does it mean to be a ‘model’ and to engage in ‘modelling’? Second, what types of models are employed within evolutionary biology? Third, how can models of evolution be tested? In exploring the answers to these questions, this Element hopes to highlight how evolutionary biology and philosophy of biology can usefully interact to understand conceptual and methodological problems arising from modelling evolution.

Global Philosophy of Religion

Sikh Ethics

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Modelling Evolution Walter Veit

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by Ernst Haeckel, public domain

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Sikh Ethics

Thomism Revisited

Pragmatism Revisited

Modelling Evolution

The Element shows that Sikh philosophy contains a systematic ethical theory which has been ignored in the West.

In this volume, leading specialists in Aquinas’s thought revisit Thomism and assess how it is viewed today.

This Element addresses conceptual and methodological problems arising from the modelling of evolution.

Elements in Global Philosophy of Religion

Philosophical Movements Revisited

An exploration of pragmatism’s continuing vitality and relevance to epistemology, social and political philosophy, applied ethics, metaphysics, and more.

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Keshav Singh

Gaven Kerr

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009452298 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

The Virtues of Citizenship and Constitutions Thornton Lockwood

Aristotle’s account of justice remains central to contemporary theorists; this book elucidates its historical origins and intellectual context.

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.288pp 9781009491426 Hardback £110.00 / US$145.00 C

The Notion of Vitality in African Philosophy of Religion

Elements in the Philosophy of Biology

The Philosophy of Immanuel Kant

Kant on Respect (Achtung)

Kant on Respect (Achtung)

Aristotle on Justice

Global Philosophy of Religion

This Element reconstructs Kant’s puzzling statements about the moral feeling of respect (Achtung), which is “a feeling self-wrought by means of a rational concept and therefore specifically different” from all common feelings (4:401n.).

The focus is on the systematic position of respect within the framework of Kant’s major works and within the faculties of the human mind. The concept of respect is discussed with regard to (i) the transcendental problem of noumenal causation in Kant’s first Critique; (ii) the practical problem of moral motivation in Kant’s second Critique; (iii) the aesthetic problem of feeling and the dynamic sublime in Kant’s third Critique; and (iv) the problem of moral imputability and education in Kant’s Religion and Metaphysics of Morals. By considering its self-reflective volitional structure, this Element argues for a compatibilist account of the moral feeling of respect, according to which both intellectualist and affectivist interpretations are true.

Walter Veit

NOLLER

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Series Editor Yujin Nagasawa University of Oklahoma

The Notion of Vitality in African Philosophy of Religion

About the Series This Cambridge Elements series provides concise and structured overviews of a wide range of religious beliefs and practices, with an emphasis on global, multi-faith viewpoints. Leading scholars from diverse cultural backgrounds and geographical regions explore topics and issues that have been overlooked by Western philosophy of religion.

ATTOE AND CHIMAKONAM

Since the early works of scholars like Alexis Kagame and Placide Tempels, discussions on the concept of vitality in African philosophy have acquired many dimensions. With scholars like Noah Dzobo and Thaddeus Metz projecting it as a grounding for human values and dignity, Aribiah Attoe and Yolanda Mlungwana each exploring vitalist conceptions of meaning in life, and Ada Agada approaching vitality from a proto-panpsychist/consolationist perspective. Indeed, vitality features as an important concept in African philosophy of religion. This Element contributes to the discourse on vitality in African philosophy of religion by providing a critical overview of some traditional interpretations of the concept from the Bantu, Yoruba, and Igbo religious/philosophical worldviews.

Furthermore, it explores how the concept of vitality features in discussions of ethics, dignity, and meanin-g in life. Finally, the Element provides a critique of the concept based on the interventions of Innocent Asouzu, Metz, and Bernard Matolino.

Edited by Robert Lane

About the Series Series Editors Desmond Hogan This Cambridge Elements series provides an extensive overview of Kant’s philosophy Princeton

Jörg Noller

University and its impact upon philosophy and Aribiah David Attoe and philosophers.

Distinguished Kant Howard Williams specialists provide an up-to-date summary University of Cardiff Amara Esther Chimakonam of the results of current research in their Allen Wood fields and give their own take on what they believe are the most significant debates influencing research, drawing original conclusions.

Indiana University

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The Notion of Vitality in African Philosophy of Religion

Aribiah David Attoe and Amara Esther Chimakonam

This Element examines the notion of vitality as a foundational concept, grounding ethics, personhood, and meaning in life.

Elements in Global Philosophy of Religion November 2025 229 x 152 mm 68pp 9781009506007 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Kant on Respect (Achtung)

A New Theory of Sufficientarian Justice

This Element reconstructs Kant’s puzzling statements about the moral feeling of respect (Achtung) and shows its systematic significance.

This new theory of sufficientarianism suggests that justice requires that everyone has enough in all relevant value spheres.

Elements in the Philosophy of Immanuel Kant

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.240pp 9781009531429 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Jörg Noller

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009511070 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Philosophy

The Indispensability of Intuitions

About the Series This Cambridge Elements series provides an extensive overview of the philosophy of mathematics in its many and varied forms. Distinguished authors will provide an up-to-date summary of the results of current research in their fields and give their own take on what they believe are the most significant debates influencing research, drawing original conclusions.

Marc A. Moffett

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The Indispensability of Intuitions

Uncovers Charles Darwin’s forgotten philosophical theory of emotion, which combines earlier associationist theories with his theory of evolution.

A ground-breaking study of Kant and Hegel, rethinking autonomy as a form of life.

Offers a defence of a nonphenomenological theory foundational reasons that explains features of intuitions.

Thomas Khurana

Marc A. Moffett

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.400pp 9781009542449 Hardback £125.00 / US$165.00 C

Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason is one of the most important works in the Western philosophical tradition, which made seminal contributions to epistemology, metaphysics, and the foundations of moral philosophy.

This second edition streamlines and updates its editors’ Introduction, and extensively updates its Bibliography. It renders Kant’s terminology and style of argument more accurately and accessibly than any other translation into English. It also supplies more extensive annotation and contextualization of Kant’s work than any other edition in English or even in German, recording not only all the variations between the two substantially different editions of the book that Kant published in 1781 and 1787 but, for the first time in any edition, all of the notes he made in his own copy in the period between those two editions. This translation makes well-informed study of the Critique in English more possible than ever before.

André Curtis-Trudel

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The Life of Freedom in Kant and Hegel

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Computability and Computational Explanation

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Darwin’s Philosophy of Emotion Trip Glazer

Series Editors Penelope Rush University of Tasmania Stewart Shapiro The Ohio State University

The Philosophy of Mathematics

Computability and Computational Explanation

This Element looks at the very beginning of the philosophy of mathematics in Western thought. It covers the first reflections on attempts to untie mathematics from its practical usage in administration, commerce, and land-surveying and discusses the first ideas to see mathematical structures as constituents underlying the physical world in the Pythagoreans. The first two sections focus on the epistemic status of mathematical knowledge in relation to philosophical knowledge and on the various ontological positions ancient Greek philosophers in early and classical times ascribe to mathematical objects – from independent and separate entities to mere abstractions and idealisations. Section 3 discusses the paradigmatic role mathematical deductions have played for philosophy, the role of mathematical diagrams, and mathematical methods of interest for philosophers. Section 4, finally, investigates a couple of individual concepts that are fundamental for both philosophy and mathematics, such as infinity.

CURTIS-TRUDEL

Series Editor Stephen Hetherington University of New South Wales, Sydney

Epistemology

The Indispensability of Intuitions

About the Series This Elements series seeks to cover all aspects of a rapidly evolving field, including emerging and evolving topics such as: fallibilism; knowing how; self-knowledge; knowledge of morality; knowledge and injustice; formal epistemology; knowledge and religion; scientific knowledge; collective epistemology; applied epistemology; virtue epistemology; wisdom. The series demonstrates the liveliness and diversity of the field, while also pointing to new areas of investigation.

MOFFETT

The idea that human beings possess a substantive source of non-experiential evidence (intuitions) has been ridiculed as mystical or hopelessly mysterious. This Element argues that intuitions are neither. On the contrary, it argues that intuitions are a ubiquitous and familiar feature of our cognitive lives and that their evidential status is no more puzzling than that of any other source of evidence. The author does not, however, parry this accusation by assimilating intuitions to less metaphysically uncomfortable entities. Assimilation is futile. Rather, they treat intuitions as their own kind of sui generis intentional states. But unlike many treatments of intuition, the focus is not on their role in the “a priori” disciplines. Instead, the author argues that eschewing intuitions undermines our knowledge on a very broad scale; they are epistemically indispensable. This Element constitutes a sustained argument for this conclusion.

Elements in Epistemology November 2025 229 x 152 mm 72pp 9781009544467 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

THE CAMBRIDGE EDITION OF THE WORKS OF IMMANUEL K ANT

Critique of Pure Reason Translated and Edited by Paul Guyer and

Computability and Computational Explanation André Curtis-Trudel

This Element is a primer on computability theory and its key applications in empirical science.

Elements in the Philosophy of Mathematics February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009551793 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

THE CAMBRIDGE EDITION OF THE WORKS OF

IMMANUEL K ANT

Critique of Pure Reason

Allen W. Wood

Paul Guyer is Jonathan Nelson Professor of Humanities and Philosophy emeritus, Brown University, and Florence R.C. Murray Professor in the Humanities emeritus, University of Pennsylvania. He is the author, editor, and translator of more than thirty books on the philosophy of Kant and also the history of aesthetics and moral philosophy.

Allen W. Wood is Ruth Norman Halls Professor at Indiana University Bloomington, and Ward W. and Priscilla B. Woods Professor emeritus at Stanford University. He is the editor of Kant: Religion and Rational Theology in the Cambridge Edition of the Works of Immanuel Kant (Cambridge University Press, 2008) and the author of many other books.

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Heidegger and German Platonism

The Shadows of Marburg Antoine Pageau-St Hilaire

This book is a critical examination of twentieth-century German Platonism in the light of Martin Heidegger’s critique of Platonism.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.300pp 9781009564441 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

A Metaphysics and Science of our Agency Jason D. Runyan

An integrative study of action, intention, purpose, and free will, and what we are discovering about our agency through science.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.220pp 9781009581783 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Kant: Critique of Pure Reason Second edition Edited by Paul Guyer Edited and translated by Allen W. Wood

An updated second edition of the most accurate and informative translation of Kant’s magnum opus ever published.

The Cambridge Edition of the Works of Immanuel Kant November 2025 229 x 152 mm 764pp 9781009600057 Paperback £39.99 / US$49.99 G

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Hegel’s Inversion of Philosophy

The Metaphysics of the Made W. Clark Wolf

An interpretation of Hegel’s philosophy as being oriented by the logical structure of the humanly made world, in which concepts are realized objectively.

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.288pp 9781009621458 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Philosophy

Philosophy of Science

Science Denial

Science Denial

es Editor ob Stegenga U Singapore

About the Series This Elements series seeks to cover all aspects of a rapidly evolving field, including emerging and evolving topics such as: fallibilism; knowing how; self-knowledge; knowledge of morality; knowledge and injustice; formal epistemology; knowledge and religion; scientific knowledge; collective epistemology; applied epistemology; virtue epistemology; wisdom. The series demonstrates the liveliness and diversity of the field, while also pointing to new areas of investigation.

Gabriele Contessa

ISSN 2517-7273 (online) ISSN 2517-7265 (print)

Series Editor Stephen Hetherington University of New South Wales, Sydney

Epistemology

Reliabilism and its Rivals

Received theories of self-deception are problematic. The traditional view, according to which self-deceivers intend to deceive themselves, generates paradoxes: you cannot deceive yourself intentionally because you know your own plans and intentions. Non-traditional views argue that self-deceivers act intentionally but deceive themselves unintentionally or that self-deception is not intentional at all. The non-traditional approaches do not generate paradoxes, but they entail that people can deceive themselves by accident or by mistake, which is controversial. The author in this Element argues that a functional analysis of deception solves these problems. On the functional view, a certain thing is deceptive if and only if its function is to mislead; hence, while (self-)deception may but need not be intended, it is never accidental or a mistake. Also, self-deceivers need not benefit from deception and they need not end up with epistemically unjustified beliefs; rather, they must ‘not be themselves’. Finally, self-deception need not be adaptive.

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Reliabilism and its Rivals Bob Beddor

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Science Denial

Doing, Knowing, and Getting it Right

Post-Truth or Post-Trust?

Gabriele Contessa

Methodologism as Pragmatism Jouni-Matti Kuukkanen

‘Science denial’ conflates a variety of phenomena that must be carefully distinguished to better understand and address each of them.

Building on neopragmatist thought, this book reconceptualizes knowing and meaning by advancing methodologism-an approach grounded in rational practices rather than representationalist commitments.

Elements in the Philosophy of Science November 2025 229 x 152 mm 84pp 9781009625296 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Context-Sensitivity in Language A Logical Analysis Brice Halimi

This book revives the connection between philosophy of language and philosophy of mathematics which founded analytic philosophy.

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.290pp 9781009636896 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

ISSN 2398-0567 (online) ISSN 2514-3832 (print)

Reliabilism and its Rivals Bob Beddor

This Element offers a cuttingedge exploration of the most promising theories of justification.

Elements in Epistemology January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009645492 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.288pp 9781009626590 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Series Editor Yujin Nagasawa University of Oklahoma

Eastern Philosophy and Classical Theism

About the Series This Cambridge Elements series provides concise and structured overviews of a wide range of religious beliefs and practices, with an emphasis on global, multi-faith viewpoints. Leading scholars from diverse cultural backgrounds and geographical regions explore topics and issues that have been overlooked by Western philosophy of religion.

MCNABB AND BALDWIN

Arguably, Classical Theism endorses the following theses: (1) God exists, (2) God is metaphysically simple, (3) God is impassible, and (4) God is wholly immutable. These theses often, though not always, lead to an endorsement of the view that God is wholly ineffable. Classical Theists, then, often see themselves as apophatic theologians. Ineffability and apophatic theology are not unknown in the great Eastern religious and philosophical traditions. In this Element, the authors explore to what extent the metaphysics of Classical Theism are consistent with the metaphysics of various Eastern traditions. After surveying each tradition, the authors argue that there is not only room for consistency, but that some of the traditions surveyed are plausibly read as endorsing Classical Theism, or at least, something not far off.

Global Philosophy of Religion

Eastern Philosophy and Classical Theism

Tyler Dalton McNabb and Erik Baldwin

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ISSN 2976-5749 (online) ISSN 2976-5730 (print)

Democracy and the Limits of Community

Eastern Philosophy and Classical Theism

This book examines appeals to “community” and “the common” in political thought and philosophy on both sides of the Atlantic.

This Element engages Eastern traditions and explores to what extent their metaphysics are consistent with Classical Theism.

Christian J. Emden

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.303pp 9781009652162 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Tyler Dalton McNabb and Erik Baldwin

Elements in Global Philosophy of Religion October 2025 229 x 152 mm 66pp 9781009660471 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Why is There Something Rather than Nothing?

The Fundamental Problem of Ontology Andrew Brenner

Provides a novel and innovative approach to this issue, breaking new ground on one of the classic philosophical puzzles.

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.220pp 9781009666688 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

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Aquinas on Metaphysics as a Science Philip-Neri Reese, O.P.

A new account of Thomas Aquinas’s metaphysics, approached from the perspective of his theory of science and knowledge.

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.280pp 9781009668668 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Series Editor Grant Ramsey KU Leuven

Health and Disease: Experimental Philosophy

About the Series This Cambridge Elements series provides concise and structured introductions to all of the central topics in the philosophy of biology. Contributors to the series are cutting-edge researchers who offer balanced, comprehensive coverage of multiple perspectives, while also developing new ideas and arguments from a unique viewpoint.

VARGA, LATHAM & MACHERY

Erwin Schrödinger’s What is Life? is one of the most celebrated scientific works of the twentieth century. However, like most classics, it is far more often cited than read. Efforts to seriously engage with Schrödinger’s arguments are rare. This Element explores how well his ideas have stood the test of time. It argues that Schrödinger’s emphasis on the rigidity and specificity of the hereditary material (which stemmed from his attempt to explain biological order from physical principles) influenced how molecular biologists conceptualized macromolecules, resulting in a deterministic, engineering view of the cell that is still popular today—even if it is increasingly at odds with experimental findings. Drawing on archival sources, this Element also uncovers Schrödinger’s motivations in writing What is Life? and suggests that his biological proposals are best understood in the context of his longstanding dispute with other physicists regarding the interpretation and extension of quantum mechanics.

The Philosophy of Biology

Health and Disease: Experimental Philosophy of Medicine Somogy Varga, Andrew James Latham, and Edouard Machery

Cover image: Ascidiae from Kunstformen der Natur (1904)

by Ernst Haeckel, public domain

ISSN 2515-1126 (online) ISSN 2515-1118 (print)

Kant on Citizenship and Poverty

Health and Disease

Experimental Philosophy of Medicine Somogy Varga Andrew James Latham and Edouard Machery

Nicholas Vrousalis

Kant’s theory of citizenship shows the state as a system of cooperative labour, in which reciprocal service precludes reciprocal servitude.

This Element outlines concepts of health and disease and key topics in the emerging field of experimental philosophy of medicine.

Elements in the Philosophy of Immanuel Kant January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009671354 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Mental Illness Stigma and the Moral and Social Community

Dante’s Political Philosophy

Analyzes mental illness stigma, both public and internalized, and examines its many harms.

This book shows how Dante’s Comedy provides a defense of the philosophic life against dogmatism of every stripe, religious or rationalistic.

Rethinking Paradiso Paul Stern

Abigail Gosselin

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.250pp 9781009680448 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.320pp 9781009687256 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Elements in the Philosophy of Biology December 2025 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009673716 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

RELIGION

About the Series This series explores problems related to God, such as the human quest for God or gods, contemplation of God, and critique and rejection of God. Concise, authoritative volumes in this series will reflect the methods of a variety of disciplines, including philosophy of religion, theology, religious studies, and sociology.

es Editor nt Ramsey Leuven

Peter Takacs

Series Editor Michael L. Peterson Asbury Theological Seminary

Modelling the Divine

About the Series

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Peter Takacs

The hybrid account of disease presented in here challenges the prevailing dialectic that pits normativist against naturalistic positions.

Elements in the Philosophy of Biology December 2025 229 x 152 mm 94pp 9781009768016 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Modelling the Divine Ben Page

There are different approaches to modelling the divine; this Element provides an introductory ‘how-to’ guide for divine modelling.

Elements in the Problems of God January 2026 229 x 152 mm 78pp 9781009271004 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Series Editor Rebecca Moore San Diego State University Founding Editor † James R. Lewis Wuhan University

New Religious Movements

New Religious Movements and the Romantic Spirit of Modernity Stef Aupers, Dick Houtman and Galen Watts

Cover image: Ig0rZh/ iStock / Getty Images Plus

ISSN 2754-8724 (online) ISSN 2754-8716 (print)

ISSN 2515-1118 (print)

Biology and Medical Theory

Elements in New Religious Movements go beyond cult stereotypes and popular prejudices to present new religions and their adherents in a scholarly and engaging manner. Case studies of individual groups, such as Transcendental Meditation and Scientology, provide in-depth consideration of some of the most well known, and controversial, groups. Thematic examinations of women, children, science, technology, and other topics focus on specific issues unique to these groups. Historical analyses locate new religions in specific religious, social, political, and cultural contexts. These examinations demonstrate why some groups exist in tension with the wider society and why others live peaceably in the mainstream. The series highlights the differences, as well as the similarities, within this great variety of religious expressions.

Ben Page

New Religious Movements and the Romantic Spirit of Modernity

Modelling the Divine

Biology and Medical Theory

Biology and Medical Theory

Although new religious movements (NRMs) are characterized as diverse and unique, this Element analyzes the cultural logic underlying this apparent diversity from a sociological approach.

Section 1 demonstrates that NRMs are substantially shaped by the Romantic counterculture emerging around the 1960s and its critique of churched religion, modern industries, science, and capitalism. Section 2 shows how these Romantic NRMs shaped the Western mainstream in the twenty-first century.

Subsequent sections discuss the institutionalization of New Age spirituality in health care and business; the mediatization of modern paganism in film, television series, and online games; and the emergence of new NRMs in Silicon Valley that are formed around technologies of salvation (virtual reality, artificial intelligence, and biotechnology). The Element concludes that the Romantic spirit of the NRMs – once distinctly countercultural – has paradoxically developed into a driving ideological force that now consolidates and strengthens the machineries of late-modern institutions.

The Problems of God

AUPERS/HOUTMAN/WATTS

The Philosophy of Biology

There are different approaches to modelling the divine, with each raising questions one needs to consider when employing them to produce a model. Outlining some of the most widely used methods is one of the goals of this Element, which provides something of an introductory ‘how-to’ guide for divine modelling. Through discussing what models are, the different sources of data acquisition, how to acquire data via reason, how to sort data, and what we might think a model provides us with, the Element aims to give readers the resources to take on the task of modelling informatively and effectively for themselves.

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The Cambridge Introduction to the Old Testament Second edition Bill T. Arnold

This textbook introduces the Old Testament, by tracing the legacy of monotheism emerging from its pages.

February 2026 254 x 203 mm c.500pp 9781009328593 Paperback £55.00 / US$72.00 X

ISSN 2635-232X (online) ISSN 2635-2311 (print)

New Religious Movements and the Romantic Spirit of Modernity Stef Aupers Dick Houtman and Galen Watts

Romantic NRMs nowadays infiltrate mainstream institutions of health, business, media and high-tech.

Elements in New Religious Movements January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009329040 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Fisher

actually believed in God! He also demonstrates that Jewish theology

masterclass in the production of erudite and vital Jewish theology.”

Sam Lebens, Professor of Philosophy, Haifa University “A thoughtful, tightly argued, and carefully substantiated study that makes the case for theological realism in Judaism on historical and philosophical grounds. Adducing evidence for theological realism in

Monotheism and Creation

rabbinic texts, Fisher documents theological realism in modern and contemporary Jewish philosophy and supports it with analysis of new theories of reference.”

Hava Tirosh-Samuelson, Regents’ Professor of History, Director, Center for Jewish Studies, Irving and Miriam Lowe Professor of Modern Judaism, Arizona State University

Jewish Theological Realism

Jewish Theological Realism

is alive and well, not least because of his own efforts to defuse the anti-theological prejudice of others. Indeed, Fisher provides a

Monotheism and Creation

Recovering Reference to God in Rabbinic and Modern Thought

“This elegant, erudite, and keenly argued work is a must-read in Jewish philosophy. Forcefully battling a long-dominant trend in Jewish thought,

David Cheetham

Fisher shows that for historical, philosophical, and sociological reasons Judaism must be interpreted as espousing theological realism. Fisher’s is an important voice in Jewish theology, and this is a rich, rewarding, and essential read.”

David Shatz, Ronald P. Stanton University Professor of Philosophy, Ethics and Religious Thought, Yeshiva University

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Cass Fisher ISSN 2631-3014 (online) ISSN 2631-3006 (print)

Monotheism and Creation

Christology and Ethics in Galatians

David Cheetham

December 2025 229 x 152 mm 75pp 9781009357418 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

January 2026 216 x 140 mm c.256pp 9781009373388 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Isaac T. Soon

This Element showcases the embodiment, lives, work, and influence of early Christian literate workers.

Elements in Early Christian Literature December 2025 229 x 152 mm 80pp 9781009527217 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Early Christian Literature

A Theology of Becoming

Origen on Demonic Executioners and the Problem of Evil

Early Twentieth Century New Black Religious Movements in the United States Darrius D. Hills

This Element provides a streamlined analysis of four major religious movements led by Black Americans during the twentieth century.

Elements in New Religious Movements December 2025 229 x 152 mm 75pp 9781009534451 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 C

Series Editors Garrick V. Allen University of Glasgow

Tina Beattie

Ky Heinze

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Literate Workers and the Production of Early Christian Literature

Christian Doctrine

About the Series This series sets new research agendas for understanding early Christian literature, exploring the diversity of Christian literary practices through the contexts of ancient literary production, the forms of literature composed by early Christians, themes related to particular authors, and the languages in which these works were written.

Series Editors Rachel Muers University of Edinburgh Ashley Cocksworth University of Roehampton Simeon Zahl University of Cambridge

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Origen believed that God’s providence makes good use of everything, including the actions of wicked demons, which serve to discipline sinners and test the righteous. This Element, which focuses on the disciplinary function of demons, will show that Origen’s position was the synthesis and development of a long Jewish and early Christian tradition — a fact not recognized in most scholarship. Disciplinary demons were an important part of Origen’s theodicy. According to him, the suffering sinners experience is not the direct action of supposed divine anger, but the wicked attack of demons that is directed (but not caused) by God. Origen’s belief that even rebel demons do not escape from fulfilling the divine purpose avoids dualism.

This contradicts the frequently expressed view that early Christian intellectuals (particularly Origen) overemphasized Satan’s autonomy and endangered the supremacy of God.

Origen on Demonic Executioners and the Problem of Evil

Darrius D. Hills

January 2026 228 x 152 mm c.350pp 9781009525534 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

HEINZE

Founding Editor † James R. Lewis Wuhan University

About the Series Elements in Christian Doctrine brings creative and constructive thinking in the field of Christian doctrine to a global audience within and beyond the academy.

The series demonstrates the vitality of Christian doctrine and its capacity to engage with contemporary questions.

A Theology of Becoming

Isaac T. Soon

Series Editor Rebecca Moore San Diego State University

How should one make sense of the Christian confession that God has instilled a “sense of divinity” in every person? While other approaches have identified the sense with a perceptual or cognitive faculty or with the empirical reports of theistic belief, this Element advances an affective model of general revelation, which draws from the writings of the neo-Calvinist branch of the Reformed tradition. The author argues that the sense of divinity refers to an implanted “feeling of divinity,” a sensus numinis, and that this model makes better sense of the Christian witness, theologically reorients the empirical findings from the cognitive science of religion, and eludes influential objections against the doctrine of general revelation.

Early Twentieth Century New Black Religious Movements in the United States

Provides a comprehensive study of Augustine’s theology of justification, focusing on faith, sacraments, exegesis, and Augustine’s development.

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.350pp 9781009494915 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

BEATTIE

Elements in New Religious Movements go beyond cult stereotypes and popular prejudices to present new religions and their adherents in a scholarly and engaging manner. Case studies of individual groups, such as Transcendental Meditation and Scientology, provide in-depth consideration of some of the most well known, and controversial, groups. Thematic examinations of women, children, science, technology, and other topics focus on specific issues unique to these groups. Historical analyses locate new religions in specific religious, social, political, and cultural contexts. These examinations demonstrate why some groups exist in tension with the wider society and why others live peaceably in the mainstream. The series highlights the differences, as well as the similarities, within this great variety of religious expressions.

Early Twentieth Century New Black Religious Movements in the United States

About the Series

HILLS

Literate Workers and the Production of Early Christian Literature

Literate Workers and the Production of Early Christian Literature

New Religious Movements

Christopher R. Mooney

This book bolsters rabbinic theology, highlights theological resources in modern Judaism, and refashions theology as a communal practice.

Society for New Testament Studies Monograph Series

African American religions include faith orientations that incorporate and deviate from Afro-Protestantism. Yet, contemporary scholarship in religious studies is always bolstered by any supplementary work that examines the plethora of “extrachurch” orientations that Black communities adopt in their varied pursuits of truth, transcendence, and ultimacy. In this vein, it is necessary to recognize the emergence of powerful alternative religious movements that provided spiritual and theological sustenance for the expression of Black faith. This Element offers a historical overview of four of these traditions: Conjure and Spiritualism, the Nation of Islam, the Moorish Science Temple of America, and African American varieties of New Thought. It explores the social and cultural factors in American society and American race relations that bolstered their emergence and considers the impact such movements had and continue to have on ideas about Black selfhood, Black religious authority, and the sacrality of Black bodies.

Augustine’s Theology of Justification

by Faith

Recovering Reference to God in Rabbinic and Modern Thought Cass Fisher

Paul’s Christology and ethics do not idealise self-sacrifice but are oriented towards the construction of a relationship of shared selves.

Elements in Religion and Monotheism

Early Christian Literature

Jewish Theological Realism

Love and the Shared Self Logan Williams

This Element supposes that creation ex nihilo is the key to understanding the value of createdness and the finite life.

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A Theology of Becoming

Body, Blood, Birth, and Sacrament Tina Beattie

Exploring the potential of the maternal, birthing body to inspire a sacramental anthropology on the basis of emergence and becoming.

Elements in Christian Doctrine March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009535564 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Origen on Demonic Executioners and the Problem of Evil Ky Heinze

Origen’s belief that God uses demons to discipline sinners simultaneously distances God from evil and asserts his supremacy over it.

Elements in Early Christian Literature January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009543712 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Magic

Intercultural Histories of Magic Gal Sofer

Elements in New Religious Movements go beyond cult stereotypes and popular prejudices to present new religions and their adherents in a scholarly and engaging manner. Case studies of individual groups, such as Transcendental Meditation and Scientology, provide in-depth consideration of some of the most well known, and controversial, groups. Thematic examinations of women, children, science, technology, and other topics focus on specific issues unique to these groups. Historical analyses locate new religions in specific religious, social, political, and cultural contexts. These examinations demonstrate why some groups exist in tension with the wider society and why others live peaceably in the mainstream. The series highlights the differences, as well as the similarities, within this great variety of religious expressions.

Series Editor Rebecca Moore San Diego State University Founding Editor † James R. Lewis Wuhan University

New Religious Movements

Youth Culture and Religion in Twenty-First Century Japan

Conjuring the Arab Magician

Youth Culture and Religion in Twenty-First Century Japan Satoko Fujiwara and Hiroki Miura

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Conjuring the Arab Magician

Youth Culture and Religion in Twenty-First Century Japan

Intercultural Histories of Magic Gal Sofer

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009547185 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

The Element illuminates how cosmology and Islamic theology converge, offering insights into fine-tuning, multiverses, and human existence.

Elements in Islam and Science January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009608343 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Minority Religions, the Law, and the Courts About the Series

Elements in New Religious Movements go beyond cult stereotypes and popular prejudices to present new religions and their adherents in a scholarly and engaging manner. Case studies of individual groups, such as Transcendental Meditation and Scientology, provide in-depth consideration of some of the most well known, and controversial, groups. Thematic examinations of women, children, science, technology, and other topics focus on specific issues unique to these groups. Historical analyses locate new religions in specific religious, social, political, and cultural contexts. These examinations demonstrate why some groups exist in tension with the wider society and why others live peaceably in the mainstream. The series highlights the differences, as well as the similarities, within this great variety of religious expressions.

James T. Richardson

Series Editor Rebecca Moore San Diego State University

This Element examines the historical context and intellectual implications of the Thomistic revival inaugurated by Pope Leo XIII’s encyclical Aeterni Patris, pursuing two principal objectives.

First, this Element demonstrates that Aeterni Patris represented a decisive turning point in Catholic philosophical and

theological thought: it not only revitalised Thomism but also New Religious brought an end to the doctrinal pluralism that had characterised Movements nineteenth-century Catholicism. Second, the study argues that the Thomistic revival envisioned by Leo XIII was not a neutral academic enterprise concerned merely with a renewed engagement with Aquinas’s doctrine, but rather an ideological initiative rooted in the framework of intransigent Catholicism, wherein the restoration of Thomism was conceived as instrumental to the formation of a new Christian worldview.

The Revelation Spiritual Home

About the Series In the history of philosophy and theology, many figures and topics are considered in isolation from each other.

This series aims to complicate this binary opposition, while covering the history of this complex conversation from antiquity to the present. It reconceptualizes traditional elements of the field, generating new and productive areas of historical enquiry, and advancing creative proposals based upon the recovery of these resources.

Massimo Introvigne and Rosita Šorytė

Founding Editor † James R. Lewis Wuhan University

Focuses on how minority religions are treated in courts, how that affects them, and how courts extend authority.

Elements in New Religious Movements December 2025 229 x 152 mm 75pp 9781009617260 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Friedemann Stengel

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Cases and Consequences James T. Richardson

A Critical Genealogy of Humanism

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Minority Religions, the Law, and the Courts

Series Editor Alexander J. B. Hampton University of Toronto

History of Philosophy and Theology in the West

A Critical Genealogy of Humanism

Enis Doko

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.385pp 9781009573788 Hardback £110.00 / US$145.00 C

STENGEL

Islam and Modern Cosmology

Founding Editor † James R. Lewis Wuhan University

Africa hosts thousands of new religious organizations, yet those that have attracted academic attention are mainly derived from Christianity. Less studied is the phenomenon of African Indigenous Spirituality (AIS), including new groups whose program is restoring forms of pre-Christian and preIslamic spirituality. After a general introduction to AIS and some historical and contemporary examples, this Element presents an ethnography of what may well be the largest pan-African AIS group, The Revelation Spiritual Home (TRSH). Founded in Johannesburg by Samuel Radebe in 2009, it now has more than seventy branches in Southern Africa. Based on fieldwork in TRSH centers and interviews with both Radebe and other leaders and members, as well as with participants in other AIS activities and groups, this Element examines the history, ideas, rituals, and business and educational activities of TRSH, and discusses the reasons for both its success and the opposition it has encountered.

The Revelation Spiritual Home

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Shows how syriac funerary hymns provide important insights into the social and ritual histories of early Christian communities.

January 2026 216 x 140 mm 236pp 9781009563994 Paperback £15.99 / US$19.99 G

INTROVIGNE AND ŠORYTĖ

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Series Editor Rebecca Moore San Diego State University

New Religious Movements

Minority Religions, the Law, and the Courts

Enis Doko

Rethinks climate action in the long tradition of the virtues along with Faith, Hope, and Love from the Bible.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009550222 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

RICHARDSON

Islam and Modern Cosmology

About the Series

Elements in New Religious Movements go beyond cult stereotypes and popular prejudices to present new religions and their adherents in a scholarly and engaging manner. Case studies of individual groups, such as Transcendental Meditation and Scientology, provide in-depth consideration of some of the most well known, and controversial, groups. Thematic examinations of women, children, science, technology, and other topics focus on specific issues unique to these groups. Historical analyses locate new religions in specific religious, social, political, and cultural contexts. These examinations demonstrate why some groups exist in tension with the wider society and why others live peaceably in the mainstream. The series highlights the differences, as well as the similarities, within this great variety of religious expressions.

Creating Social Identity and Emotional Communities Maria E. Doerfler

Elements in New Religious Movements

Using a socio-legal approach, this Element examines the complex intersections between minority religions, legal protections and restrictions, and the role played by courts in securing, or inhibiting, religious freedom. It considers the legal status of minority religious communities in selected countries from a comparative perspective, using theories from the sociology of law to explain how legal systems treat such religious groups. The role played by the European Court of Human Rights is also examined. A brief discussion considers how minority religions are dealt with in selected societies where authoritarian or theocratic systems of governance prevail. The Element then looks at how interactions between the law and the courts have led to changes, or “deformations,” in selected well-known and controversial new and other minority religions. The Element concludes by observing how courts in Europe and North America have sometimes used cases involving minority faiths to promote their own agenda and authority, as well as to expand other important considerations, including religious freedom.

Islam and Modern Cosmology

Death and the Afterlife in Syriac Christianity

A Safe Climate in Good Faith Julian Allwood and Andrew Davison

In Japan’s Virtuality Era, youth blend fiction and faith; crafting new rituals, identities, and spiritual worlds across digital frontiers.

Elements in Magic

Islam and the Sciences

Promise the Earth

From Hyper-real to 2.5-Dimensional Religion Satoko Fujiwara and Hiroki Miura

The Element rethinks medieval magic’s lost Arabic source narrative, highlighting crosscultural complexities and notion of an Arab magician.

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This Element explores emerging forms of religiosity among Japanese young adults. It argues that existing frameworks are insufficient to capture the nuances of youth religiosity in the Era of Virtuality. It introduces the concepts of “2.5-dimensional religion” and “subjective ritualization” to explain how young people engage with digital, fictional, and embodied practices that blur the boundaries between reality and imagination. Drawing from examples such as oshi-katsu (fandom-based devotional practices), 2.5-D musicals, tulpa creation, and anime pilgrimage, it identifies a shift from narrative-based subjective myths to embodied and participatory subjective rituals. It demonstrates the ways that contemporary Japanese youth express their religiosity through affective ties, performative engagements, and layered identities in both physical and digital environments. The Element contributes a new theoretical lens for understanding religion across cultures in an age defined by fragmented identities, technological mediation, and the search for connection through affectively charged, often playful, (quasi-)religious practices.

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The Revelation Spiritual Home

The Revival of African Indigenous Spirituality Massimo Introvigne and Rosita Šorytė

The first book-length treatment of The Revelation Spiritual Home, proposing a revival of African Indigenous spirituality.

Elements in New Religious Movements October 2025 229 x 152 mm 86pp 9781009630375 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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A Critical Genealogy of Humanism Friedemann Stengel

This Element addresses ‘humanism’ in its striking contradictions.

Elements In the History of Philosophy and Theology in the West February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009634243 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Religion

Series Editor Alexander J. B. Hampton University of Toronto

History of Philosophy and Theology in the West

Leo XIII and the Rise of Neo-Thomism

About the Series In the history of philosophy and theology, many figures and topics are considered in isolation from each other.

This series aims to complicate this binary opposition, while covering the history of this complex conversation from antiquity to the present. It reconceptualizes traditional elements of the field, generating new and productive areas of historical enquiry, and advancing creative proposals based upon the recovery of these resources.

ROSSI

This Element examines the historical context and intellectual implications of the Thomistic revival inaugurated by Pope Leo XIII’s encyclical Aeterni Patris, pursuing two principal objectives.

First, this Element demonstrates that Aeterni Patris represented a decisive turning point in Catholic philosophical and theological thought: it not only revitalised Thomism but also brought an end to the doctrinal pluralism that had characterised nineteenth-century Catholicism. Second, the study argues that the Thomistic revival envisioned by Leo XIII was not a neutral academic enterprise concerned merely with a renewed engagement with Aquinas’s doctrine, but rather an ideological initiative rooted in the framework of intransigent Catholicism, wherein the restoration of Thomism was conceived as instrumental to the formation of a new Christian worldview.

Leo XIII and the Rise of Neo-Thomism

Valfredo Maria Rossi

Cover image: Adapted from: Monet, Rouen Cathedral, Morning Effect, 1892–1894, Folkwang Museum (detail)

Early Christianity and the Challenge of Writing History

Insights from Retrospective Approaches Markus Vinzent

This book shows how interpreters themselves can be one of the biggest challenges for the writing of early Christian history.

January 2026 228 x 152 mm c.350pp 9781009638203 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Abuse in New Religious Movements Sarah Harvey

An overview of structural and cultural factors that lead to abuse in new religions, focusing on the Jesus Fellowship Church.

Elements in New Religious Movements December 2025 229 x 152 mm 75pp 9781009660860 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

The Early Qur’an in Mecca

Apocalyptic Expectation at the Dawn of Islam R. K. Farrin

This book sheds light on the Qur’an’s appearance in Mecca and highlights the text’s urgent message about the Hour.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.325pp 9781009638524 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Paul’s Letter Openings

An Analysis of High-register Language Gillian Asquith

Provides a fresh approach to Paul’s letter openings using sociolinguistics and documentary papyri to reveal persuasive writing strategies.

Society for New Testament Studies Monograph Series

Saints as Divine Evidence

The Hagiological Argument for the Existence of God Robert MacSwain

This book surveys sainthood as understood in philosophy of religion, ethics, Christian theology, church history, and cultural studies.

ISSN 3033-3954 (online) ISSN 3033-3946 (print)

Leo XIII and the Rise of Neo-Thomism Valfredo Maria Rossi

Leo XIII’s Aeterni Patris as a historical turning point: reviving Thomism, ending doctrinal pluralism, and shaping a new Christian worldview.

Elements In the History of Philosophy and Theology in the West

January 2026 228 x 152 mm c.325pp 9781009653190 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

December 2025 229 x 152 mm 80pp 9781009660525 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

The Portrayal of Pagan Worship in the Hebrew Bible and Ancient Judaism

Ethnic Stereotypes and the Letters of Paul

This book examines the portrayal of pagan worship in the Hebrew Bible and ancient Jewish literature.

Argues that Paul’s letters draw on ethnic stereotypes and explores how these texts influenced subsequent thought about race and ethnicity.

Jesse Mirotznik

March 2026 228 x 152 mm c.255pp 9781009691970 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

March 2026 216 x 140 mm c.250pp 9781009674188 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

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History and Reception Matthijs den Dulk

March 2026 9781009718103 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 C

RAŠIĆ

Magic

The Elixir

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ISSN 2732-4087 (online) ISSN 2732-4079 (print)

The Elixir

A Posthumanist Approach to Alchemy in Akbarian Sufism and Islam Dunja Rasic

God and Truth

Colossians and Philemon

An Essay on Reason and Religious Ideas Lenn E. Goodman

Reading Biblical Greek

Gary M. Burge

This book probes key religious questions against the backdrop of sacred texts and philosophical classics.

Explores the Roman context for Colossians, demonstrating how Paul’s gospel would overturn the religious beliefs that affected their lives.

Elements in Magic

Cambridge Studies in Religion, Philosophy, and Society

New Cambridge Bible Commentary

January 2026 229 x 152 mm 80pp 9781009777018 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

January 2026 228 x 152 mm c.200pp 9781108459044 Paperback £25.00 / US$33.00 P

Discusses what it means to be a Muslim, an alchemist, and a mineral specimen in sentient cosmos Ibn ʿArabī envisioned.

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.350pp 9781108716857 Paperback £25.00 / US$33.00 P

A Graded Reader for Beginners Steffen G. Jenkins Foreword by Jeremy Duff

Aimed at students learning New Testament Greek for the first time, this book provides plot-driven texts that deepen comprehension.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.308pp 9781108948159 Paperback £23.00 / US$30.00 X

MANAGEMENT

About the Series Cambridge Elements in Public and Nonprofit Administration provides cuttingedge contributions on emerging topics and definitive reviews of keystone topics in public and nonprofit administration, especially those that lack longer treatment in textbook or other formats.

John Callow

John Callow

A concise, cohesive, and highly original account of Gerald Gardner and the genesis of Wicca, as a paganised witchcraft.

Managing Public Sector Contracts Matthew Potoski, Ole Helby Petersen, Lena Brogaard and Trevor Brown

Cover image: Shutterstock / Digital_Art

ISSN 2732-4087 (online) ISSN 2732-4079 (print)

Gerald Gardner and the Creation of Wicca

Series Editors Robert Christensen Brigham Young University Jaclyn Piatak University of North Carolina at Charlotte Rosemary O’Leary University of Kansas

Public and Nonprofit Administration

Managing Public Sector Contracts

Gerald Gardner and the Creation of Wicca

POTOSKI ET AL.

This Element investigates how public employees react to illiberal policies proposed by authoritarian leaders during democratic backsliding. Using survey experiments employed with 942 bureaucrats from the United States, the United Kingdom, and Brazil, the research explores their willingness to resist the implementation of illiberal policies. Findings show a significant readiness for resistance. The results indicate varying levels of resistance across countries, with Brazilian bureaucrats showing the highest, followed by British and American counterparts.

Additionally, within-country analysis identifies individual characteristics affecting the intent to resist. The Element explores the dynamic relationship between politicians and bureaucrats, the autonomy of civil servants, and the perils of working under autocratic leadership. It also underscores the need for tailored strategies in recruiting and retaining public employees to uphold democratic values. These findings shed light on the complex dynamics between bureaucrats and democratic governance, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding institutions in times of authoritarian challenges.

Magic

Gerald Gardner and the Creation of Wicca

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Craft Work

Making Form in a Broken World Robin Holt

Elements in Magic

Why the aesthetic, ecological and organizational commitments of craft work matter in our world like never before.

October 2025 229 x 152 mm 82pp 9781108958387 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.365pp 9781009165822 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

ISSN 2515-4303 (online) ISSN 2515-429X (print)

Managing Public Sector Contracts

Market Frictions and Human Resources Solutions Matthew Potoski Ole Helby Petersen Lena Brogaard and Trevor Brown

This Element presents a framework for analysing the relations between challenges, managerial actions, and skills in government purchasing.

Elements in Public and Nonprofit Administration December 2025 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009180764 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Retail Marketing

Shopper Behaviour and Retail Management at the Point-of-Purchase Third edition Jens Nordfält and Carl-Philip Ahlbom

A graduate textbook combining theory and practice to demonstrate the relationship between in-store environments and consumer behaviour.

January 2026 254 x 178 mm c.459pp 9781009440660 Paperback £35.00 / US$47.00 X

Management

About the Series Cambridge Elements in Public and Nonprofit Administration provides cuttingedge contributions on emerging topics and definitive reviews of keystone topics in public and nonprofit administration, especially those that lack longer treatment in textbook or other formats.

Steve Rolf and Seth Schindler

Series Editors Robert Christensen Brigham Young University Jaclyn Piatak University of North Carolina at Charlotte Rosemary O’Leary University of Kansas

The precipitous growth of the EV industry in China and its rise to global leadership are astounding and could not have been predicted a decade ago. This growth was propelled by Chinese central government initiatives embedded in several five-year plans that directed attention to a vaguely defined idea of

Public and Nonprofit“new energy” vehicles (NEVs). Bottom-up responses to these initiatives involved many new entrepreneurial startups, intense Administration interprovincial competition, and local government support

for NEVs. The surge of entrepreneurial startups enabled China to lead in production and technological innovation in this developing EV industry and led to the disruption of the internal combustion engine industry. The Element is an in depth study of how China emerged to dominate the global EV industry and to batteries becoming the most important arena of global technological competition in the early twenty-first century.

This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

Design Strategies in Public Services

About the Series Business strategy’s reach is vast, and important too since wherever there is business activity there is strategizing.

As a field, strategy has a long history Maria Cucciniello, from medieval and colonial times to today’s developed and developing Greta Nasi, economies. This series offers a place for interesting and illuminating research Gregory Porumbescu including industry and corporate studies, strategizing in service industries, the arts, and Rosanna Tarricone the public sector, and the new forms of

Series Editor J.-C. Spender Kozminski University

Business Strategy

The Demise of the Global ICE Industry

The Demise of the Global ICE Industry

State Platform Capitalism

Design Strategies in Public Services

This Element explores the transformative impact of integrating service design principles into public management and administration, championing a user-centred approach and co-design methodology. By reviewing existing literature, the authors define the scope and applications of service design within public administration and present three empirical studies to evaluate its implementation in public services.

These studies reveal a trend towards embracing co-design and digital technologies, advancing a citizen-centred strategy for public service design. This approach prioritizes value creation and responsiveness, highlighting the importance of involving users and providers in the development of services that meet changing needs and promote inclusion. Combining theoretical insights with practical solutions, the Element offers a comprehensive framework for public management research.

It highlights the need for ongoing engagement and integration of user experiences, presenting an effective strategy to navigate the complexities of public service design. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

LEWIN ET AL.

Reinventing Capitalism

CUCCINIELLO ET AL.

State Platform Capitalism

Editors Lewin niversity ulicar ity of Erfurt

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Arie Lewin, Martin Kenney, El (Emily) Shu and Liang Mei

Internet-based commerce. It also covers today’s expanding gamut of analytic techniques.

This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core at www.cambridge.org/core

This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core at www.cambridge.org/core

2634-8950 (online) Cover image: Shutterstock /ISSN Digital_Art

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ISSN 2634-8942 (print)

State Platform Capitalism

The United States, China, and the Global Battle for Digital Supremacy Steve Rolf and Seth Schindler

Digital platforms in the US and China are becoming intertwined with state power, transforming the nature of global capitalist competition.

Elements in Reinventing Capitalism January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009446587 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Entrepreneurial Finance

ISSN 2515-0693 (online) ISSN 2515-0685 (print)

ISSN 2515-429X (print)

Design Strategies in Public Services Maria Cucciniello Greta Nasi Gregory Porumbescu and Rosanna Tarricone

Exploring service design’s transformative power through empirical studies, user-centric innovation, and strategic digital integration.

Elements in Public and Nonprofit Administration January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009451727 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

The Demise of the Global ICE Industry

China’s Stunning Role in Leading the BEV Revolution Arie Lewin Martin Kenney El (Emily) Shu and Liang Mei

How did the global internal combustion engine industry overlook Tesla leading to the development of the BEV industry in China?

Elements in Business Strategy October 2025 229 x 152 mm 76pp 9781009455411 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Strategic Compensation and Talent Management

Human Flourishing and the Firm

Timely, practical, comprehensive manual for financing entrepreneurial ventures, with a strong European perspective.

A practical, engaging guide to compensation strategy – now updated with cutting-edge insights for today’s managers and HR professionals.

Draws upon neo-Aristotelian virtue ethics to articulate the implicit morality of the market, the firm, and stakeholder relations.

January 2026 254 x 178 mm c.877pp 9781009537834 Paperback £50.00 / US$65.00 X

February 2026 254 x 178 mm c.406pp 9781009542708 Paperback £50.00 / US$66.00 X

The Art and Science of Growing Ventures Second edition Edited by Luisa Alemany and Job Andreoli

Lessons for Managers Second edition Jed DeVaro

Virtue, Strategy, and Deliberation Caleb Bernacchio and Robert Couch

Managing Employee Performance and Reward Strategies, Practices and Prospects Fourth edition John Shields Michelle Brown Sunghoon Kim Jim Rooney and Alan Crake

Managing Employee Performance and Reward, fourth edition, remains an indispensable resource for both students and business professionals.

November 2025 244 x 170 mm 540pp 9781009520331 Paperback £70.00 / US$90.00 X

Organizational Design

A Step-by-Step Approach Fifth edition Richard M. Burton Børge Obel Dorthe Døjbak Håkonsson

Business, Value Creation, and Society

A globally trusted, research-based 5th edition offering a modern, integrated approach to practicing and teaching organizational design.

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.225pp 9781009594998 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

April 2026 244 x 170 mm c.300pp 9781009607018 Paperback c. £39.99 / c. US$54.99 X

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About the Series Cambridge Elements in Public and Nonprofit Administration provides cuttingedge contributions on emerging topics and definitive reviews of keystone topics in public and nonprofit administration, especially those that lack longer treatment in textbook or other formats.

Hunter Hastings

Public and Nonprofit Administration

Value-Based Governance

Value-Based Governance

The Post-Managerial Era of Capitalism

DE GRAAF

Public governance is inherently normative, so it is important to study the values of public governance – particularly in the present-day context, where, given increasingly differentiated Western public governance, many different values come into play and new value conflicts arise. In this Element, a value-based governance (VBG) perspective is presented. In this perspective, values take center stage as the guiding concept in the theory and practice of public administration and are used as a heuristic to understand and analyze public governance. One section focuses on the advantages and disadvantages of coping strategies used by actors and institutions when dealing with value conflicts. In the final section, the author returns to the practice of public governance: the VBG paradigm entails public governance with normative reasoning. Value-based governance is about bringing the value rationality back in and recognizing intrinsic values. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

Reinventing Capitalism

The Post-Managerial Era of Capitalism

ditors ewin niversity ulicar ty of Erfurt

Management

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Series Editors Robert Christensen Brigham Young University Jaclyn Piatak University of North Carolina at Charlotte Rosemary O’Leary University of Kansas

Gjalt de Graaf

This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core at www.cambridge.org/core

Cover image: Shutterstock / Digital_Art

ISSN 2634-8950 (online) ISSN 2634-8942 (print)

The Post-Managerial Era of Capitalism Organizational Design as the Next Innovation Frontier Hunter Hastings

ISSN 2515-4303 (online) ISSN 2515-429X (print)

Leadership for Sustainability

Decision Analysis for Creating the Future

Making visible the value dimension in public governance, while sketching a practice of governance in which values take centre stage.

A practical guide to decision analysis, showing how it can be applied to help others make good decisions.

Gjalt de Graaf

Myth, Metaphor and Narrative in Governance Kristof Van Assche and Monica Gruezmacher

In twenty-first-century business, traditional management structures must be discarded and replaced by kinetic flow state organization.

An interpretive framework based on myth, metaphor and narrative offers a unique understanding of sustainability as a productive fiction.

Elements in Reinventing Capitalism

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.265pp 9781009620970 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009608114 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Value-Based Governance

Lawrence D. Phillips

April 2026 244 x 170 mm 400pp 9781009622844 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

Elements in Public and Nonprofit Administration January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009621632 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

SOCIOLOGY

Series Editor David Weisburd George Mason University, Virginia Hebrew University of Jerusalem

About the Series The Cambridge Elements series in Contentious Politics provides an important opportunity to bridge research and communication about the politics of protest across disciplines and between the academy and a broader public. This series focuses on political engagement, disruption, and collective action that extends beyond the boundaries of conventional institutional politics.

Netanel Dagan

Cover image: Jose A. Bernat Bacete / Moment / ISSN 2633-3341 (online) Getty Images

Lessons for Realizing Sustainable Capitalism Robert Gavin Strand

A comparative analysis revealing how democratic capitalism in the Nordics offers real-world lessons for realizing sustainable capitalism.

Island Time

Theory Groups and the Social Production of Scientific Knowledge John N. Parker

Business, Value Creation, and Society

This book explores how small groups of scientists create new scientific theories, launch intellectual movements, and compete for attention.

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.360pp 9781009646550 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 P

January 2026 229 x 152 mm 280pp 9781009222488 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

ISSN 2633-3333 (print)

Revisiting Justice

The Moral Meaning of Parole Netanel Dagan

The Element expands the boundaries of the ‘moral turn’ in criminology to the realm of punishment administration.

Elements in Criminology December 2025 229 x 152 mm 75pp 9781009587723 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Series Editors David S. Meyer University of California, Irvine Suzanne Staggenborg University of Pittsburgh

The Contentious Politics of Global Health Movements

Revisiting Justice

Cover image: oxygen / Getty Images

Nordic Capitalism

While much research has addressed the regressive anti-vax protests, this Element focuses on campaigns by progressive social movements to promote the development of vaccines for Covid-19 and ensure their equal access on a global level.

Over the course of the pandemic, health and care have become central claims, mobilising health workers and patients as well as citizens in general. Together with various local and national social movement organisations which converged on health rights, through the use of care and cure as bridging frames, transnational campaigns addressing patents on vaccines also unfolded. This Element analyses these transnational campaigns, with particular attention to their organisational models, repertoires of action and collective framing. It assesses their outcomes by considering the complex sets of opportunities and constraints that the Covid-19 pandemic presented for progressive social movements that fight for access to medicines and cures at a global level.

DELLA PORTA AND CHRISTOU

Criminology

Revisiting Justice

About the Series Elements in Criminology seeks to identify key contributions in theory and empirical research that help to identify, enable, and stake out advances in contemporary criminology. The series focuses on radical new ways of understanding and framing criminology, whether of place, communities, persons, or situations. The relevance of criminology for preventing and controlling crime is also be a key focus of this series.

DAGAN

Expanding the boundaries of the “moral turn” in criminology to the realm of punishment administration, this Element proposes reconceptualizing parole through a moral lens. Drawing from a mixed-method study of parole hearings for homicide cases in Israel, the author argues that during parole hearings, parole actors (Attorney General representatives, secondary victims, parole applicants, and parole board members) conduct complex forms of moral labor, specifically retributive-oriented.

This moral labor goes beyond rehabilitation and risk assessment to “do late justice.” In doing such moral labor, parole actors negotiate the moral meaning of crime, character, and deserved punishment with the passage of time. In conclusion, as demonstrated by the current study, criminologists should engage to a greater extent with the moral meaning of punishment administration, and retributive theorists should aim to better understand the lived experiences of punishment.

Elements in Contentious Politics

The Contentious Politics of Global Health Movements Donatella della Porta and Stella Christou

ISSN 2633-3570 (online) ISSN 2633-3562 (print)

The Contentious Politics of Global Health Movements Contesting Patents in Pandemic Times Donatella della Porta and Stella Christou

This Element explores the transnational social movements for access to vaccines during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Elements in Contentious Politics December 2025 229 x 152 mm 86pp 9781009658621 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Elements in Contentious Politics The Jena 6

About the Series The Cambridge Elements series in Contentious Politics provides an important opportunity to bridge research and communication about the politics of protest across disciplines and between the academy and a broader public. This series focuses on political engagement, disruption, and collective action that extends beyond the boundaries of conventional institutional politics.

OLIVER ET AL.

While much research has addressed the regressive anti-vax protests, this Element focuses on campaigns by progressive social movements to promote the development of vaccines for Covid-19 and ensure their equal access on a global level.

Over the course of the pandemic, health and care have become central claims, mobilising health workers and patients as well as citizens in general. Together with various local and national social movement organisations which converged on health rights, through the use of care and cure as bridging frames, transnational campaigns addressing patents on vaccines also unfolded. This Element analyses these transnational campaigns, with particular attention to their organisational models, repertoires of action and collective framing. It assesses their outcomes by considering the complex sets of opportunities and constraints that the Covid-19 pandemic presented for progressive social movements that fight for access to medicines and cures at a global level.

Series Editors David S. Meyer University of California, Irvine Suzanne Staggenborg University of Pittsburgh

The Jena 6

Pamela Oliver, Chaeyoon Lim Anna Milewski, and Erin Gaede

Cover image: Jose A. Bernat Bacete / Moment / Getty Images

ISSN 2633-3570 (online) ISSN 2633-3562 (print)

Denial, Deterrence, and Disenchantment

The Jena 6

Of Nooses, Fights, Narratives, and Movement Building Pamela Oliver Chaeyoon Lim Anna Milewski and Erin Gaede

Why Many Never Immigrate Jacob Richard Thomas

Analyses in detail three distinct mechanisms-denial, deterrence, and disenchantment-that selectively reduce and limit immigration.

How regional activists, journalists, bloggers, and organizations mobilized a historic Black protest against small town racial injustice.

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.356pp 9781009661546 Hardback £110.00 / US$145.00 C

A Comparative Historical Sociology of Corruption

Order, Authority, Nation

This volume explores how corruption is not universal but instead embedded in different times and places.

This book offers a sociological account of the political conversion from democratic socialism to fascism in interwar-France.

Neo-Socialism, Fascism, and Political Conversion in Interwar France Mathieu Hikaru Desan

Edited by Marco Garrido Marina Zaloznaya and Nicholas Hoover Wilson

Elements in Contentious Politics

Cambridge Studies in Historical Sociology

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009669023 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

January 2026 229 x 152 mm 290pp 9781009669146 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Cambridge Studies in Historical Sociology February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.274pp 9781009691383 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

ANTHROPOLOGY

People For Oil

Citizen Mobilization in the U.S. and Canadian Fossil Fuel Industries Tim Wood

This book provides a behindthe-scenes look at how the oil industry mobilizes citizen support through grassroots advocacy organizations.

Cambridge Studies in Contentious Politics March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.184pp 9781009733427 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 C

The Behavioral Ecology of Food

About the Series Elements in the Archaeology of Food showcase the vibrancy and intellectual diversity of twenty-first century archaeological research into food. Volumes reveal how food archaeology not only illuminates ancient political manoeuvres, social networks, risk management strategies, and luxurious pleasures, but also engages with modern heritage management, health, and environmental conservation strategies.

Elic M. Weitzel and Natalie D. Munro

Bridging the Archaeological and the Contemporary Elic M. Weitzel and Natalie D. Munro

This Element shows the utility of behavioral ecology in investigating the archaeological roots of problems in unsustainable food use.

Elements in the Archaeology of Food February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009273442 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

How Urbanism Changes Foodways Monica L. Smith

Cover image: Cover image collage by artist Maria Torromé Raga (photo of field by Anna Shvets in Pexels. Photo of nuts by Akshay Nanavati.

Photo of maize by Sandip Kalal. Photo of dried fruits by Peter F. Photo of cacao by Kristiana Pinne.

Photo of rice by Joanna Kosinska. Photo of seeds

by Joanna Kosinska).

ISSN 2754-2971 (online) ISSN 2754-2963 (print)

The Behavioral Ecology of Food

Series Editors Katheryn C. Twiss Stony Brook University, New York Alexandra Livarda Catalan Institute of Classical Archaeology

Archaeology of Food

How Urbanism Changes Foodways

Cover image: Cover image collage by artist Maria Torromé Raga (photo of field by Anna Shvets in Pexels. Photo of nuts by Akshay Nanavati.

Photo of maize by Sandip Kalal. Photo of dried fruits by Peter F. Photo of cacao by Kristiana Pinne.

Photo of rice by Joanna Kosinska. Photo of seeds

by Joanna Kosinska).

The advent of urbanism had profound impacts on landscape management, agricultural production, food preservation, and cuisine. This Element examines the 6,000-year history of urbanism through the archaeological perspective of food, using the analysis of cooking and eating vessels, botanical remains, and animal bones along with texts and iconographic evidence to understand the foodways that spurred and accompanied the growth of cities. Human-environmental changes took place as farmers became fewer in number but increasingly essential as providers of food for city-based consumers. The Element also examines the ways in which cities today share patterns of food production and consumption with the first urban settlements, and that we can address questions of sustainability, nutritional improvement, and other desired outcomes by recognizing how the growth of cities has resulted in distinct constraints and opportunities related to food.

Archaeology of Food

SMITH

Series Editors Katheryn C. Twiss Stony Brook University, New York Alexandra Livarda Catalan Institute of Classical Archaeology

The Behavioral Ecology of Food

About the Series Elements in the Archaeology of Food showcase the vibrancy and intellectual diversity of twenty-first century archaeological research into food. Volumes reveal how food archaeology not only illuminates ancient political manoeuvres, social networks, risk management strategies, and luxurious pleasures, but also engages with modern heritage management, health, and environmental conservation strategies.

WEITZEL AND MUNRO

This Element provides an overview of food and foodways in Ancient China, from Homo sapiens (around 50 KYA) up to its historical beginnings: the foundation of the Zhou dynasty (at the start of the first millennium BCE). While textual data provide insights on food and diet during China’s historical periods, archaeological data are the main source for studying the deep past and reconstructing what people ate, how they ate and with whom. This Element introduces the plants and animals that formed the building blocks of ancient diets and cuisines, as well as how they created localized lifeways and unifying constructs across Ancient China. Foodways – how food is grown, prepared and consumed – were central in the development of differing social, economic and political realities, as they shaped ritual and burial practices, differentiated ethnic groups, solidified community ties and deepened or assuaged social inequalities.

The Life of Form

Anthropology, Wittgenstein, and the Problem of Context Paolo Heywood

Discover how Wittgenstein’s philosophy shaped anthropological thought, influencing how we view culture, society, and everyday life today.

New Departures in Anthropology March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.200pp 9781009356640 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

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How Urbanism Changes Foodways Monica L. Smith

How did cities become exciting places for cuisine while also holding the key to the sustainability of our productive landscapes?

Elements in the Archaeology of Food January 2026 229 x 152 mm 78pp 9781009564922 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Archaeology of Food

Food Taboos in Archaeology

About the Series Elements in the Archaeology of Food showcase the vibrancy and intellectual diversity of twenty-first century archaeological research into food. Volumes reveal how food archaeology not only illuminates ancient political manoeuvres, social networks, risk management strategies, and luxurious pleasures, but also engages with modern heritage management, health, and environmental conservation strategies.

PRICE

This Element provides an overview of food and foodways in Ancient China, from Homo sapiens (around 50 KYA) up to its historical beginnings: the foundation of the Zhou dynasty (at the start of the first millennium BCE). While textual data provide insights on food and diet during China’s historical periods, archaeological data are the main source for studying the deep past and reconstructing what people ate, how they ate and with whom. This Element introduces the plants and animals that formed the building blocks of ancient diets and cuisines, as well as how they created localized lifeways and unifying constructs across Ancient China. Foodways – how food is grown, prepared and consumed – were central in the development of differing social, economic and political realities, as they shaped ritual and burial practices, differentiated ethnic groups, solidified community ties and deepened or assuaged social inequalities.

Series Editors Katheryn C. Twiss Stony Brook University, New York Alexandra Livarda Catalan Institute of Classical Archaeology

Food Taboos in Archaeology Max Price

Cover image: Cover image collage by artist Maria Torromé Raga (photo of field by Anna Shvets in Pexels. Photo of nuts by Akshay Nanavati.

Photo of maize by Sandip Kalal. Photo of dried fruits by Peter F. Photo of cacao by Kristiana Pinne.

Photo of rice by Joanna Kosinska. Photo of seeds

by Joanna Kosinska).

Marriage and the Moral Imagination Janet Carsten

Explores the everyday, imaginative, and ethical work of marriage to reveal its transformative effects on individuals, families, communities.

New Departures in Anthropology January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.292pp 9781009601023 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

How Transparency Works

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Shapes in Revolution

Food Taboos in Archaeology

The Political Morphology of Cuban Life Martin Holbraad

Ethnographies of a Global Value Edited by Filipe Calvão Matthieu Bolay and Elizabeth Ferry

Max Price

How can we understand and document food taboos in the past using archaeological data?

Taking the reader into the lived experience of everyday life in Cuba, this book shows that revolutions are world-making projects.

Ethnographic accounts from diverse regions and commodity chains examine how transparency works as a global value.

Elements in the Archaeology of Food March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009663618 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

November 2025 228 x 152 mm 330pp 9781009613088 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.250pp 9781009605205 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

ARCHAEOLOGY

About the series The archaeology of ancient Israel is among the oldest historical archaeologies in practice. Multi-disciplinary approaches that integrate improved readings of biblical texts, new recovery techniques, pioneering scientific analyses, and advances in identity studies have dramatically changed the questions asked and the findings that follow. Elements in The Archaeology of Ancient Israel embodies these developments, providing readers with the most up-to-date assessments of a wide range of related subjects.

Antonis Kotsonas

The Cambridge Handbook for the Anthropology of Race and Ethnicity

A novel look at death and dying, this Handbook tackles ritual change, catastrophic loss, and 21st-century living with the dead.

Critically engaging with anthropology’s own history, this Handbook outlines the historical contextualization of race and ethnicity.

Cambridge Handbooks in Anthropology

Cambridge Handbooks in Anthropology

April 2026 244 x 170 mm c.590pp 9781316510568 Hardback c. £125.00 / c. US$160.00 R

April 2026 244 x 170 mm c.410pp 9781316515037 Hardback c. £125.00 / c. US$160.00 R

Sarah L. Richardson Sarah E. Wagner Ruth E. Toulson

Edited by Jemima Pierre and Jean Muteba Rahier

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Social Change across the End of the Aegean Bronze Age Antonis Kotsonas

This Element explores quantitative and qualitative data, and debates regarding social change across the end of the Aegean Bronze Age. Elements in The Aegean Bronze Age January 2026 229 x 152 mm 92pp 9781009455091 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Series Editors Aaron A. Burke University of California, Los Angeles Jeremy D. Smoak University of California, Los Angeles

The Archaeology of Ancient Israel

Between Yahwism and Judaism

Social Change across the End of the Aegean Bronze Age

Cover image: Adapted from image by Archaeological Museum of Heraklion – Hellenic Ministry of Culture – Hellenic Organization of Cultural Resources Development (H.O.C.RE.D.).

The Cambridge Handbook for the Anthropology of Death

This Element seeks to characterize key aspects of the cult and culture of the Judean populace at large, in Judea and the diaspora, during the Early Hellenistic period (332–175 BCE). It asks if this period signals cultural continuity with the Yahwism of the past, or cultural rupture with the emergence of Judaism as known from later times. It investigates administrative structures, whether Torah was widely observed, how and where Judeans performed cultic worship of YHWH and if this had become exclusive of other deities, adoption of Greek cultural elements and what literature was well-known and influential, including “biblical” literature. It concludes that while no rupture is evident, and the Early Hellenistic period marks a strong degree of continuity with the Yahwism of Persian times, in some senses the era paved a way for the subsequent transition into the Judaism of the future.

ADLER

Series Editors Carl Knappett University of Toronto Irene Nikolakopoulou Hellenic Ministry of Culture, Archaeological Museum of Heraklion

The Aegean Bronze Age

Social Change across the End of the Aegean Bronze Age

About the Series This series is devised thematically to foreground the conceptual developments in the Aegean Bronze Age, one of the richest subfields of archaeology, while reflecting the range of institutional settings in which research in this field is conducted. It aims to produce an innovative and comprehensive review of the latest scholarship in Aegean prehistory.

KOTSONAS

For a long time, scholarship on the end of the Aegean Bronze Age has been preoccupied with political, ethnic/racial, economic, environmental, and other change; however, it has rarely centered the discussion on social change. Drawing from anthropological and sociological critiques of social change, the Element compares the Greek archaeological record before and after the collapse of 1200 BCE, focusing on developments in the 12th to early 10th centuries, which are examined against the background of the Mycenaean palatial system of the 14th and 13th centuries. The seven sections of the Element cover the reasons for the collapse of the Mycenaean palaces; sociopolitical, demographic, and socio-economic change after the collapse; and the manifestation of this change in settlements, burials, and sanctuaries. The Appendix offers a discussion of the relative and absolute chronologies of the period, with emphasis on recent important but debatable suggestions for revisions.

Between Yahwism and Judaism

Yonatan Adler

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Between Yahwism and Judaism

Judean Cult and Culture during the Early Hellenistic Period (332–175 BCE) Yonatan Adler

This Element investigates key aspects of the cult and culture of the Judean populace during the Early Hellenistic period.

Elements in The Archaeology of Ancient Israel December 2025 229 x 152 mm 90pp 9781009459617 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Archaeology

Series Editors Gianluca Miniaci University of Pisa Juan Carlos Moreno García CNRS, Paris Anna Stevens University of Cambridge and Monash University

Immigration and Borders in Ancient Egypt

About the Series This series focuses on the recently established field of Critical Heritage Studies. Interdisciplinary in character, it brings together contributions from experts working in a range of fields, including cultural management, anthropology, archaeology, politics, and law. The series will include volumes that demonstrate the impact of contemporary theoretical discourses on heritage found throughout the world, raising awareness of the acute relevance of critically analysing and understanding the way heritage is used today to form new futures.

Danielle Candelora

This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core at www.cambridge.org/core

A Liberal Perspective Third edition Derek Gillman

Examines cosmopolitan claims to valuable works of art and architecture, and the construction of heritage in Britain and China.

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.262pp 9781009474931 Paperback £25.00 / US$33.00 P

Critical Heritage Studies

Heirloom Cultures and Heritage Branding

Valdimar Tr. Hafstein and Jón Þór Pétursson

This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core at www.cambridge.org/core

Cover image: Face of the sculpture of the Colossus of Ramses II, Egypt, MariaJose Blazquez/ ISSN 2632-7074 (online) Shutterstock

Cover image: Svetlana Isochenko / Alamy Stock Photo

The Idea of Cultural Heritage

Series Editors Kristian Kristiansen University of Gothenburg Michael Rowlands UCL

Heirloom Cultures and Heritage Branding

Song Hou

About the Series The aim of this Elements series is to offer authoritative but accessible overviews of foundational and emerging topics in the study of ancient Egypt, along with comparative analyses, translated into a language comprehensible to nonspecialists. Its authors will take a step back and connect ancient Egypt to the world around, bringing ancient Egypt to the attention of the broader humanities community and leading Egyptology in new directions.

AI and Image illustrates the importance of critical perspectives in the study of AI and its application to image collections in the art and heritage sector. The authors’ approach is that such entanglements of image and AI are neither dystopian nor utopian but may amplify, reduce, or condense existing societal inequalities depending on how they may be implemented in relation to human expertise and sensibility in terms of diversity and inclusion. The Element further discusses regulations around the use of AI for such cultural datasets as they touch upon legalities, regulations, and ethics. In the conclusion they emphasise the importance of the professional expert factor in the entanglements of AI and images and advocate for a continuous and renegotiating professional symbiosis between human and machines. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

HAFSTEIN AND PÉTURSSON

A Chinese Discourse of Heritage

Ancient Egypt in Context

Immigration and Borders in Ancient Egypt

This Element explores the organization of power in ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia and the interaction of diverse social actors between 2100 and 1750 bc . On the one hand, the forms of integration of towns and villages in larger political entities and the role played by local authorities, with a focus on local agency, the influence of mobile populations, the exercise of power in small localities, and the contrast between power reality and royal ideological claims, be they legal, divinely sanctioned, or other. On the other hand, the modalities of penetration of the royal authority in the local sphere, the alliances that linked court dignitaries and local potentates, and the co-option of local leaders. Finally, the influence of such networks of power on the historical evolution of the monarchies and the adaptability of the latter in coping with the challenges they faced to assert and reproduce their authority.

CANDELORA

Series Editors Kristian Kristiansen University of Gothenburg Michael Rowlands UCL

Critical Heritage Studies

A Chinese Discourse of Heritage

About the Series This series focuses on the recently established field of Critical Heritage Studies. Interdisciplinary in character, it brings together contributions from experts working in a range of fields, including cultural management, anthropology, archaeology, politics, and law. The series will include volumes that demonstrate the impact of contemporary theoretical discourses on heritage found throughout the world, raising awareness of the acute relevance of critically analysing and understanding the way heritage is used today to form new futures.

HOU

AI and Image illustrates the importance of critical perspectives in the study of AI and its application to image collections in the art and heritage sector. The authors’ approach is that such entanglements of image and AI are neither dystopian nor utopian but may amplify, reduce, or condense existing societal inequalities depending on how they may be implemented in relation to human expertise and sensibility in terms of diversity and inclusion. The Element further discusses regulations around the use of AI for such cultural datasets as they touch upon legalities, regulations, and ethics. In the conclusion they emphasise the importance of the professional expert factor in the entanglements of AI and images and advocate for a continuous and renegotiating professional symbiosis between human and machines. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

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ISSN 2516-4805 (print)

A Chinese Discourse of Heritage

Immigration and Borders in Ancient Egypt

Song Hou

Explores alternative concepts of heritage in Chinese history, attending to forgotten or transformed cultural, historical ideas of heritage.

Heirloom Cultures and Heritage Branding

Danielle Candelora

The Creamy Case of Icelandic Skyr Valdimar Tr. Hafstein and Jón fiór Pétursson

This Element considers the applicability of state borders to the ancient world and the relationship between borders and immigrants.

Elements in Critical Heritage Studies January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009495646 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

From Icelandic tradition to global dairy fame, skyr reveals how heritage branding and heirloom cultures shape food, industry, and identity.

Elements in Ancient Egypt in Context February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009500135 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Elements in Critical Heritage Studies February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009530293 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Current Archaeological Tools and Techniques

About the Series Cambridge University Press and the Cotsen Institute of Archaeology at UCLA collaborate on this series of

Elements, which aims to facilitate Pedro A. López-García deployment of specific techniques by archaeologists in the field and in the and Denisse L. Argote laboratory. It provides readers with

An Intellectual History with Andre Leroi-Gourhan Nathan Schlanger

This book explores the invention of technology through the work of the eminent ethnologist and prehistorian André Leroi-Gourhan.

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.325pp 9781009562225 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Myth, Text and Image in Ancient Mesopotamia

A Narrative Reading of the World Beate Pongratz-Leisten

This book explores myth as a world-making metaphor and the power of story-telling in constituting and shaping reality in text and image.

March 2026 253 x 177 mm c.350pp 9781009629362 Hardback £110.00 / US$145.00 C

Current Archaeological Tools and Techniques

Archaeoastronomy

A. César González-García

a basic understanding of selected techniques, followed by clear instructions how to implement them, or how to collect samples to be analyzed by a third party, and how to approach interpretation of the results.

ISSN 2632-7031 (online) Cover image: Hans Barnard

Cover image: Hans Barnard

The Invention of Technology

Series Editors Hans Barnard Cotsen Institute of Archaeology Willeke Wendrich Polytechnic University of Turin

Archaeoastronomy

Determining Provenance from Compositional Data

GONZÁLEZ-GARCÍA

Series Editors Hans Barnard Cotsen Institute of Archaeology Willeke Wendrich Polytechnic University of Turin

This Element, authored by a team of specialist researchers, provides an overview of the various analytical techniques employed in the laboratory for the examination of archaeological ceramic materials. Pottery represents one of the earliest technical materials used by humans and is arguably the most frequently encountered object in archaeological sites. The original plastic raw material, which is solidified by firing, exhibits a wide range of variations in terms of production methods, material, form, decoration, and function. This frequently presents significant challenges for archaeologists. In modern laboratories, a variety of archaeometric measurement methods are available for addressing a wide range of archaeological questions. Examples of these include determining the composition of archaeological materials, elucidating the processes involved in manufacturing and decoration, estimating the age of archaeological material, and much more. The six sections present available methods for analysing pottery, along with an exploration of their potential application.

Determining Provenance from Compositional Data

About the Series Cambridge University Press and the Cotsen Institute of Archaeology at UCLA collaborate on this series of Elements, which aims to facilitate deployment of specific techniques by archaeologists in the field and in the laboratory. It provides readers with a basic understanding of selected techniques, followed by clear instructions how to implement them, or how to collect samples to be analyzed by a third party, and how to approach interpretation of the results.

LÓPEZ-GARCÍA AND ARGOTE

This Element, authored by a team of specialist researchers, provides an overview of the various analytical techniques employed in the laboratory for the examination of archaeological ceramic materials. Pottery represents one of the earliest technical materials used by humans and is arguably the most frequently encountered object in archaeological sites. The original plastic raw material, which is solidified by firing, exhibits a wide range of variations in terms of production methods, material, form, decoration, and function. This frequently presents significant challenges for archaeologists. In modern laboratories, a variety of archaeometric measurement methods are available for addressing a wide range of archaeological questions. Examples of these include determining the composition of archaeological materials, elucidating the processes involved in manufacturing and decoration, estimating the age of archaeological material, and much more. The six sections present available methods for analysing pottery, along with an exploration of their potential application.

ISSN 2632-7023 (print)

Determining Provenance from Compositional Data Pedro A. López-García and Denisse L. Argote

This volume highlights the classification methods in chemometrics, artificial intelligence, machine learning and knowledge discovery.

Elements in Current Archaeological Tools and Techniques December 2025 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009634175 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Archaeoastronomy Data Collection and Analysis A. César González-García

Archaeoastronomy is our main tool to grasp how the people of the past understood and interacted with the sky.

Elements in Current Archaeological Tools and Techniques February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009639354 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Premodern Economies

A Global Perspective Edited by Kenneth Hirth and Timothy Earle

The book provides an innovative, inter-disciplinary, and comparative examination of ancient and premodern economies.

January 2026 253 x 177 mm c.350pp 9781009677219 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

About the Series The Elements in Ancient Philosophy series deals with a wide variety of topics and texts in ancient Greek and Roman philosophy, written by leading scholars in the field. Taking a theme, question, or type of argument, some Elements explore it across antiquity and beyond.

Others look in detail at an ancient author, a specific work, or a part of a longer work, considering its structure, content, and significance, or explore more directly ancient perspectives on modern philosophical questions.

Sophia Vakirtzi

Weaving and Textiles in the Aegean Bronze Age Sophia Vakirtzi

A two-thousand-year history of Aegean textile craft seen through the archaeology of Bronze Age cloth, spindle and loom remains.

Elements in The Aegean Bronze Age January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009679107 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Aristippus of Cyrene, Pleasure and the Present Georgia Mouroutsou

Cover image: Shutterstock / Muhammad Nurul Huda

ISSN 2754-2998 (online) ISSN 2754-298X (print)

Clothing Bodies

Series Editor James Warren University of Cambridge

Ancient Philosophy

Aristippus of Cyrene, Pleasure and the Present

Cover image: Adapted from image by Archaeological Museum of Heraklion – Hellenic Ministry of Culture – Hellenic Organization of Cultural Resources Development (H.O.C.RE.D.).

Clothing Bodies

MOUROUTSOU

Series Editors Carl Knappett University of Toronto Irene Nikolakopoulou Hellenic Ministry of Culture, Archaeological Museum of Heraklion

This Element offers a new historical account of Aristippus the Elder’s views on pleasure and the present. Instead of treating Aristippus as merely proto-Cyrenaic or anachronistically modern, it uncovers in the ancient sources a neglected form of hedonism that endorses a present-focused therapeutic policy, while exploring its underlying motivations. Aristippan hedonism promotes a moment-to-moment disposition to pleasure rather than its maximization through future calculation, supporting a euthymic model of well-being that prioritizes the present. After distinguishing Aristippus from the later Cyrenaics regarding hedonic calculations to maximize pleasure, the Element yet supports continuity with his followers in the cognitive elements of the concept and the experience of pleasure, challenging his alleged sensualism in this way. Once the historical groundwork is in place, the Element introduces the hypothesis of the plasticity of the present, which moves beyond historical interpretation to offer an ethical-psychological account of a sustained focus on present time.

the Aegean Bronze Age

Clothing Bodies

About the Series This series is devised thematically to foreground the conceptual developments in the Aegean Bronze Age, one of the richest subfields of archaeology, while reflecting the range of institutional settings in which research in this field is conducted. It aims to produce an innovative and comprehensive review of the latest scholarship in Aegean prehistory.

VAkirtzi

This Element focusses on the emergence of Aegean Prehistory as a discipline, starting with the first recorded encounters with prehistoric monuments and artefacts and ending with the decipherment of Linear B in 1952. It broadens the history of Aegean Bronze Age archaeology as told in popular accounts as a series of excavations of great men, particularly Heinrich Schliemann at Troy and Mycenae and Sir Arthur Evans at Knossos. Though their work is of fundamental importance for the discipline, here it is placed within wider political, institutional and intellectual frameworks. This Element also provides an overview of the work of many other archaeologists across the Aegean and the regional and historical context in which they operated. It provides a brief but comprehensive history of the formative stages of the study of Aegean Prehistory.

Architecture and Politics in Mycenaean Greece

Stoneworking, Labor, and Regional Ties in the Late Bronze Age Nicholas G. Blackwell

The study of iconic Mycenaean stonework reveals craft and technological links that reflect overlooked Aegean political relations.

April 2026 253 x 177 mm c.350pp 9781009739580 Paperback c. £29.99 / c. US$44.99 C

ISSN 2631-4118 (online) ISSN 2631-410X (print)

Aristippus of Cyrene, Pleasure and the Present Georgia Mouroutsou

The Element uncovers in Aristippus a form of hedonism that endorses a present-focused therapeutic policy within a eudaemonistic framework.

Elements in Ancient Philosophy January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009766692 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Matters A Psychology of the Image and Its Politics

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The Cambridge Companion to the Greek Iron Age Jane B. Carter Carla M. Antonaccio

Explores the period from the end of the Bronze Age palaces to the emergence of Greek city states about five centuries later.

Cambridge Companions to the Ancient World April 2026 244 x 170 mm 577pp 9781107695498 Paperback £35.00 / US$45.00 P

The Archaeology of the Tibetan Plateau Jade D’Alpoim Guedes and Mark Aldenderfer

This book offers a comprehensive survey of past and recent research on the prehistory of the Tibetan plateau.

Cambridge World Archaeology June 2026 253 x 177 mm c.350pp 9781108481878 Hardback £110.00 / US$145.00 C

Brain Imaging Essentials

Current Tools and Their Capabilities Jonas Vibell and Thomas Thesen

A student-friendly introduction to brain imaging tools and their use in understanding human brain function.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.252pp 9781009245586 Paperback £38.00 / US$50.00 P

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Seeing Matters

A Psychology of the Image and Its Politics Sarah Awad

A psychological exploration of visual culture’s politics, examining how images influence our thoughts and emotions.

Progressive Psychology January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.272pp 9781009272117 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

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PSYCHOPATH Y in A DOLESCENCE and its CONSEQUENCES in A DULTHOOD

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Psychopathy in Adolescence and its Consequences in Adulthood Evan McCuish

Explore how psychopathic traits in youth influence criminal behaviour, social interactions, and health outcomes over the life-course.

Dyslexia and Working Memory

A Scientific and Practical Lifespan Perspective David McLoughlin Alan Martin

A lifespan perspective on dyslexia and its effects beyond childhood literacy, using cognitive overload as a central explanatory model.

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.337pp 9781009273046 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.140pp 9781009282635 Paperback c. £22.99 / c. US$29.99 P

Fundamentals of Biological Psychology

Child and Adolescent Development

A Critical Perspective Andrew Steven Neff

This undergraduate biopsychology textbook focuses on emerging technology and critical perspectives on theory linking brain with behaviour.

January 2026 254 x 178 mm c.325pp 9781009323031 Paperback c. £34.99 / c. US$49.99 X

An Integrated Approach Second edition David F. Bjorklund and Carlos Hernández Blasi

The fully revised edition of this comprehensive textbook integrates major themes in the theory and practice of developmental psychology.

December 2025 280 x 216 mm 726pp 9781009363532 Paperback £70.00 / US$90.00 X

Elements of Structural Equation Models (SEMs) Kenneth A. Bollen

Combining theoretical foundations with practical applications, this book offers a rigorous, accessible guide to structural equation models.

Science of the Supernatural

Critical Thinking for the Mind and Brain Melissa Maffeo

This book explores phenomena that appear to defy logical explanation through the lens of psychology and neuroscience.

January 2026 254 x 178 mm c.500pp 9781009312844 Paperback £50.00 / US$65.00 P

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.220pp 9781009322379 Paperback £23.00 / US$30.00 G

The Cambridge Handbook of Personal Relationships

The Cambridge Handbook of Loneliness

Third edition Anita L. Vangelisti Daniel Perlman Susan Sprecher

Bringing together theory and research, this edition provides a definitive synthesis of cuttingedge scholarship on personal relationships.

Theory, Research, and Interventions Edited by Daniel Perlman Carolyn Cutrona and Daniel Russell

Seeking to demystify loneliness, this book compiles rigorous research on its measurement, causes, consequences, prevention, and treatment.

Cambridge Handbooks in Psychology

Cambridge Handbooks in Psychology

February 2026 244 x 170 mm c.650pp 9781009381901 Paperback £64.99 / US$84.99 P

January 2026 244 x 170 mm c.860pp 9781009389136 Paperback c. £39.99 / c. US$49.99 P

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Psychology

The Psychology of Mysticism

Series Editor Jonathan Lewis-Jong St Mary’s University Twickenham and University of Oxford

About the Series This series offers authoritative introductions to central topics in the psychology of religion, covering the psychological causes, consequences, and correlates of religion, as well as conceptual and methodological issues.

The Elements reflect diverse perspectives, including from developmental, evolutionary, cognitive, social, personality and clinical psychology, and neuroscience.

Zhuo Job Chen

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Series Editor Jonathan Lewis-Jong St Mary’s University Twickenham and University of Oxford

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Causal Concepts in Psychopathology

Multidisciplinary Perspectives Edited by Kenneth S. Kendler Josef Parnas and Peter Zachar

By integrating psychiatry, philosophy, and psychology, this book offers multidisciplinary perspectives on causation in psychopathology.

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.502pp 9781009390637 Hardback £130.00 / US$170.00 C

The Neuroscience of Word Meaning David Kemmerer

Discover how our brains represent word meanings, linking perception, action, emotion, and abstract cognition.

Cambridge Fundamentals of Neuroscience in Psychology April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.240pp 9781009436335 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 P

Music, Medicine, and the Neurobiology of Creativity Edited by Phillip L. Pearl and Saman Arfaie

An interdisciplinary collection on the intersection of music, art, and medicine, with contributions from doctors, researchers, and musicians.

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.280pp 9781009407779 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

Decolonized Clinical Supervision and Leadership

A Social Work Perspective Edited by Nathaniel L. Currie

This book provides guidance in applying anti-oppressive frameworks to clinical social work supervision and leadership.

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.300pp 9781009440530 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

Religion and Food

Religion plays an important role in what and how we eat.

Indeed, food is a critical component of religion – as well as a reflection of the other components that make religion unique.

This fact is what necessitates greater attention toward food as a lens for understanding psychological phenomenon both within the psychology of religion and the social scientific community at large. Utilizing theories and exemplars from multiple disciplines, the authors discuss how food relates to four dimensions of religion – beliefs (Section 2), values (Section 3), practices (Section 4), and community (Section 5). Throughout the Element and in a concluding section, the authors provide exciting directions for future research. In addition to providing a review of our current understanding of the role of food and religion, this work ultimately seeks to inspire researchers and students to investigate the role of food in religious life.

WORMLEY AND COHEN

The Psychology of Religion

The Psychology of Mysticism

About the Series This series offers authoritative introductions to central topics in the psychology of religion, covering the psychological causes, consequences, and correlates of religion, as well as conceptual and methodological issues.

The Elements reflect diverse perspectives, including from developmental, evolutionary, cognitive, social, personality and clinical psychology, and neuroscience.

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Religion plays an important role in what and how we eat.

Indeed, food is a critical component of religion – as well as a reflection of the other components that make religion unique.

This fact is what necessitates greater attention toward food as a lens for understanding psychological phenomenon both within the psychology of religion and the social scientific community at large. Utilizing theories and exemplars from multiple disciplines, the authors discuss how food relates to four dimensions of religion – beliefs (Section 2), values (Section 3), practices (Section 4), and community (Section 5). Throughout the Element and in a concluding section, the authors provide exciting directions for future research. In addition to providing a review of our current understanding of the role of food and religion, this work ultimately seeks to inspire researchers and students to investigate the role of food in religious life.

The Psychology of Religion

Religion and Food

Alexandra S. Wormley and Adam B. Cohen

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The Psychology of Mysticism

Religion and Food

Explore the eye-opening spectrum of extraordinary human experiences through a unified framework that is both captivating and accessible.

Food provides a window for understanding key features of religious life: beliefs, values, practices, and community.

Zhuo Job Chen

Elements in the Psychology of Religion January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009420877 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Pointing

Culture, Development, and Evolution Mark A. Krause Kim A. Bard David A. Leavens

A multi-disciplinary compendium exploring how pointing is used among human cultures and nonhuman species throughout the world.

March 2026 254 x 178 mm c.425pp 9781009445726 Paperback £38.00 / US$50.00 P

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Alexandra S. Wormley and Adam B. Cohen

Elements in the Psychology of Religion December 2025 229 x 152 mm 75pp 9781009421874 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

John Dewey’s Human Nature and Conduct A Centennial Handbook Edited by Leonard J. Waks and Andrea R. English

Rediscover Human Nature and Conduct 100 years on with a fresh examination of Dewey’s lasting impact on ethics and education.

February 2026 254 x 178 mm c.386pp 9781009446396 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 P

Our Metaphorical Bodies

The Foundling Hospital challenged family structures and celebrated elite masculine oversight of maternal bonds.

This book investigates how metaphor shapes our understanding and engagement with our bodily actions.

Elements in Eighteenth-Century Connections January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009459907 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Lee Ellis

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The London Foundling Hospital and EighteenthCentury Objects of Charity Recovering the Digital Archive Hilary E. Wyss

Strengths and Weaknesses of Two Theories for Explaining 15 Universal Sex Differences in Cognition and Behavior

Strengths and Weaknesses of Two Theories for Explaining 15 Universal Sex Differences in Cognition and Behavior

Hilary E. Wyss

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Why Metaphor May Be Everywhere Raymond W. Gibbs, Jr.

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.257pp 9781009563598 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 P

ISSN 2752-9428 (online) ISSN 2752-941X (print)

Strengths and Weaknesses of Two Theories for Explaining 15 Universal Sex Differences in Cognition and Behavior Lee Ellis

Universal sex differences, cognition, behavior, social role theory, neuroandrogenic theory, neurohormonal influences, and sex roles.

Beyond the Computer Metaphor of Mind and Brain Damian G. Kelty-Stephen Madhur Mangalam

Presents new scientific perspectives on the mind and brain, challenging the ubiquitous but potentially limited ‘mind as computer’ metaphor.

February 2026 228 x 152 mm c.400pp 9781009626262 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 C

Elements in Applied Evolutionary Science September 2025 229 x 152 mm 84pp 9781009581042 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

EXPLANATION AND CRITICAL THINKING IN THE NEUROSCIENCES

Research Methods for Developmental Science New Approaches to Assessing Behavioral and Brain Synchrony in Infant-Parent Dyads

Editor Laursen a Atlantic rsity

About the Series Series Editor This series presents original, concise, David F. Bjorklund and authoritative reviews of key topics in Florida Atlantic applied evolutionary science. Highlighting University how an evolutionary approach can be applied to real-world social issues, many Elements in this series will include findings from programs that have produced positive educational, social, economic, or behavioral benefits. Cambridge Elements in Applied Evolutionary Science is published in association with the Evolution Institute.

Recovering the Digital Archive

Applied Evolutionary Science

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Social role theory and evolutionary neuroandrogenic (ENA) theory are compared regarding how well they can explain 15 cognitive and behavioral sex differences that appear to be present in all human cultures. In essence, social role theory argues that, except for males being larger and more muscular and only females being able to bear children, cognitive and behavioral differences between the sexes result from sociocultural training and expectations. On the other hand, ENA theory attributes sex differences in cognition and behavior to evolved differential exposure of male and female brains to sex hormones, especially testosterone. The existence of 15 nearly certain universal sex differences in cognitive and behavioral traits was documented in a recently published book based on findings from over 40,000 empirical studies. This Element documents that, while both theories have explanatory power, ENA theory surpasses social role theory in explaining the universality of most of the 15 traits.

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New Approaches to Assessing Behavioral and Brain Synchrony in Infant-Parent Dyads Teresa Wilcox, Jacqueline Stotler Hammack, Lindsey Riera-Gomez, Mini Sharma, and Hila Gvirts

BRIDGING THE GAPS

David Parker

ISSN 2632-9964 (online) ISSN 2632-9956 (print)

New Approaches to Assessing Behavioral and Brain Synchrony in Infant-Parent Dyads Teresa Wilcox Jacqueline Stotler Hammack Lyndsey Riera-Gomez Mini Sharma and Hila Gvirts

This Element presents methods for assessing brain and behavior, revealing new insights into the structure of infant–parent interactions.

Critical Friendship in the Modern World Edited by Laura Eramian and Peter Mallory

Using interdisciplinary critical research, this book highlights the problematic side of friendship.

Advances in Personal Relationships April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.236pp 9781009635400 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

Play in the Early Years Fourth edition Marilyn Fleer

Play in the Early Years examines the central questions about play from the perspectives of children, families and educators.

December 2025 254 x 203 mm 296pp 90 colour illus. 45 tables 9781009640305 Paperback £55.00 / US$75.00 X

Elements in Research Methods for Developmental Science December 2025 229 x 152 mm 92pp 9781009631198 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Explanation and Critical Thinking in the Neurosciences Bridging the Gaps David Parker

Discover a critical introduction to the concepts and methods of the neurosciences, considering explanation and understanding in the field.

January 2026 254 x 178 mm c.400pp 9781009665889 Paperback £38.00 / US$50.00 P

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Psychology / Politics, social theory, history of ideas Falk Huettig

The Perks of Being a Bookworm The Science of the Benefits of Reading

The Psychologist’s Companion

A Guide to Professional Success for Students, Teachers, and Researchers Seventh edition Robert J. Sternberg Karin Sternberg and Ophélie Allyssa Desmet

This new edition updates the essential guide for career success in academic psychology, covering writing, speaking, and finding a publisher.

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.480pp 9781009667654 Paperback £38.00 / US$50.00 P

The Science of the Benefits of Reading Falk Huettig

The Innovative Career and Transition Guide Sebastian Kernbach Martin J. Eppler

This book explores how reading enhances cognitive abilities, drawing on research from psychology, neuroscience, and linguistics.

A compelling, science-based guide to navigating career and life transitions with clarity, proactivity, and confidence, at any stage of life.

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.320pp 9781009701488 Paperback £25.00 / US$33.00 P

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.200pp 9781009737319 Paperback c. £22.00 / c. US$29.00 P

Configuring Psychology

Access to Therapy and the Transformation of Psychological Care Martyn Pickersgill

This book presents a sociological study of clinical psychology as a profession and practice.

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.230pp 9781108714228 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 C

POLITICS, SOCIAL THEORY, HISTORY OF IDEAS

Series Editors R. Michael Alvarez California Institute of Technology Betsy Sinclair Washington University in St. Louis

countries following decades of neglect. While the case for Quantitative and industrialization-led structural transformation is strong, the Computationalproposed Methods means of pursuing this pathway vary, necessitating bold vision and interventions. Whether through infrastructure for the Social Sciences funding and building, or direct greenfield investments, China is

helping lay the foundations for industrialization in Africa, albeit unevenly and slowly. The vectors and outcomes are, however, variegated, calling for a comparative examination. Therefore, the Element illustrates variations in outcomes and the importance of context when considering the vectors of Africa– China engagements, how they contribute to industrialization prospects, and the central role of policy agency, bargaining, and contestation. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

Bayesian Social Science Statistics Getting Productive

About the Series The Cambridge Elements series Global China showcases thematic, regionor country-specific studies on China’s multifaceted global engagements and impacts. Each title, written by a leading scholar of the subject matter at hand, combines a succinct, comprehensive and up-to-date overview of the debates in the scholarly literature with original analysis and a clear argument.

Jeff Gill and Le Bao

Series Editor Ching Kwan Lee University of California-Los Angeles

Global China

China for Africa’s Industrialization?

About the Series The Elements Series Quantitative and Computational Methods for the Social Sciences contains short introductions and hands-on tutorials to innovative methodologies. These are often so new that they have no textbook treatment or no detailed treatment on how the method is used in practice. Among emerging areas of interest for social scientists, the series presents machine learning methods, the use of new technologies for the collection of data, and new techniques for assessing causality with experimental and quasiexperimental data.

China’s engagement in Africa since 2000 consists of a diverse set of institutions, activities, relations, investment flows, and other economic statecraft events. These have generated opportunities for economic transformation, reviving the prospects for industrialization and job creation in some African

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This Element introduces the basics of Bayesian regression modeling using modern computational tools. This Element only assumes that the reader has taken a basic statistics course and has seen Bayesian inference at the introductory level of Gill and Bao (2024). Some matrix algebra knowledge is assumed but the authors walk carefully through the necessary structures at the start of this Element. At the end of the process readers will fully understand how Bayesian regression models are developed and estimated, including linear and nonlinear versions. The sections cover theoretical principles and real-world applications in order to provide motivation and intuition. Because Bayesian methods are intricately tied to software, code in R and Python is provided throughout.

Bayesian Social Science Statistics

Edited by Kevin L. Ladd, Jayanti Basu, Valerie DeMarinis, Üzeyir Ok, Wellington Zangari and Meleah L. Ladd

Design Your Future

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the international psychology of religion

The Perks of Being a Bookworm

China for Africa’s Industrialization?

Carlos Oya

This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core at www.cambridge.org/core

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The Cambridge Handbook of the International Psychology of Religion Edited by Kevin L. Ladd Jayanti Basu, Valerie DeMarinis Üzeyir Ok, Wellington Zangari and Meleah L. Ladd

Using a theoretical framework that encourages cross-cultural collaboration, this book explores core elements of the psychology of religion.

Cambridge Handbooks in Psychology February 2026 244 x 170 mm c.672pp 9781108726849 Paperback £60.00 / US$76.00 P

Abul A‘la Maududi: Al Jihad fil Islam and Other Writings Humeira Iqtidar Abul A‘la Maududi

A major collection of writings by the most influential twentiethcentury Islamic anticolonial thinker, Abul A’la Maududi (1903–1979).

Cambridge Texts in the History of Political Thought April 2026 216 x 140 mm c.282pp 9781009230445 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

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Bayesian Social Science Statistics Getting Productive Volume 2 Jeff Gill and Le Bao

This Element is an introduction to Bayesian regression, combining theory and application with R and Python code for learners.

Elements in Quantitative and Computational Methods for the Social Sciences January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009340977 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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China for Africa’s Industrialization?

Carlos Oya

Has China contributed to contemporary Africa’s industrialization aspirations? This Element assesses the outcomes of this relationship.

Elements in Global China December 2025 229 x 152 mm 100pp 9781009347693 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

This Element focuses on how individuals’ gender values and populations’ gender norms influence their attitudes toward political authoritarianism in economically advanced democracies. First, it theorizes that individuals’ higher support for gender equality and freedom of sexuality (GEFS) decreases their support of political authoritarianism. This operates directly through the development of a belief system that is incompatible with political authoritarianism as a system rooted in and sustained through conformity to hegemonic masculine dominance. Additionally, this operates indirectly by strengthening support for pluralism, strengthening support for democratic socialization in households, and increasing rejection of the use of violence to control household social relations.

Second, it theorizes how GEFS norms and political authoritarian norms are mutually reinforcing in shaping political culture at the country level. The Element shows evidence consistent with these theories through analysis of data on OECD countries from 1995 to 2022 based on waves 3–7 of the World Values Surveys.

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Elements in Politics and Society in East Asia

Gender and Politics

Constructing Economic Nationalisms in Brazil and India

U.S. Allies and the Taiwan Strait

Public Preferences, Gender, and Foreign Support for Armed Movements

About the Series The series offers original insights and multidisciplinary syntheses by leading scholars on enduring and emerging

issues in the dynamic region of East Jason Jackson

Asia. By examining common challenges and patterns within the region while identifying key differences between countries, the series will stimulate productive interchanges among students, researchers, and practitioners alike.

Series Editors Erin Aeran Chung, Johns Hopkins University Mary Alice Haddad, Wesleyan University Benjamin L. Read, University of California, Santa Cruz

About the Series From campaigns and elections to policymaking and political conflict, gender pervades every facet of politics. Elements in Gender and Politics features carefully theorized, empirically rigorous scholarship on gender and politics. The Elements both offer new perspectives on foundational questions in the field and identify and address emerging research areas.

Adam P. Liff

Series Editors Tiffany D. Barnes University of Texas at Austin Diana Z. O’Brien Washington University in St. Louis

Public Preferences, Gender, and Foreign Support for Armed Movements

Politics of Development

U.S. Allies and the Taiwan Strait

Series Editors Rachel Beatty Riedl Einaudi Center for International Studies and Cornell University Ben Ross Schneider Massachusetts Institute of Technology Maya Tudor Oxford University

Constructing Economic Nationalisms in Brazil and India

About the Series The Element series Politics of Development provides important contributions on both established and new topics on the politics and political economy of developing countries. A particular priority is to give increased visibility to a dynamic and growing body of social science research that examines the political and social determinants of economic development, as well as the effects of different development models on political and social outcomes.

Alex L Wang

JACKSON

Chinese Global Environmentalism

Once hailed for implementing an industrial policy so effective that it transformed Japan into a model “developmental state,” from the 1980s Japan steadily liberalized its economy and Japanese firms increasingly shifted production abroad via outward foreign direct investment. Yet industrial policy did not just fade away. With the emergence of new competitors in South Korea and Taiwan, and especially the rise of China as a security threat, the Japanese government strove to enhance the viability and competitiveness of Japanese firms as a means to strengthen economic security and reduce reliance on imported energy. Using newly compiled data on Japan’s policy apparatus, political environment, and policy challenges, this Element examines how Japan, once an exemplar of “catch up” industrialization, has struggled to “keep up” with new challenges to national economic security, and more briefly considers how its policy evolution compares to those of its East Asian neighbors.

Çağlayan Başer

This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core at www.cambridge.org/core

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Chinese Global Environmentalism Chinese Global Environmentalism covers China’s green development and implications for China’s rise and the natural environment.

U.S. Allies and the Taiwan Strait Amid surging global concerns about cross-Strait peace and stability, this study analyses the agency of key US treaty allies.

This Element shows how role economic nationalism shapes industrialization and economic development.

December 2025 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009364010 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Public Preferences, Gender, and Foreign Support for Armed Movements

Adam P. Liff

Jason Jackson

Elements in Global China

ISSN 2753-8117 (online) ISSN 2753-8109 (print)

ISSN 2632-735X (print)

Constructing Economic Nationalisms in Brazil and India

Alex L. Wang

Çaglayan Baser

Female combatants signal equality, democracy, and humane treatment, influencing foreign sponsorship attitudes and increasing support.

Elements in Politics and Society in East Asia December 2025 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009405669 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Elements in the Politics of Development

Elements in Gender and Politics

December 2025 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009393614 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Susan Hannah Allen and Frank C. Thames

National University of Singapore (NUS)

Michael Howlett Simon Fraser University, British Columbia

Xun WU Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou) Judith Clifton University of Cantabria

Eduardo Araral

Allison Carnegie, Professor of Political Science, Columbia University

Public Policy

“Jane Vaynman’s core insight in this wonderful book is unexpected and to policymakers: look for windows of opportunity to negotiate during times of rapid change and mistrust—like today.”

Taxation and Social Policy

Rose Gottemoeller, William J. Perry Lecturer, Stanford University “Jane Vaynman’s new book is a generational leap ahead in our knowledge about arms control and international cooperation. It provides a fascinating new path forward to understand the prospects for future international

Within a week, a no-name Republican state representative from a town of 384 people in Illinois catapulted from obscurity to a prime-time appearance on Fox News’ Ingraham Angle. This newly empowered politician, Darren Bailey, would go on to steer

Enemies in Agreement

the pro-business Republican party in Illinois toward extremism.

Political Volatility and the Democratic backsliding emerges across all levels of politics, but the threats posed by small town politicians have been by national-level politicians. This microstudy of Design of Arms Control overshadowed a single politician’s debut in the public eye showcases a novel

Jane Vaynman

approach to media corpus construction that combines proprietary and open databases, aggregated search tools, and targeted searching, and includes local, regional, and national news across digital-first, radio, news publishers, broadcast and cable television, and social media. The Element provides unique insights into how American journalism creates space for small town extremists to gain power, especially given declines in local news.

cooperation during a period of immense geopolitical instability.

Highly recommended!”

About the Series Cambridge Elements in Politics and Communication publishes research focused on the intersection of media, technology, and politics. The series emphasizes forward-looking reviews of the field, path-breaking theoretical and methodological innovations, and the timely application of socialscientific theory and methods to current developments in politics and communication around the world.

Michael C. Horowitz, Richard Perry Professor, University of Pennsylvania

Michal Koreh, Olivier Jacques and Daniel Béland

“In this superb book, Jane Vaynman solidifies herself as the leading scholar of arms control. She provides scholars with a comprehensive treatment of the rise and fall of arms control, and provides policymakers a blueprint to be prepared to take advantage of future opportunities for arms control agreements to help manage a volatile and dangerous new nuclear age.”

Vipin Narang, Frank Stanton Professor of Nuclear Security, Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Series Editor Stuart Soroka University of California

National University of Singapore (NUS)

Catching Fire in the News

M. Ramesh

of arms control and international diplomacy.”

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while often failing to do so. A landmark contribution to the study

Enemies in Agreement

About the Series Elements in Public Policy is a concise and authoritative collection of assessments of the state of the art and future research directions in public policy research, as well as substantive new research on key topics. Edited by leading scholars in the field, the series is an ideal medium for reflecting on and advancing the understanding of critical issues in the public sphere. Collectively, the series provides a forum for broad and diverse coverage of all major topics in the field while integrating different disciplinary and methodological approaches.

international security: why states sometimes agree to arms control

unique: arms control agreements arise from uncertainty. A great message

Taxation and Social Policy

Conflict and Maternal Health

“This book offers a novel perspective on a long-standing puzzle in

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009407045 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Vaynman

Gender and Politics

Policy studies assume the existence of baseline parameters – such as honest governments doing their best to create public value, publics responding in good faith, and both parties relying on a policy-making process that aligns with the public interest. In such circumstances, policy goals are expected to be produced through mechanisms in which the public can articulate its preferences and policy-makers are expected to listen to what has been said in determining their governments’ courses of action. While these conditions are found in some governments, much policy-making occurs without these pre-conditions and processes. Unlike situations that produce what can be thought of as “good” public policy, “bad” public policy is a more common outcome. How this happens and what makes for bad public policy are the subjects of this Element. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

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While the concept of economic nationalism is frequently deployed it is often poorly defined, posited as the cause of protectionism in some cases while providing a rationale for liberalization in others. This Element provides a more rigorous articulation by analyzing variation in foreign investment regulation in postwar Brazil and India. Conventional approaches cite India’s leftist “socialism” and Brazil’s right-wing authoritarianism to explain why India resisted foreign direct investment (FDI) while Brazil welcomed foreign firms. However, this ignores puzzling industry-level variation: India restricted FDI in auto manufacturing but allowed multinationals in oil, while Brazil welcomed foreign auto companies but prohibited FDI in oil. This variation is inadequately explained by pluralist theories, structural-material approaches, or constructivist ideas. This Element argues that FDI policies were shaped by contrasting colonial experiences that generated distinct economic nationalisms and patterns of industrialization in both countries.

This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

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Politics and Communication

Catching Fire in the News Amber E. Boydstun, Jill R. Laufer, Dallas Card, and Noah A. Smith

Cover image: art by mbh, courtesy of the author

This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core at www.cambridge.org/core

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Conflict and Maternal Health

Linking the Gendered Causes and Gendered Consequences of War Susan Hannah Allen and Frank C. Thames

This Element demonstrates the interrelationship between inequality as a cause of conflict and a driver of women’s consequences of conflict.

Elements in Gender and Politics December 2025 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009430654 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Taxation and Social Policy

Financing the Welfare State Michal Koreh Olivier Jacques and Daniel Béland

Maps the role of taxation in shaping welfare state development, politics, and redistributive outcomes.

Elements in Public Policy February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009446983 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Enemies in Agreement

Political Volatility and the Design of Arms Control Jane Vaynman

Argues that political uncertainty can drive adversaries to negotiate formal arms control agreements with their enemies.

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.340pp 9781009486484 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 C

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Catching Fire in the News

The Necessary Conditions for Media Storms Amber E. Boydstun Jill R. Laufer Dallas Card and Noah A. Smith

Three conditions are necessary to trigger a media storm: newsworthiness, relevance with current debates, and amplification beyond the news.

Elements in Politics and Communication February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009498449 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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the Great Emancipator.”

– Michael Burlingame, Chancellor Naomi B. Lynn Distinguished Chair in Lincoln Studies, University of Illinois Springfield and Author of Abraham Lincoln: A Life

the broad history-reading public. It draws us deep into the ever-evolving thought of this canny and most eloquent of politicians, from his earnest debut in rural Illinois through the wrenching years of the Civil War, as he constantly struggles for the enlargement of civil liberty and, ultimately, the survival of the American experiment itself.”

– Fergus M. Bordewich, Author of Klan War: Ulysses S. Grant and the Battle to Save Reconstruction

Cover image: Official portrait of Abraham Lincoln seated with his hand to his chin, by George PA Healy (American, 1813–1894) (oil on canvas from the White House collection), 1869. (Photo by GraphicaArtis/ Getty Images)

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Nationalism and the Transformation of the State

Border Change and Political Violence in the Modern World Lars-Erik Cederman Luc Girardin Carl Müller-Crepon and Yannick I. Pengl

Challenges conventional approaches to nationalism by using historical maps to analyze how ethnic nations affected border change and conflict.

About the Series From campaigns and elections to policymaking and political conflict, gender pervades every facet of politics. Elements in Gender and Politics features carefully theorized, empirically rigorous scholarship on gender and politics. The Elements both offer new perspectives on foundational questions in the field and identify and address emerging research areas.

Series Editors Tiffany D. Barnes University of Texas at Austin Diana Z. O’Brien Washington University in St. Louis

Just as councils and assemblies were central to European polities for centuries, the imperial examination system (Keju) constituted the cornerstone of state institutions in China. This Element argues that Keju contributed to political stability, and its emergence was a process, not a shock, with consequences initially unanticipated by its contemporaries. The Element documents the emergence of Keju using evidence from early Chinese empires to the end of the Tang Dynasty in the 10th century, including epitaphs and government documents. It then traces the selection criteria of Keju and trends in social mobility over the second millennium, leveraging biographical information from over 70,000 examinees and 1,500 ministers and their descendants. The Element uses a panel of 112 historical polities to quantify Keju’s association with countrylevel political indicators against the backdrop of global convergence in political stability and divergence in institutions.

This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

Towards Tolerance and Acceptance

About the Series The Element Series Political Economy provides authoritative contributions on important topics in the rapidly growing field of political economy. Elements are designed so as to provide broad and indepth coverage combined with original insights from scholars in political science, economics, and economic history.

Contributions are welcome on any topic within this field.

Mariela Daby and Eli G. Rau

THE POLITICAL WRITINGS OF

Series Editor Mark Dincecco University of Michigan

The Role of Protest Brokers in South Africa’s Urban Landscape Sarah J. Lockwood

Introduces the critical, previously overlooked role played by protest brokers in South Africa, exploring how they shape collective action.

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.195pp 9781009555845 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

How Settlers Shaped Eastern Europe and Scandinavia Jonathan Stavnskær Doucette

Abraham Lincoln This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core at www.cambridge.org/core

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The Political Writings of Abraham Lincoln Edited by Allen C. Guelzo Abraham Lincoln

This book places within easy grasp the core of Abraham Lincoln’s political ideas and decisions.

The Political Writings of American Statesmen January 2026 254 x 178 mm c.600pp 9781009535915 Hardback c. £115.00 / c. US$150.00 R

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Towards Tolerance and Acceptance

Public Opinion and LGBTQ+ Politics in Latin America Mariela Daby and Eli G. Rau

This Element explains why people in Latin America today are more accepting of LGBTQ+ people than in the past.

Elements in Gender and Politics

Artificial Intelligence and Public Policy Fernando Filgueiras

This Element is dedicated to understanding the dilemmas, motivations, and challenges regarding artificial intelligence.

Elements in Public Policy January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009572224 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

ISSN 2398-4031 (online) ISSN 2514-3816 (print)

How Settlers Shaped Eastern Europe and Scandinavia

Economic Development, Regime Change, and State Formation, 800–1800 Jonathan Stavnskær Doucette

This Element shows that settlers from Western Europe transformed the political and economic fate of Eastern Europe and Scandinavia.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009537391 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Elements in Political Economy

The Big Picture as an Approach to the Study of International Relations

Reactionary Politics in South Korea

October 2025 229 x 152 mm 394pp 9781009527804 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

Making Protest

Political Economy

How Settlers Shaped Eastern Europe and Scandinavia

“This rich and often revelatory collection will prove invaluable to both the historian and

Gender and Politics

Towards Tolerance and Acceptance:

– Gary W. Gallagher, John L. Nau III Professor of History Emeritus, University of Virginia

THE POLITICAL WRITINGS OF

Lincoln’s life-long engagement with politics, both applied and theoretical, and his fierce dedication to a democratic republic that he believed held remarkable promise.”

Abraham Lincoln

“This exceptionally useful collection of documents rests on the premise that a true understanding of Abraham Lincoln must begin with recognition of him as a profoundly ‘political man.’ Ably introduced by Allen C. Guelzo, the letters and speeches illuminate

This Element focuses on how individuals’ gender values and populations’ gender norms influence their attitudes toward political authoritarianism in economically advanced democracies. First, it theorizes that individuals’ higher support for gender equality and freedom of sexuality (GEFS) decreases their support of political authoritarianism. This operates directly through the development of a belief system that is incompatible with political authoritarianism as a system rooted in and sustained through conformity to hegemonic masculine dominance. Additionally, this operates indirectly by strengthening support for pluralism, strengthening support for democratic socialization in households, and increasing rejection of the use of violence to control household social relations.

Second, it theorizes how GEFS norms and political authoritarian norms are mutually reinforcing in shaping political culture at the country level. The Element shows evidence consistent with these theories through analysis of data on OECD countries from 1995 to 2022 based on waves 3–7 of the World Values Surveys.

DOUCETTE

sophisticated picture of Lincoln’s thought than similar anthologies provide. This collection is ideal for both students and general readers seeking to better understand

DABY AND RAU

and eulogies that cumulatively reveal the impressive scope and depth of the sixteenth president’s political thinking. To blend such varied sources creates a richer and more

GUELZO

“Our foremost Lincoln/Civil War scholar, Allen C. Guelzo, has judiciously compiled and meticulously edited a wide variety of Lincoln’s letters, speeches, reported conversations,

Thinking With and Beyond Barry Buzan Rita Floyd Laust Schouenborg

A statement on the value of adopting a macro perspective on international relations based on the work of Barry Buzan.

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.300pp 9781009580342 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 C

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Historical Legacies, FarRight Intellectuals, and Political Mobilization Myungji Yang

Compelling analysis of the onthe-ground, internal dynamics of far-right actors in South Korea, examining their communities and worldviews.

Cambridge Studies in Contentious Politics December 2025 229 x 152 mm 268pp 9781009588812 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 C

How the Politics of Religion shaped the International Order

M A R IA B I R N B AU M

Post-Soviet Brides in the China Dream

Migration, Marriage, and Geopolitics Across Borders Elena Barabantseva

An interdisciplinary exploration of marriage migration from former Soviet Republics to China as both intimate and geopolitical projects.

March 2026 228 x 152 mm c.300pp 9781009600170 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Money, Partisanship and Power in Local Politics

es Editor ces E. Lee ceton University

Politics, social theory, history of ideas

BEFORE RECOGNITION

BOATRIGHT ET AL.

nance in city cities. It shows on outcomes cumbents. esentative these cities are s are sorted The Element more liberal olicies that s-wealthy w financial e in midsize erns of ce system es that exist in

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Profit and Power

Arbitrage in the Era of the Multinational Corporation Ronen Palan

Explores how MNCs use arbitrage to legally strengthen their position, minimizing obligations and maximizing wealth, power, and influence.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.270pp 9781009605281 Paperback £25.00 / US$33.00 P

Before Recognition

After Fission

Explores how colonial and epistemic formations shaped religion as a category of governance in global politics and international order.

Challenges conventional approaches to nuclear security by theorizing the difference between nuclear status and nuclear capability.

LSE International Studies

January 2026 229 x 152 mm 220pp 9781009607179 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 C

How the Politics of Religion shaped the International Order Maria Birnbaum

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.230pp 9781009606882 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 C

Recognition and Contestation in the Atomic Age Sidra Hamidi

American Politics

Money, Partisanship and Power in Local Politics

Robert G. Boatright, Lane Cuthbert, Adam Eichen, Raymond J. La Raja and Meredith Rolfe

ISSN 2515-1606 (online) ISSN 2515-1592 (print)

Money, Partisanship and Power in Local Politics Robert G. Boatright Lane Cuthbert Adam Eichen Raymond J. La Raja and Meredith Rolfe

The Element limns the traits of campaign contributors in midsize US cities. It shows how donors perpetuating inequalities in representation.

Practical Social Democracy

Disability and Distribution

Fashioning Futures

A new understanding of social democracy, emphasising its practical orientation and the varied choices that social democratic actors make.

Examines debates on disability and informal welfare in Kinshasa and how these shape routes towards becoming considered a ‘valuable person’.

Using vibrant ethnographic storytelling this study shows how young women realise respectable futures through uncertainty in urban Nigeria.

March 2026 228 x 152 mm c.340pp 9781009614320 Paperback £38.00 / US$50.00 C

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The International African Library

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.300pp 9781009618441 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 C

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Becoming a Valuable Person in Kinshasa Clara Devlieger

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Uncertainty and Young Women’s Livelihoods in Urban Nigeria Juliet Gilbert

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About the Series The Cambridge Elements Series in

Legacies of the Green Revolution International Relations publishes original research on key topics in the field. The series includes manuscripts addressing international security, international political economy, international organizations, and international relations.

Jamie S. Davidson

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Rice Politics in Southeast Asia

Legacies of the Green Revolution Jamie S. Davidson

Examines performance legitimacy stemming from the Green Revolution to explain rice protectionism in Southeast Asia’s large rice importers.

March 2026 228 x 152 mm c.300pp 9781009624640 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Series Editors Jon C. W. Pevehouse University of Wisconsin–Madison Tanja A. Börzel Freie Universität Berlin Edward D. Mansfield University of Pennsylvania

International Relations

When Hedging Fails

Rice Politics in Southeast Asia

Rice Politics in Southeast Asia

KOROLEV

Davidson

Hedging has been widely viewed as an optimal foreign policy for small and middle powers. However, hedging was more effective in some cases than others and ultimately proved detrimental for certain states. This Element contributes to knowledge about hedging by explaining why some smaller powers can hedge successfully between competing great powers while others fail, suffering serious harm. It develops a theoretical model consisting of international-systemic and state-level variables that determine hedging outcomes. It then tests the model using cases in the post-Soviet space (Georgia, Ukraine) and Southeast Asia (Malaysia, Vietnam, the Philippines) exposed to great power rivalry but exhibiting different hedging outcomes. It shows that hedging failure occurs due to changes in three key variables – structural uncertainty, availability of protective options, and decision-makers’ geopolitical prudence – and interactions between them. The Element highlights the limits to smaller power hedging and argues that hedging should not be taken for granted.

When Hedging Fails Alexander Korolev

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When Hedging Fails

Structural Uncertainty, Protective Options, and Geopolitical (Im)Prudence in Smaller Powers’ Behaviour Alexander Korolev

It explores why some smaller powers can hedge amidst great power rivalry successfully while others fail and suffer serious harm.

Culture and Mass Schooling

The Colonial Roots of Educational Inequality in Africa Melina R. Platas

Reveals a widespread gap in education between African Muslims and Christians, and examines the role of culture in its persistence.

Peasants to Paupers

Land, Class, and Kinship in Central Kenya Peter Lockwood

Examines the fate of smallholder families in central Kenya during a period of rapid change, as Nairobi’s urban sprawl approaches.

The International African Library January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.300pp 9781009643474 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Elements in International Relations

Cambridge Studies in the Comparative Politics of Education

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009638067 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

January 2026 229 x 152 mm 276pp 9781009640367 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 C

New Regional Authorities

Coverage Denied

Unity through Particularism

Empirical Research and Writing

Explores how regional authority become a central, taken-forgranted feature of human rights and global governance.

Draws on compelling patient and physician narratives to offer a sobering account of health insurance coverage denials in the United States.

Studies unique electoral reform in Mexico to reveal how parties enforce unity by leveraging legislators’ incentives to build voter support.

Engaging step-by-step guidance for social science undergraduates on research design and methods and new material on quantitative methods.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.200pp 9781009651554 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 C

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Self-Determination and the Global South Katherine M. Beall

January 2026 229 x 152 mm 238pp 9781009645614 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 C

How Health Insurers Drive Inequality in the United States Miranda Yaver

April 2026 229 x 152 mm 352pp 9781009649810 Hardback £27.00 / US$32.95 T

How Electoral Reforms Influence Parties and Legislative Behavior Lucia Motolinia

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A Political Science Student’s Practical Guide Second edition Leanne C. Powner

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of policies. Using extensive sources of data, they map the phenomenon ideas such as policy triage, the book offers powerful insights into the policy process in general, using valuable case studies from European countries. There are lessons for policy-makers in how to manage this phenomenon. Overall, this book challenges us to think differently about governance and the way it works. It will be read carefully by researchers and students for many years to come.”

Political parties often use moral arguments—judgements about fundamental notions of right and wrong—to frame and explain their political views. Morality is an aspect of politics that people are regularly exposed to in real life. But what role does moral rhetoric play in party politics? And how does it shape our views? Focusing on Western democracies, Shared Morals examines what moral rhetoric looks like, how it affects voters, and how it is relevant for democratic representation.

Drawing from studies on party competition, political behavior, and moral and political psychology, the book illustrates that moral rhetoric is an integral aspect of party communication. Yet, unlike many current

Peter John, Head of School of Politics and Economics, King’s College London

the consequences of the growth of rules in contemporary governments.

This examination of the difficult choices that implementing organizations must make about rules contributes to understanding several important aspects of contemporary policy. It provides insights into the expansion of expanding public policy within society, and aids understanding the difficult tasks faced by individual administrators and their organizations as they cope with necessary choices.”

narratives in the scholarly and policymaking worlds, Shared Morals draws attention to the potential for moral rhetoric to highlight common grounds,

Triage Bureaucracy

“Triage Bureaucracy is another important step in analyzing and explaining

Shared Morals

comparatively and help us understand it. As well as introducing new

Jung

a groundbreaking volume on the important problem of the accumulation

Knill, Steinebach and Zink

“Christoph Knill, Yves Steinebach, and Dionys Zink have produced

bridge differences, and bring people together.

Jae-Hee Jung is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at Rice University. Her research focuses on party politics, political behavior, and political psychology in the context of democracies. She is the co-author (with Margit Tavits) of Counter-Stereotypes and Attitudes Toward Gender and LGBTQ Equality (2024).

B. Guy Peters, Maurice Falk Professor of Government, University of Pittsburgh

Triage Bureaucracy

Shared Morals

The Organizational Challenge of Implementing Growing Policy Stocks Christoph Knill, Yves Steinebach and Dionys Zink

This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core at www.cambridge.org/core

Cover image: By Lukas Rohrbach

Politics and International Law

Triage Bureaucracy

The Organizational Challenge of Implementing Growing Policy Stocks Christoph Knill Yves Steinebach and Dionys Zink

Making, Breaking, and Upholding Global Rules Second edition Leslie Johns

Teaches how international law is made, followed and upheld using accessible explanations and contemporary international issues.

January 2026 254 x 178 mm c.610pp 9781009652254 Paperback £40.00 / US$55.00 X

than others? Why does influence on policies and politics vary across dictatorships? To answer these questions, Lawmaking under Authoritarianism extends the power-sharing theory of authoritarian government to argue that autocracies with balanced factional politics

Bonvecchi and Simison

Why are legislatures more powerful in some authoritarian regimes

have more influential legislatures than regimes with unbalanced autocracies have reviser legislatures that amend and reject significant shares of executive initiatives and are able to block or reverse policies preferred by dictators. When factional politics is unbalanced, notary legislatures may amend executive bills but rarely reject them, and regimes with unstable factional politics oscillate between these two extremes. Lawmaking under Authoritarianism employs novel datasets based on extensive archival research to support these findings, including strong qualitative case studies for past dictatorships in Argentina, Brazil, and Spain.

Alejandro Bonvecchi is Professor of Political Science at Universidad Torcuato Di Tella. He is also an Independent Researcher at the National Council of Scientific and Technical Research (CONICET). His work focuses on the political economy of decision-making in legislatures and executives about economic and social policies.

Emilia Simison is Lecturer in Latin American Politics at Queen Mary

Lawmaking under Authoritarianism

or unstable factional politics. Where factional politics is balanced,

Cover image: © Luca D’Urbino

The Role of Moral Rhetoric in Party Politics Jae-Hee Jung

Accountability Shock Why Transitional Justice Prevents Criminal Wars in New Democracies Guillermo Trejo Lucía Tiscornia Juan Albarracín

Shows how bureaucracies manage continuous policy growth via ‘policy triage,’ balancing limited resources and rising implementation demands.

Explores how transitional justice processes that break state impunity for atrocities prevent criminal violence in new democracies.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.340pp 9781009665858 Paperback £38.00 / US$50.00 C

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.375pp 9781009667739 Paperback £38.00 / US$50.00 P

Shared Morals

The Role of Moral Rhetoric in Party Politics Jae-Hee Jung

This book examines how moral rhetoric is a crucial – and potentially unifying – part of how we experience democratic representation.

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.280pp 9781009667920 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 C

Lawmaking under Authoritarianism Factions, Institutions, and Outcomes Across Dictatorships

University of London. Her research focuses on the comparative political economy of policymaking and policy change under both authoritarian and democratic regimes.

Cover image: Tanques em frente ao Congresso Nacional (1964), Arquivo Público do DF

Alejandro Bonvecchi and Emilia Simison

Zimbabwe’s Diamond Trade

The State, Resource Politics and Development Nathan Munier

Examines the significant diamond find in eastern Zimbabwe in 2006, and its influence on the institutional trajectory of the country.

December 2025 229 x 152 mm 200pp 9781009674768 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Lawmaking under Authoritarianism

Death, Diversion, and Departure

This book explains how lawmaking institutions are designed and operated across different types of authoritarian regimes.

Authoritarian regimes thrive when citizens exit the country, whether through death, fleeing the country, or dropping out of participation.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.308pp 9781009676243 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 C

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.250pp 9781009679015 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 C

Factions, Institutions, and Outcomes Across Dictatorships Alejandro Bonvecchi and Emilia Simison

Voter Exit and the Persistence of Authoritarianism in Zimbabwe Chipo Dendere

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Statism with Chinese Characteristics A History of China’s Reforms and Reversals Second edition Yasheng Huang

China is moving toward economic and political statism, this book explains how this movement poses a danger to China’s growth.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm 392pp 9781009680677 Hardback £35.00 / US$45.00 C

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Homesick Nation

Development, Migration and Yearning in Rural China Linda Qian

Explores migration and development in contemporary China though the lens of xiangchou – homesickness and rural nostalgia.

December 2025 228 x 152 mm 270pp 9781009682527 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Europe’s Nuclear Umbrella

Contesting Nuclear Sharing Since 2010 Michal Onderco

Explores how European policymakers balanced rising nuclear threats with domestic anti-nuclear movements amid collapsing arms control frameworks.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm 246pp 9781009698689 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

Syrian Intellectuals in Exile

The Dilemmas of Revolution and the Cost of Leaving Zeina Al Azmeh

Examines how Syrian intellectuals shaped revolutionary discourse and navigated exile in the 2011 revolution and its aftermath.

The Global Middle East

Nuer Messianic Judaism

Truth and Mediation in the Ethiopia-South Sudan Borderlands Yotam Gidron

Traces the evolution of Christian Zionist and Messianic Jewish faiths among Nuer communities in the Ethiopia-South Sudan borderlands.

February 2026 228 x 152 mm c.288pp 9781009687867 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

The International African Library

Above the Law

Stolen Representation

The United States and the International Criminal Court Daniel Krcmaric

Explains why the United States fears the International Criminal Court and demonstrates why these concerns are overblown.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm 288pp 9781009698788 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

February 2026 228 x 152 mm c.292pp 9781009689847 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Black Disfranchisement and State Legislative Politics in the American South Michael P. Olson

This book uses a tremendous amount of new historical data to illuminate how voting rights shape legislative representation.

Cambridge Studies in American Legislatures January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.290pp 9781009700238 Paperback £25.00 / US$33.00 P

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The Cambridge Companion to the Declaration of Independence Edited by Mark A. Graber and Michael Zuckert

A wide-ranging anthology covering the significance and history of the most important statement of American political commitments.

Cambridge Companions to American Studies January 2026 c.300pp 9781009692601 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

Why Nations Still Fight

Richard Ned Lebow

Offers a novel explanation for the origins and outcomes of interventions and wars from 1945.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm 476pp 9781009701082 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 P

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International Relations

Knowing Ethnicity

of governmentality, social sorting, and legal recognition; census, The Rise of registration, Authoritarian and identification technologies; and the pre-history of datafication. Through her concept of ‘cultivated vagueness’ and with Middle-Powers and a sensitivity towards the diverse strategies of minoritized groups and their representatives, What It Means for Samantha Balaton-Chrimes provides refreshingly new insights into long-standing debates about the making and World Politics politicization of ethnicity in Africa.’

Balaton-Chrimes

Series Editors Jon C. W. Pevehouse University of Wisconsin–Madison Tanja A. Börzel Freie Universität Berlin Edward D. Mansfield University of Pennsylvania

AFRICAN IDENTITIES Past and Present ‘Few researchers and fewer policy makers realise that the most serious danger lurking in African states’ growing administrative capacity to identify and track their citizens is the development of a permanent architecture of ethnicised citizenship. Sam Balaton-Chimes’ Knowing Ethnicity is the best account of why this happened and what is at stake in reproducing it.’

Keith Breckenridge, Wits University ‘This rich, detailed book offers important contributions to studies

The Rise of Authoritarian Middle-Powers and What It Means for World Politics

About the Series The Cambridge Elements Series in International Relations publishes original research on key topics in the field. The series includes manuscripts addressing international security, international political economy, international organizations, and international relations.

DESROSIERS AND CHEESEMAN

War is bad for nature, yet relatively little attention has been devoted to environmental military ethics by just war theorists and philosophers of war. Most wars since 1945 have been civil conflicts, often in areas containing the greatest biodiversity.

Combining environmental ethics with ethics of war, this Element examines how the environmental crisis should challenge and change the rules of war. While environmental wartime regulation has been addressed rarely by just war theorists, environmental jus ad bellum has hardly been tackled at all. Can environmental harm trigger a new justification for war? Can targeting nature constitute terrorism? And what would be a proportionate response to ‘environmental aggression’? With global degradation and climate change right around the corner, this Element discusses some of the most pressing practical ethics issues of our times, suggesting that grave environmental transgressions should be combatted by measures that do not themselves cause disproportionate harm to nature.

Knowing Ethnicity The Politics of Classification and Pluralism in Kenya Samantha Balaton-Chrimes

The

Keren Weitzberg, Queen Mary University of London

Resilience

Samantha Balaton-Chrimes is an Associate Professor in Politics at Deakin University. She is a political sociologist with sixteen years’ experience conducting research on ethnicity, marginalisation and politics in Kenya and other

Marie-Eve Desrosiers postcolonial societies. Balaton-Chrimes is the author of Ethnicity, Democracy and and Nic Cheeseman Citizenship in Africa (2015) and more than twenty articles and book chapters.

of the

Old Regime Paths Around Democracy in Europe, 1832–1919

Cover image: Nubian youth self-help group, Kenya, 2008. Photograph by Greg Constantine.

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Multinational Order

US Firms and International Organization Randall W. Stone

A detailed history of the emergence of order in trade, finance, property rights and development since 1945.

March 2026 228 x 152 mm c.380pp 9781009701105 Paperback c. £28.00 / c. US$38.00 P

AFRICAN IDENTITIES Past and Present

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The Rise of Authoritarian Middle-Powers and What It Means for World Politics Marie-Eve Desrosiers and Nic Cheeseman

This Element proposes a novel theory of how authoritarian middle-powers conduct international relations and their impact on world politics.

Elements in International Relations

Knowing Ethnicity

The Politics of Classification and Pluralism in Kenya Samantha Balaton-Chrimes

Explores how ethnic classifications in Kenya are uncertain, holding possibilities for both political division and pluralism.

African Identities: Past and Present April 2026 228 x 152 mm c.224pp 9781009707800 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 C

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009705257 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Understanding Modern Warfare Third edition David Jordan James D. Kiras David J. Lonsdale Ian Speller Christopher Tuck and C. Dale Walton

An authoritative introduction to modern warfare, now reflecting recent developments from cyber warfare to the conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza.

Democratic Drain

Global Migration and the Struggle for Democracy Justin Gest

Explores a new phenomenon in which migration depletes origin countries of people with democratic political values, enabling authoritarianism.

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.200pp 9781009726917 Hardback £30.00 / US$40.00 G

Technocrats in Turmoil

The Fed, the ECB, and the Changing Politics of Money Nicolas Jabko

Jabko explains the waxing and waning of neoliberalism in terms of changing alliances between central bankers, economists, and politicians.

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.200pp 9781009727457 Paperback £25.00 / US$33.00 P

March 2026 254 x 178 mm c.523pp 43 b/w illus.

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The Resilience of the Old Regime

Paths Around Democracy in Europe, 1832–1919 David Art

Pre WWI Europe was not dominated by liberal democracies but rather by authoritarian regimes that adapted to mass politics.

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.225pp 9781009710718 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

Defending Democracy Citizenship as a Vocation David M. Ricci

Good citizens must take the precious rights of democracy seriously and oppose merely entertaining political narcissists like Donald Trump.

March 2026 216 x 140 mm c.175pp 9781009731584 Paperback £25.00 / US$33.00 P

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STATES UNDER STRESS

EXPLAINING RESILIENCE IN THE MIDDLE EAST

Power Over Progress How Politics Shape Development Finance in Africa Keyi Tang

Unveils how politics hijack development finance in Africa, blending data and stories to expose favoritism’s roots.

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.200pp 9781009733151 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Economic Sanctions from Havana to Baghdad

Legitimacy, Accountability, and Humanitarian Consequences Edited by Joy Gordon

Economic sanctions have been imposed on dozens of countries and thousands of individuals, triggering humanitarian crises and economic chaos.

December 2025 229 x 152 mm 530pp 9781108926102 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

Broken Cycle

World Politics in the Age of Dissent Randall L. Schweller

The Coup Trap in Latin America Fabrice Lehoucq

States Under Stress

Explaining Resilience in the Middle East Eberhard Kienle

Examines the end of the long cycle of great-power wars determining who rules and what ideas prevail in world politics.

Explains instability in Latin America-and why some countries escaped from chronic instability by building democracy or dictatorship.

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.320pp 9781009743365 Paperback c. £28.00 / c. US$38.00 P

April 2026 229 x 152 mm 350pp 9781009750004 Paperback TBA / TBA

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Politics in a Pandemic

Illiberal Law and Development

Dazai Shundai: Writings on Political Economy

Governance and Crisis Management in Southeast Asia Meredith L. Weiss

Examining how developmentalstate legacies, distribution of authority, and state–society relations shaped governance in the pandemic.

Elements in Politics and Society in Southeast Asia January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781108927789 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Property Rights and Conflict Over Land in China Susan H. Whiting

Explains how China achieved transformative economic development without secure property rights and regime durability despite conflict.

Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.200pp 9781316512098 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

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Examines why ‘failed’ or ‘fragile states’ don’t actually disappear, focusing on Lebanon, Syria, and Iraq to explore this resilience.

Edited and translated by Peter Flueckiger Dazai Shundai

Introduces the pathbreaking writings on political economy by the Japanese Confucian scholar Dazai Shundai (1680–1747).

Cambridge Texts in the History of Political Thought January 2026 216 x 140 mm c.300pp 9781316649725 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

ECONOMICS, BUSINESS STUDIES

Terror Disrupted

Countering the Financing of Terrorism Jason Blazakis

Examines the challenge of terrorist financing and how governments, the private sector, and multilateral communities counter the phenomenon.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.250pp 9781009232845 Paperback £25.00 / US$33.00 P

Empirical Bayes

Why would a politically centralized state embark on the path of economic decentralization? This Element delves into the political origin of the puzzling economic decentralization in mainland China. The authors contend that the intra-elite conflicts between the authoritarian ruler and the ruling elites within the state prompted the ruler to pursue decentralization as a strategy to curb the influence wielded by the ruling elites. By examining the composition of the Chinese Communist Party’s Central Committee, they find that the Cultural Revolution, fueled by elite conflicts, shifted the elite selectorate’s composition from favoring central agencies to favoring local interests. Subsequent low turnover reinforced this shift, aligning elite incentives with decentralization policies and committing the Chinese leadership to a path of decentralization in the 1980s. Additionally, Taiwan’s economic liberalization under the Kuomintang’s authoritarian rule provides further evidence of the link between ruling party elite composition and economic policy orientation.

About the Series The works in this Elements series examine China’s economy, governance, and policy-making process. Members of the political and business communities will find the series a valuable guide to navigate China’s complex policy and governance system and understand its business environment.

Series Editors Luke Qi Zhang Fudan University Mingxing Liu Peking University Daniel Mattingly Yale University

Enlargement, Reform and Sustainability in European Integration Veronica Anghel and Erik Jones

This Element mention that the European Union must be governed as a system of common pool resources.

Elements in Economics of European Integration November 2025 229 x 152 mm 92pp 9781009499187 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Past, Present, and Future Jill Grennan

AI and blockchain innovations are rebuilding financial infrastructure and regulation. This Element proposes novel regulatory solutions.

Elements in Law, Economics and Politics January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009417945 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Taxation and Governance in Contemporary China Xiaobo Lü and Changdong Zhang

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From Club to Commons

FinTech Regulation in the United States

Chinese Economy and Governance

Taxation and Governance in Contemporary China

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009469630 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.300pp 9781009408073 Paperback c. £25.99 / c. US$34.99 P

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Elements in Development Economics

Ronald Coase Institute Series on New Institutional Economics

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.200pp 9781009275361 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

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Conceptual framework for analysing developmental barriers posed by exercises of power by specific actors in various social contexts.

Ronald Coase’s market approach for addressing environmental externalities is not primary in any US regulation. Where’s Coase? explores why.

Econometric Society Monographs, 69

William D. Ferguson

The Role of Power and Agency William D. Ferguson

The Implications of Economic Property Rights or Rent-Seeking in Forming Institutions Gary D. Libecap

The book provides a unified treatment of empirical Bayes methods emphasizing nonparametric estimation of mixture models.

Developmental Dilemmas

Developmental Dilemmas

Where’s Coase?

Some Tools, Rules, and Duals Roger Koenker Jiaying Gu

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Taxation and Governance in Contemporary China Xiaobo Lü and Changdong Zhang

The Element mentions China’s taxation system in the contemporary era, showing its origins and its effect on state– society relations.

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Trade in Tasks

A New Perspective on International Trade, Structural Change and Economic Development Gaaitzen J. de Vries and Marcel P. Timmer

This Element synthesizes a decade of research on who is doing what and where in global value chains.

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Breaking or Building Bridges?

The Trade Story of the MENA Region Fida Karam and Chahir Zaki

This Element unpacks the MENA region’s trade journey, revealing whether its trade policies have opened doors to global integration.

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Olivia Bertelli

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Varieties of Peripheral Growth Models

WHY THE RUSH?

Olivia Bertelli

Towards a New Comparative Political Economy of Development Michael Schedelik, Christian May Andreas Nölke, Daniel Mertens Alexandre De Podestá Gomes and Tobias ten Brink

This Element provides an overview of cross-cutting edge research in the economics of gender inequality in the global south.

Elements in Development Economics February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009576376 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Explores the applicability of the growth model perspective in comparative political economy to emerging capitalist economies.

An Institutional Economic Analysis of Homesteading and the Settlement of the West Douglas W. Allen and Bryan Leonard

Homesteading may appear ridiculous; however it was actually a clever way of establishing sovereignty and avoiding violence.

Ronald Coase Institute Series on New Institutional Economics January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.390pp 20 b/w illus. 15 maps 9781009684538 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 P

The Bank of England and the Remaking of Economic Governance, 1914–1939 Robert Yee

How the Bank of England reshaped the global economic order.

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This Element defends a reading of Kant’s formulas of the moral law in Groundwork of the Metaphysics of Morals. It disputes a long tradition concerning what the first formula (Universal Law/ Law of Nature) attempts to do. The Element also expounds the Formulas of Humanity, Autonomy and the Realm of Ends, arguing that it is only the Formula of Humanity from which Kant derives general duties, and that it is only the third formula (Autonomy/Realm of Ends) that represents a complete and definitive statement of the moral principle as Kant derives it in the Groundwork. The Element also disputes the claim that the various formulas are ‘equivalent’, arguing that this claim is either false or else nonsensical because it is grounded on a false premise about what Kant thinks a moral principle is for.

About the Series Cambridge Elements in Environmental, Natural Resource and Sustainable Development Economics offers concise, accessible, and interdisciplinary resources tackling today’s most pressing environmental challenges.

Bridging economics, ecology, and policy, the series delivers short volumes that synthesize cutting-edge research, theoretical frameworks, and practical case studies.

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Elements in Environmental, Natural Resource and Sustainable Development

Environmental Economics in the Presence of Tipping Points Aart de Zeeuw

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One Hundred Years of Game Theory

A Nobel Symposium Edited by Mark Voorneveld Jörgen W. Weibull Tommy Andersson Roger Myerson Jean-François Laslier Rida Laraki and Yukio Koriyama

A unique collection of contributions by world-class scholars, including Nobel laureates, on a vibrant topic, game theory.

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Environmental Economics in the Presence of Tipping Points Aart de Zeeuw

This Element explores tipping points and shocks in ecologicaleconomic models, enhancing analysis and informing policy design.

The Net-Zero Transitions in Energy and Finance

Southeast Asia and Beyond Akihisa Mori Nur Firdaus and Yasuhiro Ogura

Environmental, Natural Resource and Sustainable Development Economics

Proposes an analytical framework for net-zero transition in electricity and financial systems, incorporating multiple paradigms and pathways.

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The Spatial Dimension In Environmental and Resource Economics

Monetary Policy Implementation

Clientelism Aris Trantidis

With analysis, clientelism challenges common perceptions of democracy, state power, corruption, and the government’s role in the economy.

Stephen Williamson

Addresses monetary policy implementation, including mechanisms at work in floor and corridor systems, and effects of quantitative easing.

William Brock and Anastasios Xepapadeas

This Element examines the importance of the spatial dimension in researching environmental and resource economics.

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Resampling Asset Prices

An Identity-Based About the Series Approach International economics is a distinct field with

How Large Language Models Can Reshape Behavioural Economics Valerio Capraro

Human behaviour is shaped by words, not just payoffs. Large language models now let us measure their impact.

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.376pp 9781009733069 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 P

Series Editor

Kenneth A. Reinert both fundamental theoretical insights and George Mason increasing empirical and policy relevance. The University Cambridge Elements in International Economics series showcases this field, covering the subfields of international trade, international money and finance, and international production, and featuring both established researchers and new contributors from all parts of the world. It aims for a level of theoretical discourse slightly above that of the Journal of Economic Perspectives to maintain accessibility. It extends Cambridge University Press’ established reputation in international economics into the new, digital format of Cambridge Elements. It attempts to fill the niche once occupied by the Princeton Essays in International Finance, a series that no longer exists.

How the Brady Plan Delivered on Debt Relief Neil Shenai and Marijn A. Bolhuis

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Resampling Asset Prices

An Identity-Based Approach Richard K. Crump and Nikolay Gospodinov

This Element introduces a novel bootstrap approach to resampling asset price data for both finitematurity assets and equities.

Elements in Quantitative Finance February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009738378 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

This text articulates a comprehensive theory explaining, for the first time, the economic foundation of competition law and policy.

International Economics

Richard K. Crump and Nikolay Gospodinov

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The Economics of Language

International investments yield returns in the forms of multinational profits, dividends and interest on equity and debt, and the charges on bank loans. These payments are recorded in the current account of the balance of payments and constitute a significant component of many countries’ current accounts. Foreign direct investment (FDI)-generated income is often channeled by firms through countries with low tax rates and regulations. Emerging markets regularly have large FDI income deficits, but a substantial portion of these payments are reinvested. Portfolio securities provide income from diversified securities and lower risk. Global banking offers financing from foreign sources, which may support stability during periods of domestic crises.

How the Brady Plan Delivered on Debt Relief

About the Series Cambridge Elements in Quantitative Finance aims for broad coverage of all major topics within the field. Written at a level appropriate for advanced undergraduate or graduate students and practitioners, Elements combines reports on original research covering an author’s personal area of expertise, tutorials and masterclasses on emerging methodologies, and reviews of the most important literature.

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in quantitative trading, merging foundational theory with hands-on applications. It is organized into two parts. The first part introduces the fundamentals of financial time-series and supervised learning, exploring various network architectures, from feedforward to state-of-the-art. To ensure robustness and mitigate overfitting on complex real-world data, a complete workflow is presented, from initial data analysis to cross-validation techniques tailored to financial data. Building on this, the second part applies deep learning methods to a range of financial tasks. The authors demonstrate how deep learning models can enhance both time-series and crosssectional momentum trading strategies, generate predictive signals, and be formulated as an end-to-end framework for portfolio optimization. Applications include a mixture of data from daily data to high-frequency microstructure data for a variety of asset classes. Throughout, they include illustrative HOW LARGE LANGUAGE MODELS CAN code examples and provide a dedicated GitHub repository with detailed implementations.

A New Foundation Darryl Biggar Alberto Heimler

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VA L ERIO CA PR This A RO Element provides a comprehensive guide to deep learning

Antitrust and Competition Policy

How the Brady Plan Delivered on Debt Relief

Lessons and Implications Neil Shenai and Marijn A. Bolhuis

This Element provides a definitive assessment of the 1989 Brady Plan for debt restructuring, drawing highly relevant lessons for today.

Cambridge Elements in International Economics January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009747431 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Conversations on Rational Choice Catherine Herfeld

This book confronts the views of prominent economists about the nature of rational choice theories alongside their most forceful critics.

January 2026 244 x 170 mm 460pp 9781107547643 Paperback £41.99 / US$51.99 P

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Industrial Development and Division of Labour A History of Analysis P. Sai-wing Ho

It provides a critical history of the industrial policy debate, organised around Adam Smith’s two types of division of labour.

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The Cambridge Handbook on the Economics of Terrorism

Edited by Atin Basuchoudary and Günther Schulze

The book incorporates what is known in the field and the fundamental theoretical framework for current and future research.

January 2026 244 x 170 mm c.794pp 9781108834025 Hardback £150.00 / US$195.00 R

Hans Kelsen on Constitutional Democracy

Mandatory Cooperation Under International Law

The volume explores the historical genesis, normative foundations, and legacy of Kelsen’s theory of liberal constitutional democracy.

This book shows that international law requires states to cooperate to address humanity’s gravest crises, including climate change and war.

Genesis, Theory, Legacies Edited by Sandrine Baume and David Ragazzoni

Cambridge Studies in Constitutional Law January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.344pp 9781009230377 Hardback £115.00 / US$150.00 C

Evan J. Criddle Evan Fox-Decent

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Intervening in International Justice

Third States before Courts and Tribunals Brian McGarry

Comprehensively clarifies a neglected area of international procedural law at a time of unprecedented interest in multilateral dispute settlement.

Cambridge Studies in International and Comparative Law April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.352pp 9781009201605 Hardback £95.00 / US$125.00 C

Terror on Trial

An Ethnography of French Courts Sharon Weill Denis Salas Antoine Mégie and Christiane Bésnier

Drawing on extensive terror trial ethnography, a multidisciplinary team examines how counter terrorism logics are reflected and negotiated within French courtrooms.

Cambridge Studies in Law and Society March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.200pp 15 b/w illus.

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The Classical Doctrine of Civil War in International Law Ville Kari

Reintroduces the classical doctrine of civil war in international law and offers new insights about the origins and aspirations.

Cambridge Studies in International and Comparative Law April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.278pp 9781009218689 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

The Principles of Family Business Law Benjamin Means

A clear, practical guide to the legal challenges facing family businesses. Offers key principles with real-world case studies throughout.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm 262pp 9781009354561 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 P

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The Rebirth of Contract

Putting Promissory Estoppel to the Sword Eric Alden

The book calls for a rejection of the artificially invented, unprecedented contract law doctrine of ‘promissory estoppel.’

April 2025 229 x 152 mm c.300pp 9781009367615 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

Responding to Authoritarian Populism at the European Court of Human Rights A Calibrated Framework Alain Zysset

The book offers a systematic account of the European Court of Human Rights’ response to authoritarian populism consolidating across Europe.

Studies on International Courts and Tribunals February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.200pp 9781009377966 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

A Legal Theory of State-Owned Enterprises

The China Experience James Si Zeng

The privatization of SOEs involves defining the boundaries between public power and private property, which incurs certain social costs.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.250pp 9781009457682 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

Move Slow and Upgrade

The Power of Incremental Innovation Evan Selinger and Albert Fox Cahn

This book explains why we should base our future on upgrades – evidence-based, incremental change – over disruptive innovation.

January 2026 216 x 140 mm 240pp 9781009466578 Hardback £22.00 / US$27.95 T

Fifty Years of International Environmental Law

Developments since the 1972 Stockholm Conference Edited by Jonas Ebbesson and David Langlet

This book explores the development of international environmental law since the seminal 1972 Stockholm conference on the human environment.

Central Banking and Sustainability Kern Alexander Seraina Grünewald

What role could and should central banks play in supporting the transition to a more sustainable economy?

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The Environmental Knowledge Commons Cases and Lessons for Knowledge Sharing Edited by Anjanette Raymond Scott J. Shackelford Jessica Steinberg and Michael Mattioli

Explores how coordinated data and knowledge sharing can inform effective action to combat global environmental threats.

Cambridge Studies on Governing Knowledge Commons March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.300pp 9781009482141 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 C

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The Cambridge Companion to World Trade Law C. L. Lim Joel Trachtman

A readable, lively and thoughtful overview of world trade law in all its parts, its enduring issues, and emergent challenges.

Cambridge Companions to Law February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.454pp 9781009490139 Paperback £38.00 / US$50.00 P

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China’s Development and Regulation of Cross-border Listings Policies, Practices and Prospects Robin Huang

The first to provide a comprehensive, contextualized and current account of China’s development and regulation of cross-border listings.

Practices of Restitution

Law and Aesthetics in Modern Germany Laura Petersen

Market Regulation and Private Law

The Quest for Reconciliation in European Private Law Olha O. Cherednychenko

A new understanding of restitution, focusing on the dynamic practices of law, literature and art in postwar Germany.

Offers an innovative theoretical perspective on the interaction between market regulation and private law in the context of European private law.

Law in Context

Cambridge Studies in European Law and Policy

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An Introduction to Public International Law

The Question of Solidarity in Law and Politics

A Jurisprudence of Conversations

This volume offers a comprehensive overview on contemporary debates and issues in solidarity scholarship.

A significant contribution to the history and practice of feminist jurisprudence in post-colonial India.

Second edition Cecily Rose Niels Blokker Daniëlla Dam-de Jong Simone van den Driest Robert Heinsch Erik Koppe Misha Plagis and Nico Schrijver

Edited by Eleni Karageorgiou and Gregor Noll

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Law, Life and Feminism in Post-colonial India Debolina Dutta

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Provides an accessible, balanced, and nuanced introduction to public international law, with examples of how the law applies in practice.

January 2026 244 x 170 mm c.380pp 9781009580373 Paperback £35.00 / US$45.00 X

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Australian Uniform Evidence Law Third edition Fiona Hum Ottavio Quirico and Brendon Murphy

Australian Uniform Evidence Law, third edition remains an indispensable resource for all students of evidence law.

January 2026 244 x 170 mm 742pp 9781009546300 Paperback £90.00 / US$115.00 X

The Cambridge Handbook of AI in Civil Dispute Resolution

Edited by Amy J. Schmitz Marco Giacalone and Pietro Ortolani

Globe-spanning analysis of AI in civil dispute resolution, with legal, ethical and policy insights across public and private justice systems.

Cambridge Law Handbooks April 2026 254 x 178 mm c.350pp 9781009589116 Hardback £150.00 / US$195.00 R

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European Constitutionalism the Other Way Round From the Periphery to the Centre Edited by Jan Komárek Birgit Aasa Marina Bán and Michal Krajewski

Offers a new approach to how Europe has been imagined on both sides of the former Iron Curtain.

Justice for Some

A Comparative Study of Miscarriages of Justice and Wrongful Convictions Kent Roach

A thoroughly comparative study on the history, law, politics, and latest knowledge about miscarriages of justice and wrongful convictions and the differences between them.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.567pp 9781009608312 Paperback £40.00 / US$60.00 P

Digitalisation, New Technologies and International Investment Law

Sex, Gender Identity and the Law Michael Foran

Provides a comprehensive overview of the law relating to sex and gender identity for both a specialist and a general audience.

Edited by Panagiotis Delimatsis Georgios Dimitropoulos and Anastasios Gourgourinis

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Renowned experts explore the dynamic interplay between digitalisation, new technologies and international investment law.

Cambridge International Trade and Economic Law February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.360pp 9781009646161 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

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International Corporate Law and Financial Market Regulation

Institute of Banking Law at Bern University. She served as vice president of the Swiss Takeover Board and as a member of the board of directors of the Swiss Financial Supervisory Authority (FINMA). She is a member of the European Company Law Experts Group (ECLE).

M A R T I N W I N N E R is full professor of law at WU Vienna University of Economics and Business and currently the WU’s vice-rector for human

International Corporate Law and Financial Market Regulation

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A N D R É S R E C A L D E C A S T E L L S is full professor of business and corporate law at the Autonomous University of Madrid. He is co-editor of the Revista de Derecho de Sociedades and a member of the managing board of the European Company and Financial Law Review. He is a member of the European Company Law Experts Group (ECLE).

R O L F S KO G is the Director General of the Swedish Takeover panel. He is adjunct professor of company law at the University of Stockholm. He is senior adviser to the Swedish Ministry of Justice in the field of company law and a

Unfinished Business

Takeover Commission and is a member of the European Company Law Experts Group (ECLE).

Unfinished Business Two Decades with the EU Takeover Directive Edited by Susan Emmenegger, Martin Winner, Andrés Recalde Castells and Rolf Skog

member of the European Company Law Experts Group (ECLE).

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The Failures of Others Justifying Institutional Expansion in Comparative Public and International Law Michaela Hailbronner

This book offers a new legal account of arguments from failure: that one institution must act because another has not.

Cambridge Studies in Constitutional Law, 41 January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.270pp 9781009646666 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

National Security and International Economic Law Restoring Balance Olga Hrynkiv

This book argues that international rules on trade restrictions for security reasons need to be renegotiated.

Cambridge International Trade and Economic Law March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.380pp 9781009649070 Hardback £140.00 / US$190.00 C

After Disability Rights Confronting Ableism at Life’s Margins Tony Bogdanoski

An incisive study of ableism’s role in perpetuating inequality in areas including selective reproduction, assisted dying and drug control.

Cambridge Bioethics and Law January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.270pp 9781009649971 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

Unfinished Business

Two Decades with the EU Takeover Directive Edited by Susan Emmenegger Martin Winner Andreas Recalde Castells and Rolf Skog

Transnational and comparative analysis of European takeover law, current issues, practical insights and forward-looking policy recommendations.

International Corporate Law and Financial Market Regulation January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.400pp 9781009654425 Hardback £110.00 / US$140.00 C

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International Law Tenth edition Malcolm N. Shaw

This book is the definitive text on International Law. It combines straightforward exposition with extensive footnotes for further research.

April 2026 244 x 170 mm c.1394pp 9781009662192 Paperback £50.00 / US$65.00 X

The Cambridge Handbook of Victim Engagement in Transitional Justice Edited by Tine Destrooper and Elke Evrard

A comprehensive framework, rooted in rich empirical cases, for understanding evolving victim engagement across increasingly intersecting transitional justice struggles.

Cambridge Law Handbooks February 2026 254 x 178 mm c.450pp 9781009671422 Hardback £135.00 / US$175.00 R

Sexual Harassment between Doctors

Healing Medical Cultures Around the World Edited by Louise Stone Rosalind H. Searle Elizabeth Waldron Christine Phillips and Kirsty Douglas

This international text synthesises interdisciplinary perspectives and experience, enabling effective and contextually relevant management of sexual harassment between doctors.

November 2025 229 x 152 mm c.288pp 9781009673068 Paperback £38.00 / US$50.00 P

The History of European Union Law Constitutional Practice, 1950 to 1993 Edited by Bill Davies and Morten Rasmussen

This book explores the struggle over European Constitutionalism in the formative history of EU law from 1950 to 1993.

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Regulating Competition in the Digital Network Industry

Empirical Legal Studies in EU Law

Jasper van den Boom

Edited by Daniel Naurin Urška Šadl and Jan Zglinski

This book systematically explains the dynamics of ecosystem competition and how this should shape regulation.

Provides in-depth exploration of Empirical Legal Studies in EU law.

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Global Competition Law and Economics Policy December 2025 229 x 152 mm 312pp 9781009671699 Hardback £100.00 / US$130.00 C

Turning Defenders into Defendants

The Use of Lawfare against Environmental Activists in Southeast Asia Agung Wardana

Shows how the emergence of ‘lawfare’ to manage environmental conflicts is a consequence of the failure of neoliberal environmental governance.

Transnational Environmental Law January 2026 228 x 152 mm 238pp 9781009676649 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

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Leaving Guantanamo How One Country Brought its Men Home from the Forever Prison Eric L. Lewis

This intimate portrait of one country’s Guantanamo detainees integrates their experience into the chaos of the Global War on Terror.

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The Technosystem of Free Speech

Enriching Fundamental Rights in a Digital Society Christoph B. Graber

This book explains how the fundamental right of freedom of expression is gradually being enriched to cover its technological prerequisites.

Law in Context December 2025 229 x 152 mm c.190pp 9781009688307 Hardback £100.00 / US$130.00 C

Governing International Commons From Polycentric to Plurinational Governance in the Amazon Roger Merino

Navigating the Souring Seas

The Global Experimentalist Governance of Ocean Acidification Annika Frosch

Innovative analysis of the international governance of the Amazon, exposing the potentials of incorporating more democratic governance institutions for international rainforests and global commons.

The book investigates innovative, interdisciplinary governance solutions to ocean acidification through global experimentalist governance and practical institutional case studies.

Transnational Environmental Law

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Transnational Environmental Law

Contemporary Chinese Law and Legal System

Fundamentals, Civil Justice and Process Mo Zhang

A review of modern Chinese Law and the legal system covering fundamentals, civil codes and international civil dispute settlement.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.750pp 9781009690447 Paperback £60.00 / US$74.99 P

GE NOCI DE PR EV E N T ION An Evidence-Based Approach

Deborah Mayersen

Geopolitical Union

Europe’s Attempt to Take Back Control of Technology Regulation Benjamin Farrand

The Geopolitical Union wants to assert its digital sovereignty by taking control of technology regulation, led by a reinvigorated Commission.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.210pp 9781009691116 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

Genocide Prevention An Evidence-Based Approach Deborah Mayersen

Genocide Prevention highlights the importance of evidencebased approaches in efforts to prevent genocide. It presents groundbreaking research, identifying new measures for genocide prevention.

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.260pp 9781009692977 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 P

High Rates and Low Taxes

Courts, Constitutions and Karma

This book examines the ‘golden age’ of tax dodging in midcentury America, when it was open, outlandish, and largely accepted.

A deeply researched account of one of Asia’s most important legal traditions and its complex intertwining with state law.

Tax Dodging in MidCentury America Steven A. Bank

Buddhism, Law and the Practices of Legal Pluralism in Sri Lanka Benjamin Schonthal

Cambridge Tax Law Series

Cambridge Studies in Law and Society

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.350pp 9781009701952 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

March 2026 228 x 152 mm c.240pp 9781009706919 Hardback £115.00 / US$150.00 C

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Law

World Trade Organization

agreement, the 1994 Marrakesh Agreement Establishing the World Trade Organization, and its Annexes, including all amendments and additions since its entry into force up to and including September 2025. These include an amendment

World Trade Organization

This publication contains the text of the WTO’s founding

The WTO Agreements The Marrakesh Agreement Establishing the World Trade Organization and its Annexes

to the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual

Facilitation Agreement (TFA), which entered into force in February 2017, an amendment to the Trade Policy Review Mechanism in July 2017, and the amended Government Procurement Agreement (GPA), which entered into force in April 2014. The amended GPA replaced the 1994 GPA for all of the parties to the latter Agreement as of January 2021. This publication also includes the Agreement on Fisheries Subsidies, which entered into force in September 2025.

The WTO Agreements

January 2017. Other amendments or additions include the Trade

Third Edition

Property Rights (TRIPS Agreement), which entered into force in

Third Edition

Cover image: WTO logo. Photograph@WTO. Series cover design: Sue Watson

Judging Drugs

Key Issues in Law and Society Edited by Simon Flacks and Kate Seear

Takes a radical new approach to critically examining how courts conceptualise ‘drugs’, and why their approaches come to matter.

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.246pp 9781009713351 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

The Public Pension Crisis

Contractual Rights and Constitutional Limits T. Leigh Anenson

This book explores the Contract Clause’s role in public pension reform, analyzing legal challenges and offering a unified contract theory.

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.186pp 9781009720595 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

The WTO Agreements The Marrakesh Agreement Establishing the World Trade Organization and its Annexes (New Edition) Third edition World Trade Organization

Contains the complete and official texts of the WTO Agreements, collated in one volume.

The Fundamentals of Indian Contract Law Studies the core principles of Indian law of contract by reference to statutory architecture and principal cases.

March 2026 228 x 152 mm 300pp 9781009717632 Paperback TBA / TBA

November 2025 234 x 156 mm 518pp 9781009713481 Paperback £45.00 / US$65.00 P

The Judgment of the Provinces

The Roman Empire and the Origins of Law and Society Ari Z. Bryen

A new study of ancient legal politics that asks us to re-think the history of law and society.

Studies in Legal History March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.452pp 9781009730372 Hardback £35.00 / US$45.00 P

Labor in Hard Times

Workers’ Legal Mobilization at the European Court of Human Rights Filiz Kahraman

Shows how labor movements in Turkey and the UK used human rights law to counter neoliberalism, reclaiming trade union rights.

Cambridge Studies in Law and Society January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.290pp 9781009732376 Paperback £26.99 / US$34.99 P

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Law and Torture

Widening the Apertures from the Doctrinal to the Critical Ergün Cakal

A critical, reflexive introduction to anti-torture practice and research.

Law in Context December 2025 229 x 152 mm 244pp 9781009719452 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

Governing AI A Primer Onur Bakiner

This book outlines proposed solutions to govern artificial intelligence and evaluates how and how well they deliver.

March 2026 228 x 152 mm c.260pp 9781009738330 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 P

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The Cambridge Handbook of AI and Technologies in Courts

Edited by Monika Zalnieriute and Agne Limante

A global interdisciplinary Handbook examining how courts are using AI, balancing efficiency with protecting justice and the rule of law.

Cambridge Law Handbooks April 2026 254 x 178 mm c.650pp 9781009744201 Hardback £200.00 / US$260.00 R

Indigenous Peoples Inspiring Sustainable Development

Implementing UNDRIP through International Law and Covenants Marie-Claire Cordonier Segger and Wayne Garnons-Williams

Explores how indigenous treaties via legal principles, provisions and practices can promote more just and sustainable development worldwide.

Trademarks and Free Speech

Beyond Borders

Explores how trademark and free speech rights can conflict and how registering certain trademarks can harm freedom of expression.

Highlights MLK Jr.’s PanAfricanism, exploring his relationships in and with Africa revealing a visionary who fought racism on two continents.

Conflicts and Resolutions Lisa P. Ramsey

Martin Luther King Jr., Africa, and Pan-Africanism Jeremy I. Levitt

January 2026 229 x 152 mm 250pp 9781108723541 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.250pp 9781108817998 Paperback £25.00 / US$33.00 P

Identifying NonInternational Armed Conflict

Law for the Land

Treaty Implementation for Sustainable Development February 2026 228 x 152 mm c.200pp 9781108428965 Hardback £100.00 / US$130.00 C

Making and Breaking the Rules in Business and Human Rights Claire H. Palmer

Illuminates how governments, international organisations, NGOs and individuals are making (and breaking) the rules in business and human rights.

January 2026 228 x 152 mm c.275pp 9781108832861 Hardback £105.00 / US$140.00 C

The Cambridge History of Rights Volume 3: The Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries Edited by Andrew Fitzmaurice and Rachel Hammersley

International Law and Practice Nathan Derejko

Offers a broad yet detailed exploration of rights in action in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.

Examines the concept of NonInternational Armed Conflict from its inception in 1949 to the so-called global war on terror.

The Cambridge History of Rights

March 2026 228 x 152 mm c.224pp 9781108844321 Hardback £115.00 / US$150.00 C

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.575pp 9781108837323 Hardback £120.00 / US$160.00 R

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The Public Trust Doctrine, Mono Lake, and a Quiet Revolution in Environmental Rights Erin Ryan

Explores how public trust principles, the earliest guarantor of environmental rights, saved Mono Lake and changed environmental law.

February 2026 229 x 152 mm 250pp 9781316622858 Paperback £27.00 / US$35.00 G

Decolonizing Pedagogy in Post-Apartheid South Africa

About the Series This series addresses the critical issues teacher educators and teachers are engaged with in the increasingly complex profession of teaching. These issues reside in teachers’ response to broader social, cultural and political shifts and the need for teachers’ professional education to equip them to teach culturally and linguistically diverse students.

Azwihangwisi Edward Muthivhi

Series Editors Tony Loughland University of New South Wales Andy Gao University of New South Wales Hoa T. M. Nguyen University of New South Wales

Online Teacher Education and Interactive Technologies

To counteract the effects of such coercive epistemologies and Western orthodoxies, a decolonising approach, prioritising ethical grounding of knowledge and pedagogy, is proposed.

In this decolonising approach to learning and development, students enact the knowledge they embody, and, through such enactment of their culturally situated knowledge practices, students perceive concepts in their process of transformation and, consequently, acquire knowledge as tools for critical engagement with reality – and tools for meaningful pursuit of self-knowledge, agency, and identity development. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

GETENET AND TUALAULELEI

Series Editors Tony Loughland University of New South Wales Andy Gao University of New South Wales Hoa T. M. Nguyen University of New South Wales

This Element examines post-apartheid pedagogy in South Africa to uncover philosophical and epistemological foundations on which it is predicated. The analysis reveals quaint epistemologies and their associated philosophical postulations, espousing solipsistic methodologies that position teachers and their

students as passive participants in activities rendered abstract Critical issues in and contemplative – an intellectual odyssey and dispassionate teacher Education pursuit of knowledge devoid of context and human subjectivity.

Decolonizing Pedagogy in Post-Apartheid South Africa

About the Series This series addresses the critical issues teacher educators and teachers are engaged with in the increasingly complex profession of teaching. These issues reside in teachers’ response to broader social, cultural and political shifts and the need for teachers’ professional education to equip them to teach culturally and linguistically diverse students.

Muthivhi

Redefined transformative learning refers to learning that implies a change in the learner’s identity, which includes cognitive, emotional, and social dimensions and is something all teachers, in this case migrant teachers, experience and negotiate when meeting a new educational context. ‘Who am I as a teacher in a new country?’ migrant teachers ask themselves. To understand oneself as a teacher, one must identify and coordinate the past and present with a future direction, which causes migrant teachers to talk about a transformed professional identity with additional skills. This Element concerns migrant teachers’ transformation, how they redefine their professional identity, and how to support this in teacher education.

Critical Issues in Teacher Education

Online Teacher Education and Interactive Technologies Seyum Getenet and Eseta Tualaulelei

This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core at www.cambridge.org/core

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Thriving Sustainably on Planet Earth Inspiring Innovation in Children’s Education Edited by James Biddulph Emily Shuckburgh and Harry Pearse

With engaging contributions from a diverse team, this book provides new visions for education, bridging academic skill and teachers’ wisdom.

Education Visions January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.248pp 9781009309011 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

Thinking and Working Mathematically in Australian Primary Classrooms A Book for Pre-service Teachers and Educators Maree Skillen and Stephanie Watts

Thinking and Working Mathematically in Australian Primary Classrooms is a practical, contemporary and meaningful resource.

June 2026 254 x 203 mm 552pp 9781009430272 Paperback TBA / TBA

Cover image: Roc Canals / Moment / ISSN 2755-1202 (online) Getty Images

ISSN 2755-1202 (online) ISSN 2755-1199 (print)

ISSN 2755-1199 (print)

Decolonizing Pedagogy in Post-Apartheid South Africa

Azwihangwisi Edward Muthivhi

Post-colonial, post-apartheid, decolonisation, ubuntu, wholism, alternative pedagogy approaches to knowledge and pedagogy.

Elements in Critical Issues in Teacher Education December 2025 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009482554 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Online Teacher Education and Interactive Technologies Seyum Getenet and Eseta Tualaulelei

This Element explores interactive technologies’ role in enhancing pre-service teachers’ online engagement.

Elements in Critical Issues in Teacher Education January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009527316 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

BRITISH AND IRISH HISTORY

Research Methods in Education

How to Use Generative AI in Educational Research

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How to Use Generative AI in Educational Research Jasper Roe

ISSN 3050-2861 (online) ISSN 3050-2853 (print)

How to Use Generative AI in Educational Research Jasper Roe

This Element explores GenAI’s promise and risks in educational research, urging ethical use, critical study, and clear examples.

Elements in Research Methods in Education December 2025 229 x 152 mm 74pp 9781009675345 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Teaching Strategies in the 21st Century Where to Now? Loretta Bowshall-Freeman Rozi Binte Rahmat Michael Colbung and Amy Hamilton

Teaching Strategies in the 21st Century identifies and addresses the complex challenges preservice and early career teachers face.

September 2026 244 x 170mm 288pp 9781009686921 Paperback TBA / TBA

Making Sense of Mass Education Fifth edition Nerida Spina Peter O’Brien Annetta Cayas Jenna Gillett-Swan and Gordon Tait

Making Sense of Mass Education gives an overview of the cultural contexts of education, debunking important myths in the field.

February 2026 254 x 203 mm c.464pp 5 tables 9781009716796 Paperback £65.00 / US$88.00 X

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The Minority Mind

Jews and Protestants in Catholic Ireland, 1912–1968 Eugenio Biagini

The ‘minority question’ disrupted twentieth-century Europe but in Catholic Ireland minority groups helped shape a more pluralist society.

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.400pp 9781009315692 Hardback £125.00 / US$165.00 C

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Fischer and Schmitt

A Concise History of

A Concise History of X X X

IRELAND Caitriona Clear

A Concise History of Ireland

Captured Consent

Contract Labor in English Charity, Colonization, and War, 1600–1700 Sonia Tycko

Caitriona Clear

A political, cultural and social history of the island of Ireland, from the arrival of Christianity to the present day.

Reveals how consent became a tool of labor coercion, rather than a resource for protection from exploitation.

Cambridge Concise Histories February 2026 216 x 140 mm c.364pp 9781009494007 Paperback £25.00 / US$33.00 G

to how both politicians and voters understand and articulate political ideas. The authors in this capacious and engaging volume shed a new light on how writing about politics has shaped our understanding in the modern era. The volume is an important contribution to the literature

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.356pp 9781009581899 Hardback £110.00 / US$145.00 C

Britain and the End of the Colonial Death Penalty James M. Campbell

The first full account of the death penalty and its abolition in Britain’s last colonies in the late twentieth century.

Studies in Legal History March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.374pp 9781009595216 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 P

Religion, Rebellion and Violence in Ireland, c. 1603-1649 Joan Redmond

The first in-depth study of religious violence in seventeenthcentury Ireland, with particular focus on the cataclysmic 1641 Rebellion.

Cambridge Studies in Early Modern British History April 2026 228 x 152 mm c.330pp 9781009612258 Hardback c. £90.00 / c. US$120.00 C

Love and Toye

‘Even in an age of podcasts and TikTok, the written word remains crucial

Studies in Legal History

Reluctant Abolitionists

on contemporary political history.’

‘An accomplished array of practitioners of the “new political history” address how literary conventions shape political texts. The result is a distinctly original contribution to our understanding of how politics has been conceived in modern Britain, with a commendable focus on the contexts of gender and sexuality.’

Martin Francis, University of Sussex ‘A wonderful collection that conclusively demonstrates the importance of political writing to modern British history. The stellar cast of contributors give us a powerful new history of the writing and reading of political texts, ranging widely across genres, places and social locations.’

Ben Jackson, University of Oxford ‘This invaluable collection explores how acts of writing and publishing enabled different ways of “doing politics”. Dazzling in scope, the authors expertly examine the connections between writers and readers at all levels of society. This book will undoubtedly become a landmark study.’

Saima Nasar, University of Bristol

Cover image: Shirley Williams of the Social Democratic Party on the campaign trail in Crosby ahead of the by-election, 18th November 1981. Photo by Eric Piper / Mirrorpix via Getty Images.

Keeping Hold

A Cultural and Social History of Possession in Eighteenth-Century Britain Kate Smith

Examines the cultural history of ownership in eighteenthcentury Britain by exploring how people responded to losing their possessions.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.292pp 9781009617604 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

Writing Politics in Modern Britain

Laura Beers, American University

Writing Politics in Modern Britain Genre and Cultures of Publishing since 1900 Edited by Gary Love and Richard Toye

Writing Politics in Modern Britain

Genre and Cultures of Publishing since 1900 Edited by Gary Love and Richard Toye

A groundbreaking analysis of modern British political writing, showing how diverse authors and genres shaped key ideologies and movements.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.330pp 9781009634328 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 C

Race on Screen

Think of England

Examines how ordinary racism among white Britons shaped images of Black and south Asian people on screen in twentiethcentury Britain.

Traces the history and language of English identity over 2,000 years, from its ancient invention to its revival in the 21st century.

Audience Racism in Twentieth-Century Britain Christine Grandy

Modern British Histories February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.311pp 9781009650939 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

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Nation, People, and Race in the English Imagination Paul Kléber Monod

February 2026 229 x 152 mm 396pp 9781009652292 Hardback £35.00 / US$45.00 P

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No Future

Punk, Politics and British Youth Culture, 1976–1984 Anniversary Edition Matthew Worley Foreword by Paul Morley

Marking fifty years of punk, this anniversary edition remains the foremost history of punk culture in Britain.

April 2026 229 x 152 mm 406pp 9781009661287 Anniversary Edition £17.99 / US$23.99 T

Charity After Empire British Humanitarianism, Decolonisation and Development Matthew Hilton

Examines the history of British humanitarian agencies overseas and considers the role of charity in the making of modern Britain.

Modern British Histories February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.456pp 9781009675109 Hardback £35.00 / US$45.00 P

The Holograph Letters of Margaret Tudor, Queen of Scots (1489–1541) Volume 70 Edited by Helen NewsomeChandler

This volume presents the surviving holograph correspondence of Margaret Tudor, queen of Scots (1489–1541).

Camden Fifth Series, 70 October 2025 216 x 138 mm 368pp 9781009681636 Paperback £36.95 / US$49.95 C

A Collector Collected The Journals of William Upcott, 1803–1823 Volume 71 Mark Philp Aysuda Aykan Curtis Leung

A Collector Collected presents the journals of bookseller, librarian and collector William Upcott (1779–1845).

Camden Fifth Series December 2025 216 x 138 mm c.312pp 9781009715607 Paperback £36.95 / US$49.95 C

AMERICAN HISTORY

The Settlement of the Poor in England, c.1660–1780 Law, Society, and State Formation Naomi Tadmor

Explores the laws for the settlement of the English poor and their far-reaching effects on society, culture, and the state, c.1660-1780.

Cambridge Studies in Early Modern British History February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.300pp 9781108499194 Hardback £85.00 / US$110.00 C

Clergy and Criminal Violence in Later Medieval England and Wales Peter D. Clarke

Investigates the role of clergy in the later medieval world of interpersonal violence, and how far they really differed from laymen.

Cambridge Studies in Medieval Life and Thought: Fourth Series January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.392pp 9781108843805 Hardback £110.00 / US$145.00 C

The Rebirth of the Spanish Empire

War and Sacred Kingship in Early Bourbon Mexico Frances L. Ramos

Oratory, print, and visual imagery reshaped understandings of monarchy and empire in New Spain during a moment of dynastic upheaval.

Cambridge Latin American Studies April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.180pp 9781009648448 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 C

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Sweet Home Feliciana Family, Slavery, and the Hauntings of History Rashauna Johnson

An intimate family history set in rural Louisiana that charts the region and its residents from colonialism to Jim Crow.

March 2026 229 x 152 mm 368pp 9781009668323 Hardback £27.00 / US$31.95 T

EUROPEAN HISTORY

An Ocean of Rumours News and Information in the Atlantic World Michiel van Groesen

The Modernist Wish A History of Europe, 1914-1939 Geoff Eley

The first book to argue that news was as valuable as sugar or tobacco in the early modern Atlantic World.

A comprehensive, integrated history of Europe’s early 20th century, seen as the crucible of a new metropolitan modernity.

Cambridge Oceanic Histories

October 2026 229 x 152 mm 350pp 9780521811453 Hardback £35.00 / US$45.00 G

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.300pp 9781108838382 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

The Cambridge Companion to the Byzantine Church Edited by Andrew Mellas and Bronwen Neil

A wonderful introduction, written by leading historians, to the Byzantine Church-its leaders, beliefs and culture-across 1100 years.

Cambridge Companions to Religion April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.500pp 35 colour illus.

9781009113212 Paperback £38.00 / US$50.00 P

Byzantium and Landscapes of Loss

The Recreation of Constantinople in the Laskarid and Palaiologan Eras Naomi Ruth Pitamber

Shows how the art and architecture of the Laskarids of Nicaea (1204-1261) contributed to the Palaiologan renaissance in Constantinople.

January 2026 244 x 170 mm c.400pp 170 colour illus. 3 maps 9781009331791 Hardback £105.00 / US$135.00 C

UNWILLING TO KNOW

The Renaissance

Making News in Renaissance Europe

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Making News in Renaissance Europe Brendan Dooley

Wannes Dupont

ISSN 2631-9101 (online) ISSN 2631-9098 (print)

Making News in Renaissance Europe Brendan Dooley

This Element explains the weekly news reporting that was invented in the Renaissance, with consequences lasting until the present day.

Elements in the Renaissance March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009358811 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

The Cambridge Companion to the Spanish Inquisition

The Italian Renaissance

Unwilling To Know

Demonstrates the overlooked role of religion, silence and code in modern Europe’s history of homosexuality.

Cambridge Companions to History

Wide-ranging overview of the dazzling cultural novelties of the Italian Renaissance, incorporating fresh perspectives and current research.

December 2025 229 x 152 mm 364pp 9781009456821 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

January 2026 229 x 152 mm 338pp 9781009474252 Paperback £27.00 / US$35.00 P

Edited by Lu Ann Homza

Introduces the complications and nuances of Spanish Inquisition practices over time and geography, grounded in the most recent scholarship.

A Cultural History Second edition Virginia Cox

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Male Homosexuality at the Crossroads of Europe, 1870–1965 Wannes Dupont

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.300pp 9781009570145 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

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Huguenot Networks

Truth and Secrecy in Sixteenth-Century Europe Penny Roberts

Investigates clandestine Huguenot networks across Europe, beginning with an intriguing document smuggled to England in a basket of cheese.

New Studies in European History December 2025 229 x 152 mm 264pp 9781009622936 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Life, Death, and Migration in the Early Modern City

The Urban Historical Demography of Würzburg Jan de Vries

A methodologically innovative reconstruction of the demographic life of Würzburg around 1700 that uncovers the critical role of migrants.

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.300pp 20 b/w illus.

9781009641517 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Monastic Desires

Violence and Occupation

Homoeroticism, Homophobia, and the Love of God in Medieval Constantinople Derek Krueger

The Red Army in the Balkans and Central Europe, 1944–1945 Vojin Majstorovic

A groundbreaking study of homoeroticism and homophobia in medieval Orthodoxy exploring erotic spirituality within the monastic tradition.

This ground-breaking history traces the Red Army’s advances across Europe, examining occupation policies and encounters with civilians.

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.352pp 4 colour illus.

9781009648332 Hardback c. £35.00 / c. US$44.99 P

Cambridge Military Histories January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.344pp 25 b/w illus. 5 maps 9781009652445 Hardback £35.00 / US$45.00 P

Series Editors Mark Edele University of Melbourne Rebecca Friedman Florida International University

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The Politics of Nature in Nazi Germany

Soviet Jews under Late Stalinism

A critical history of early environmental movements, exploring the interactions between ecological ideals and racial myths in Nazi Germany.

Challenges narratives of Soviet Jews after the Holocaust, uncovering their agency under the Stalinist regime in Soviet Moldavia.

New Studies in European History

New Studies in European History

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.230pp 9781009653527 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.320pp 9781009671507 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Environmental Ideals and the Myth of Blood and Soil Peter Staudenmaier

A Story from the Western Borderlands Diana Dumitru

Soviet and Post-Soviet History

The Iron Curtain

About the Series Elements in Soviet and Post-Soviet History pluralise the history of the former Soviet space. Contributions decolonise Soviet history and provincialise the former metropole: Russia. In doing so, the series provides an up-to-date history of the present of the region formerly known as the Soviet Union.

LÜTHI

Ukrainian Literature: A Wartime Guide for Anglophone Readers is an introduction for general readers and students to Ukrainian literature in English translation. It takes as its starting point the responses of Ukrainian poets and prose writers to Russia’s fullscale invasion of Ukraine in 2022 and the preceding eight-year war. Each of the Element’s ten sections describes a key event in Ukrainian cultural history in its literary context, surveying related works and their authors, Ukrainian and international literary and intellectual movements, and developments in political and social life. The Element gives pre-eminent attention to a theme that the war has foregrounded: the enduringly fraught relationship of Ukraine and Russia. While focussing mainly on texts in Ukrainian, the Element refers to other literary cultures – Polish, Russian, Jewish and Crimean Tatar, among others – whose participants were active on the territory of today’s Ukraine.

The Iron Curtain

Lorenz M. Lüthi

ISSN 2753-5290 (online) ISSN 2753-5282 (print)

Byzantine Law

The Iron Curtain

Reconsiders Byzantine law, explains it to a broader public, and highlights its influence on the European legal tradition.

The Iron Curtain displayed a wide range of incarnations at the external and internal borders of the Socialist Camp.

Elements in Rethinking Byzantium

Elements in Soviet and Post-Soviet History

The Law of the Eastern Roman Empire Daphne Penna

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009696067 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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A Short History of Socialist Borders Lorenz M. Lüthi

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009712774 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Ancient East Asia

Mind and Psychology in Early China

Unearthing Fluctuating Wealth Inequality

About the Series Elements in Ancient East Asia contains multi-disciplinary contributions focusing on the history and culture of East Asia

in ancient times. Its framework extends Lisa Raphals beyond anachronistic, nation-based

conceptions of the past, following instead the contours of Asian sub-regions and their interconnections with each other.

The series explores themes including sources, environments, institutions, peoples and ideas, presenting the latest findings and strikingly new perspectives on the ancient world in East Asia.

From Monarchical Commonwealth to French Royal State, 1561–1651 James B. Collins

Examines how a shift in political discourse in France in the 1570s, from le bien public to le bien de l’État, accompanied growing puissance absolue.

December 2025 229 x 152 mm 366pp 9781107030091 Hardback £110.00 / US$145.00 C

The Link That Divides

Race, Empire, and the Quest for the Nicaragua Canal in the Nineteenth Century Rajeshwari Dutt

How the transatlantic quest for the Nicaragua Canal was built on-and shattered by-the politics of race and empire.

Cambridge Studies in US Foreign Relations April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.264pp 9781009553278 Paperback £25.00 / US$33.00 P

The Inner Life of Politics

Grassroots Activism in West Germany, 1962–1983 Belinda J. Davis

Through oral histories of West German grassroots activists, this study explores how individuals became and remained politicized.

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.454pp 9781108466868 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

The China Question

Eight Centuries of Fantasy and Fear Ho-fung Hung

Surveying centuries of thought, Ho-fung Hung shows how both the West and China continue to promote orientalist stereotypes.

February 2026 216 x 140 mm 336pp 9781009559775 Hardback £30.00 / US$39.99 G

Series Editors Erica Fox Brindley Pennsylvania State University Rowan Kimon Flad Harvard University

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Mind and Psychology in Early China Lisa Raphals

This Element incorporates materials from philosophical and medical texts and provides insights in Western philosophy.

Elements in Ancient East Asia January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009298322 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Unearthing Fluctuating Wealth Inequality

Ancient East Asia

Cover image: Sunset over tea plantation in Malaysia - stock photo (DasMaddin/ E+ / Getty Images)

Empire of Fear

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Series Editors Erica Fox Brindley Pennsylvania State University Rowan Kimon Flad Harvard University

Mind and Psychology in Early China

About the Series Elements in Ancient East Asia contains multi-disciplinary contributions focusing on the history and culture of East Asia in ancient times. Its framework extends beyond anachronistic, nation-based conceptions of the past, following instead the contours of Asian sub-regions and their interconnections with each other.

The series explores themes including sources, environments, institutions, peoples and ideas, presenting the latest findings and strikingly new perspectives on the ancient world in East Asia.

Gendered archaeology in Asia has been studied by archaeologists since the 1990s and scholars have posed questions such as the role and construction of gendered identities in ancient societies. In this Element, the authors review secondary literature, report on to what stage the research has evolved, evaluate methodologies, and use the concept of networking to examine the issues across East Asia, including China, Mongolia, Korea, Japan, and Taiwan.

Interestingly, those literatures are not entirely parallel with each other – the authors found, for example, that archaeological investigation was largely bound by national guidelines, by local intellectual traditions, and by changing historiographic interpretations of past events, as well as funding. The complexion of recent studies on gender and archaeology in Asia has often been focused on providing a framework for a grand narrative of each national “civilization” as the emergence of institutional political structures, including traditional values placed on men and women.

RAPHALS

This Element describes early Chinese views of the heartmind (xin 心) and its relation to the psychology of a whole person, including the body, affective and cognitive faculties, and the spirit (shén 神). It argues for a divergence in Warring States thought between “mind-centered” and “spirit-centered” approaches to self-cultivation. It surveys the Analects, Mengzi, Guanzi, Zhuangzi, Xunzi, Huainanzi, the Huangdi neijing, and excavated medical manuscripts from Mawangdui, as well as a brief comparative perspective to ancient Greek views of these topics. It argues for a contrast between post-Cartesian dualism and Chinese and Greek psycho-physicalism.

Yoko Nishimura

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Unearthing Fluctuating Wealth Inequality Household Disparities at Jōmon and Yayoi Sites in Southern Kantō, Japan Yoko Nishimura

Archaeology reveals shifting wealth disparities across Jōmon and Yayoi periods in Japan using household data and Gini coefficient analysis.

Elements in Ancient East Asia January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009406925 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Violín

Mediating Musical Style and Devotional Practice in 21st-Century Cuba Robin D. Moore

An exploration of the violín, an unknown form of religious music worship that incorporates Western instruments and repertoire.

Poetic Desire and Literary Thievery

Economies of Intertextuality in Arabic Literature Muhsin J. al-Musawi

Afro-Latin America

Offers a reappraisal of literary authenticity in the Arabic classical tradition, arguing that intertextual borrowing was driven by economic competition.

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The History and Politics of Fascism

The Five Ages of Antifascism

Joseph Fronczak

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The Five Ages of Antifascism Joseph Fronczak

A global history of antifascism, posed as a methodological tool with which to rethink the history of fascism.

Elements in the History and Politics of Fascism February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009619653 Paperback c. £18.00 / c. US$23.00 P

The Making of Labour Precarity in China since 1949 Xiaojun Feng

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Boundaries of Belonging

Universalism and Regionalism in the Early Islamic World

Sectarianism and Statecraft in the Early Modern Ottoman Empire Ayşe Baltacıoğlu-Brammer

The Beginnings of Local History-Writing Harry Munt

Explores the fluidity of sectarian and political belonging in the Ottoman-Safavid rivalry through statecraft, material culture, and imperial entanglements.

An innovative exploration of the understudied phenomenon of local history-writing in the early Islamic World.

Cambridge Studies in Islamic Civilization

April 2026 228 x 152 mm c.336pp 9781009640787 Hardback £110.00 / US$145.00 C

interest to historians, political scientists, anthropologists, and political and human geographers. While it examines the Ghana–Togo border, it will be of immense importance to scholars and policymakers not only in Ghana and Togo but across the continent because of the similarities in many of the borderlands in Africa.’

Raunet

‘This is an important work that is interdisciplinary in its approach and will be of

January 2026 228 x 152 mm c.320pp 9781009648264 Hardback £105.00 / US$135.00 C

– Edem Adotey, University of Ghana ‘In this study, Raunet adroitly captures the history and present of the seemingly interminable tensions about locality, identity, nationality, and citizenship afflicting the Togo-Ghana borderlands. With profound significance for interdisciplinary African studies, political belonging articulated as indigeneity is revealed as key to also speaks to its fragility and instrumentalization.’

– Benjamin N. Lawrance, University of Arizona

and alternative understandings of political community. Raunet investigates the layered understandings that are rooted in deeper historical constructions – albeit codified under colonialism. In the Ghana–Togo borderlands, she reveals how these are performed, whether in claims-making through texts or by claiming the right to vote.’

– Paul Nugent, University of Edinburgh

Political Belonging in the Ghana–Togo Borderlands

participation; but over a century of socio-political struggles and occasional violence

‘In West Africa, there is an entanglement between definitions of national citizenship

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Political Belonging in the Ghana–Togo Borderlands Citizenship and the Vote at the Margins of the State

Nathalie Raunet

Cover image: Back of a woman at the Agbogboza festival, 2016, Notse, Togo.

Photo by Nathalie Raunet.

The Fall of the Tang Gao Pian’s Trials of Allegiance Franciscus Verellen

An innovative analysis of the Tang’s collapse from the perspective of one of the most intriguing characters in Chinese history.

February 2026 228 x 152 mm c.350pp 9781009649919 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

The Making of Brazilian Amazonian Societies

Ottoman Reform at Work

An interdisciplinary exploration of the origins of societies along the Amazon River.

Cambridge Latin American Studies, 143

Offers a working-class perspective on Ottoman modernity, focusing on a naval worksite to connect reform processes with global capitalism.

November 2025 229 x 152 mm 376pp 9781009654067 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 P

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A Study in Ethnographic and Spatial History Mark Harris

Class, Migration, and Coercion in the Imperial Arsenal Akın Sefer

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Political Belonging in the Ghana–Togo Borderlands

Citizenship and the Vote at the Margins of the State Nathalie Raunet

Analyses how belonging, nationstate and the vote interact in the Ghana-Togo borderlands throughout the twentieth and early twenty-first century.

African Studies March 2026 228 x 152 mm c.300pp 9781009674379 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

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Series Editor Peter Frankopan University of Oxford

The Great Palace

About the Series Telling the history of Constantinople through its monuments and people, leading scholars present a rich and unbiased account of this ever-evolving metropolis. From its foundation to the domination of the Ottoman Empire to contemporary Istanbul, numerous aspects of Constantinople’s narrative are explored in this unrivalled series.

BARTOLOMÉ

The Chora is one of the most celebrated churches built in Constantinople during the Byzantine era (330–1453). It is particularly famous for its glorious mosaics and frescoes, mostly dating to the fourteenth century, which are a particularly fine example of Late Byzantine art. After the Ottoman conquest of Constantinople in 1453, the church was repurposed as a mosque, known as the Kariye Camii. Between 1945 and 2020, it had another incarnation, as the Kariye Museum, but then in 2020, in line with changing Turkish governmental policies, it again became a mosque. This Element sets out the history of the building, presents its artwork, and considers how best to interpret its construction, significance, and meaning. Above all, it offers an insight into images and words that are currently inaccessible to the general public.

The History of Constantinople

The Great Palace

Alfredo Calahorra Bartolomé

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Stereotypes in Black

Afro-Argentines and Visual Culture in NineteenthCentury Buenos Aires María de Lourdes Ghidoli

Analyzes the construction and use of racial stereotypes that have exacerbated the invisibilization of the Afro-Argentine population.

Afro-Latin America January 2026 229 x 152 mm 388pp 9781009674508 Hardback £110.00 / US$145.00 C

American Metropolis The Making of Mexico City Tatiana Seijas

A rich tapestry of stories about essential workers who remade and transformed Mexico City during the seventeenth century.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.310pp 9781009692779 Hardback c. £30.00 / c. US$39.99 G

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The Great Palace

Alfredo Calahorra Bartolomé

A synthesis of the Great Palace’s history, architecture, symbolism, and ceremonies, with new hypotheses and a virtual reconstruction.

Elements in the History of Constantinople February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009675482 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Racial Doubt

Slavery, Passing, and the Emergence of Black Writing in Cuba Víctor Goldgel Carballo

This compelling study of nineteenth-century Cuba rethinks long-standing assumptions about race in the Americas.

Afro-Latin America April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.294pp 9781009692885 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 P

Art and Anti-Racism in Latin America Edited by Peter Wade Lúcia Sá and Ignacio Aguiló

Interrogates the role of anti-racist art in Latin America, and how it can foster inclusive struggles for social justice.

Afro-Latin America January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.336pp 9781009680530 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

Urban Revolution

People’s Communes in Beijing Fabio Lanza

Fabio Lanza explores the radical attempts to reshape urban life in China though urban collectivization under Mao. Cambridge Studies in the History of the People’s Republic of China April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.294pp 9781009682473 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

Leaping Decolonization

The Coveted Mount

North Africa in the Global 1960s and 1970s Idriss Jebari

The Horse in South Asian History Edited by Pratyay Nath and Ranabir Chakravarti

Explores how a generation of leaders and thinkers from North Africa envisioned a vision for the future in their periodicals.

The book analyses the central role that horses have played in every sphere of South Asian societies through the ages.

The Global Middle East

March 2026 228 x 152 mm c.286pp 9781009700665 Paperback c. £29.99 / c. US$44.99 C

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Series Editors Federico Finchelstein The New School for Social Research António Costa Pinto University of Lisbon

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The History and Politics of Fascism

The Fascist Zenith

About the Series Cambridge Elements in the History and Politics of Fascism is a series that provides a platform for cuttingedge comparative research in the field of fascism studies. With a broad theoretical, empirical, geographic, and temporal scope, it will cover all regions of the world, and most importantly, search for new and innovative perspectives.

COSTA PINTO

The year 1942 represents the apex of the global wave of autocratization associated with the Era of Fascism and the expansion of Axis rule during World War II, which were responsible for this impressive growth of authoritarian “occupation” regimes.

Starting in Asia with the imperialist expansion of Japan, followed

by Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy in Europe, the number of dictatorships increased substantially. This Element analyzes how the three poles of Axis rule, Fascist Italy, Nazi Germany, and Authoritarian Japan, led the dynamics of institution-building of political regimes of occupation under their direct or indirect control, respective diffusion models, and, in some cases, coercive transfers.

The Fascist Zenith War and Dictatorship under Axis Rule

António Costa Pinto

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An Unholy Pedagogy

The Fascist Zenith

A new history of Spanish-Colonial schools and Indigenous placebased learning told from the perspective of Nahua and NahuaChristian students.

This Element analyses how Italian Fascism, Nazi Germany, and Authoritarian Japan, lead the dynamics of institution-building of Dictatorships.

Cambridge Latin American Studies

Elements in the History and Politics of Fascism

Visions of Learning from Mesoamerica, 1300-1650 Joshua Jacob Fitzgerald

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.300pp 9781009702577 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

The Cambridge Economic History of Modern South Asia Part 2: South Asia, 1947 to Present Edited by Latika Chaudhary Tirthankar Roy and Anand V. Swamy

A major new reference history of the colonial and post-colonial economies of South Asia, incorporating fresh historical perspectives.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.529pp 9781009769488 Hardback c. £120.00 / c. US$150.00 R

War and Dictatorship under Axis Rule António Costa Pinto

A Concise History of New Zealand Aotearoa Third edition Philippa Mein Smith

The book unravels key moments in distant and recent history that have shaped contemporary New Zealand.

Cambridge Concise Histories

December 2025 229 x 152 mm 212pp 9781009706681 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

January 2026 216 x 140 mm c.422pp 50 b/w illus. 5 maps 5 tables 9781009716734 Paperback £24.99 / US$31.99 P

The Cambridge Economic History of Modern South Asia

The Cambridge Economic History of Modern South Asia

Edited by Latika Chaudhary Tirthankar Roy and Anand V. Swamy

A major new reference history of the colonial and post-colonial economies of South Asia, incorporating fresh historical perspectives.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.1000pp 9781009778893 Multiple copy pack TBA / TBA R

Part 1: Colonial India, 1757–1947 Edited by Latika Chaudhary Tirthankar Roy and Anand V. Swamy

A major new reference history of the colonial and post-colonial economies of South Asia, incorporating fresh historical perspectives.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.1048pp 9781108833035 Hardback £120.00 / US$150.00 R

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Enslaved New World

Slavery, Freedom, and the Making of Race in Santo Domingo Richard Lee Turits

A new history of Santo Domingo, the Americas’ first plantation and post-plantation society, focused on its African-descended majority.

Afro-Latin America April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.375pp 9781009721455 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 P

Convict Politics

From Utopia to Serfdom in Early China (221 BCE – 23 CE) Liang Cai

Utilising excavated manuscripts, Cai reveals a historical paradox: the quest for a crime-free utopia criminalized early Chinese empires.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.320pp 9781316515303 Hardback £110.00 / US$145.00 C

Myths, History Wars, and Indigenous–Settler Relations in Canada and Other Settler States About the Series Elements in the Global Middle Ages is a series of concise studies that introduce and instructors to an David Bruceresearchers Amichand uncentered, interconnected world, 500–1500 CE. Individual Elements MacDonald c.focus on the globe’s geographic zones, its natural and built environments, its cultures, societies, arts, technologies, peoples, ecosystems, and lifeworlds.

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Reparations and Redress for Historical Injustice

Chiel van den Akker

For as long as historians decide what events are important for what reason, they will rely on narrative.

Myths, History Wars, and IndigenousSettler Relations in Canada and Other Settler States

Timothy Waligore

Accessible introduction to justifications for reparations and redress for historical injustice using case studies worldwide.

Elements in Historical Theory and Practice

David Bruce Amichand MacDonald

This Element refutes myths and stereotypes about Indigenous Peoples and settler colonialism in Canada and other settler states.

Elements in Historical Theory and Practice

December 2025 229 x 152 mm 70pp 9781009108348 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Yuanfei Wang and Victor H. Mair

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Knowledge and Narrative

Series Editors Geraldine Heng University of Texas at Austin Susan J. Noakes University of Minnesota—Twin Cities Lynn Ramey Vanderbilt University

Early Globalism and Chinese Literature

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textual transmission of ideas in both Arabic and Persian to offer a critical guide to geographical knowledge dissemination on Rūs funerary practices.

Death Rituals

Series Editor Daniel Woolf Queen’s University, Ontario

WANG AND MAIR

About the Series Cambridge Elements in Historical Theory and Practice is a series intended for a wide range of students, scholars, and others whose interests involve engagement with the past. Topics include the theoretical, ethical, and philosophical issues involved in doing history, the interconnections between history and other disciplines and questions of method, and the application of historical knowledge to contemporary global and social issues such as climate change, reconciliation and justice, heritage, and identity politics.

Timothy Waligore

In the study of the early medieval Rūs and the Viking diaspora, Arabic geographical writings on the practice of funerary sacrifice loom large. Against growing uses of this body of source material as evidence on ritual, the treatment of women, and the global connections of the Rūs, critical issues in the

use of and access to this source material necessitate a fresh Historical Theory analysis. This Element re-evaluates geographical writings on and Practice Rūs death and sacrificial rituals, redirecting focus towards the

Myths, History Wars, and Indigenous–Settler Relations in Canada and Other Settler States

Series Editor Daniel Woolf Queen’s University, Ontario

Reparations and Redress for Historical Injustice

Reparations and Redress for Historical Injustice

About the Series Cambridge Elements in Historical Theory and Practice is a series intended for a wide range of students, scholars, and others whose interests involve engagement with the past. Topics include the theoretical, ethical, and philosophical issues involved in doing history, the interconnections between history and other disciplines and questions of method, and the application of historical knowledge to contemporary global and social issues such as climate change, reconciliation and justice, heritage, and identity politics.

Many Western settler states are undergoing processes to improve Indigenous-settler relations. The primary focus is Canada, with some discussion of Australia, Aotearoa New Zealand, and the United States of America. This Element highlights myths promoted by explorers, settlers, and the state about Indigenous Peoples and history. It engages with and attempts to correct a selection of the misperceptions that have developed over several centuries. I argue that the first “foundational history wars” were advanced by European explorers, travellers, and settlers through the promotion of negative myths about Indigenous Peoples, as an accompaniment to settler colonialism. I distinguish these from “modern history wars” from the 1960s to the present. The goal is to provide a fuller history that critically engages settler myths, privileges Indigenous perspectives, and offers a robust and informed critique of dominant historical narratives. The larger goal is to promote truth as a necessary accompaniment to reconciliation.

MACDONALD

WALIGORE

The concern with narrative has not lost any of its relevance, for the simple reason that it informs us about history as an academic discipline and the knowledge it produces. For as long as historians decide what events are important in their past and for what reason, they will rely on narrative.

Knowledge and Narrative

Chiel van den Akker

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009184298 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Elements in Historical Theory and Practice

Early Globalism and Chinese Literature Yuanfei Wang and Victor H. Mair

Monkey King, Cinderella, Admiral Zheng He! Why have their stories endured for centuries and even millennia?

Elements in the Global Middle Ages February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009272353 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

December 2025 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009223201 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Things of the Past

The History of Contingency & Future-Oriented Thought

About the Series Cambridge Elements in Historical Theory and Practice is a series intended for a wide range of students, scholars, and others

Kasper Risbjerg Eskildsen whose interests involve engagement with

the past. Topics include the theoretical, ethical, and philosophical issues involved in doing history, the interconnections between history and other disciplines and questions of method, and the application of historical knowledge to contemporary global and social issues such as climate change, reconciliation and justice, heritage, and identity politics.

Series Editor Daniel Woolf Queen’s University, Ontario

About the Series Cambridge Elements in Historical Theory and Practice is a series intended for a wide range of students, scholars, and others whose interests involve engagement with the past. Topics include the theoretical, ethical, and philosophical issues involved in doing history, the interconnections between history and other disciplines and questions of method, and the application of historical knowledge to contemporary global and social issues such as climate change, reconciliation and justice, heritage, and identity politics.

Thomas Moynihan

Historical Theory and Practice

Gender, Theory, and History

Gender, Theory, and History

Historical Theory and Practice

LA GRECA

The category of gender has a special relation to history as an academic practice, as a form of writing, and as a way of understanding humanity as such. This Element reconstructs the trajectory of debates over gender to trace its emergence as an analytical category through the work of feminist thinkers such as that by Joan W. Scott, Judith Butler, and Donna Haraway.

Situating the reader in a twenty-first-century perspective, this Element shows that gender is still a key term in theoretical discussions not only within but also beyond academia, in current public debates related to women and LGBTQ+ human rights around the globe. “Gender” is both a theoretical resource and a political tool to effect social change. Refiguring gender as a historical category, this Element provides a promising framework for historians, theorists of history, and everyone interested in reflecting on the relation between bodies, knowledge, and politics.

Historical Theory and Practice

The History of Contingency & Future-Oriented Thought

Things of the Past

This Element explores the relation between historiography and testimony as a question about what it means to know and understand the past historically. In contrast with the recent rapprochement between memory accounts and history in historical theory, the Element argues for the importance of attending to conceptually distinct relations to past actions and events in historical thinking compared with testimony. The conceptual distinctiveness of history is elucidated by placing historical theory in dialogue with the epistemology of testimony and classical philosophy of history. By clarifying the rejection of testimony inherent in the evidential paradigm of modern historical research, this Element provides a thoroughgoing account of the ways in which historical knowledge and understanding relates to testimony. The argument is that the role of testimony in historiography is fundamentally shaped by the questioning-activity at the core of critical historical research. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

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This Element is concerned with narrative as a mode of knowing.

It draws attention to the epistemic value of historical narrative qua narrative. This it does not only in an abstract sense, but also with the help of recent works of history. Special attention is given to narrative sentences and narrative theses. A narrative

Historical Theorythesis redescribes the actions and events the historian is concerned with and allows for the temporal whole or unity we and Practice associate with narrative, with its beginning, middle, and end.

Knowledge and Narrative

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María Inés La Greca

This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core at www.cambridge.org/core

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Things of the Past

A Modern Yearning Kasper Risbjerg Eskildsen

A world history of our yearning for things, unveiling the past and changing our lives and society.

Elements in Historical Theory and Practice November 2025 229 x 152 mm 90pp 9781009342957 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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The History of Contingency and Future-Oriented Thought Thomas Moynihan

The planet’s future is in the balance.

Events can still play out myriad ways. But how did we prove this?

Elements in Historical Theory and Practice December 2025 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009358781 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Gender, Theory, and History

On the Knowledge and Politics of Bodies María Inés La Greca

This Element offers an updated reconstruction of the development of the category of gender in relation to theory of history.

Elements in Historical Theory and Practice January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009372411 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Philip II of Spain and the Power of Money Between Parliament and Bankers Carlos Álvarez-Nogal Christophe Chamley

Studies the relationship between public debt, parliamentary representations and state power through the financial policies of Phillip II. Cambridge Studies in Economic History – Second Series April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.320pp 9781009393652 Hardback £110.00 / US$145.00 C

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Historical Theory and Practice

Contested Public Monuments

About the Series Cambridge Elements in Historical Theory and Practice is a series intended for a wide range of students, scholars, and others whose interests involve engagement with the past. Topics include the theoretical, ethical, and philosophical issues involved in doing history, the interconnections between history and other disciplines and questions of method, and the application of historical knowledge to contemporary global and social issues such as climate change, reconciliation and justice, heritage, and identity politics.

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In the new millennium, many public monuments around the world have become the target of protests as part of social movements’ struggles against inequality and discrimination.

Despite research into the significance of toppled statues or damaged monuments and the motives of activists, little attention has been paid to the extent to which iconoclastic activism changes the narratives of public spaces or landscapes of memory. This Element approaches current conflicts over public monuments as an attempt to transform the mnemonic regime of public spaces. It examines global cases involving colonialism, Black slavery, world wars, and women’s oppression. Using theoretical concepts, such as monumental narrativity, necropolitical space, white innocence, and the implicated subject, four current contexts of contestations will be highlighted: the fabric of landscapes of memory; the relationship between the living and the dead of a community; the power of visual language, iconography, and multiplication; the importance of dialogical monuments.

Contested Public Monuments Maria Grever

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Slavery, Freedom, and Development

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Cold War Liberalism

Contested Public Monuments

How Africa Became the Mirror Image of Europe Warren C. Whatley

Power in a Time of Emergency Edited by Daniel Bessner and Michael Brenes

Reinterprets African and European economic history to argue that freedom and slavery produce development and underdevelopment.

A wide-ranging history of Cold War liberalism, showing how the ideology shaped politics and culture in the US and Western Europe.

Public contested monuments are important in the struggle against discrimination regarding colonialism, genocide, and women’s oppression.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.264pp 9781009407144 Hardback £35.00 / US$45.00 P

Military, War, and Society in Modern American History

Elements in Historical Theory and Practice

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.282pp 9781009448734 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

November 2025 229 x 152 mm 98pp 9781009515719 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Global perspectives on landscapes of memory Maria Grever

Medieval Avatars

About the Series Born of the emotional and sensory “turns”, Elements in Histories of Emotions and the Senses move one of the fastestgrowing interdisciplinary fields forward.

The series is aimed at scholars across the humanities, social sciences, and life sciences, embracing insights from a diverse range of disciplines, from neuroscience to art history and economics. Chronologically and regionally broad, encompassing global, transnational, and deep history, it concerns such topics as affect theory, intersensoriality, embodiment, human– animal relations, and distributed cognition.

The founding editor of the series was Jan Plamper.

Carla Maria Bino

It explores the contribution made by the Australian Army’s combat intelligence services to force commanders during the Cold War. Australian Army History Series April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.384pp 30 b/w illus. 5 tables 9781009603744 Hardback c. £39.99 / c. US$49.99 G

Coercion and the Making of the Modern World Alessandro Stanziani

Series Editors Rob Boddice Tampere University Piroska Nagy Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM) Mark Smith University of South Carolina

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Medieval Avatars Projecting Presence, Performing Emotions Carla Maria Bino

This comparative global study examines the role played by free and unfree labor across the British, French and Russian empires.

This Element investigates how avatars, memory, and sensory practices produced presence and configured emotions in devotional experiences.

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Outdoor Singing in Modern Britain

Medieval Avatars

Australian Army Combat Intelligence in the Cold War, 1945–1975 Glenn Wahlert

Empires of Labor

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.302pp 9781009597555 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

Histories of Emotions and the Senses

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The Commander’s Eyes and Ears

Recovers the revolutionary views on political economy and Marxism of the visionary historian, István Hont (1947–2013).

Specifically standing between humanity and natural perceptions of the environment in the contemporary age of ecological decay are disenchanted meanings of sulfur and evil that changed to support the base of capitalism during the Early Modern Era. The blinding system of linguistic and material networks that capital constructs to deny humans the ability to sense environmental threat can be understood most notably through a history of ideas related to supposedly sulfuric demons and the discursive archaeology surrounding many toxic sulfuric compounds ardently linked with the Anthropocene.

Thinking of cause and effect in networks of objects and humans, as well as the structures of modernity and capitalism, this Element reasserts a philosophy of disenchantment into the history of the environment. At the core of modernity, capitalist discourses greenwashed experiences of the body related to evils of environmental threat to protect the means of production from considerable critique during the Industrial Revolution.

Series Editors Rob Boddice Tampere University Piroska Nagy Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM) Mark Smith University of South Carolina

Culture, Needs and Property Rights István Hont Lasse S. Andersen Béla Kapossy Richard Whatmore

FLINT AND HICKMAN

BINO

Specifically standing between humanity and natural perceptions of the environment in the contemporary age of ecological decay are disenchanted meanings of sulfur and evil that changed to support the base of capitalism during the Early Modern Era. The blinding system of linguistic and material networks that capital constructs to deny humans the ability to sense environmental threat can be understood most notably through a history of ideas related to supposedly sulfuric demons and the discursive archaeology surrounding many toxic sulfuric compounds ardently linked with the Anthropocene.

Thinking of cause and effect in networks of objects and humans, as well as the structures of modernity and capitalism, this Element reasserts a philosophy of disenchantment into the history of the environment. At the core of modernity, capitalist discourses greenwashed experiences of the body related to evils of environmental threat to protect the means of production from considerable critique during the Industrial Revolution.

About the Series Born of the emotional and sensory “turns”, Elements in Histories of Emotions and the Senses move one of the fastestgrowing interdisciplinary fields forward.

The series is aimed at scholars across the humanities, social sciences, and life sciences, embracing insights from a diverse range of disciplines, from neuroscience to art history and economics. Chronologically and regionally broad, encompassing global, transnational, and deep history, it concerns such topics as affect theory, intersensoriality, embodiment, human– animal relations, and distributed cognition.

The founding editor of the series was Jan Plamper.

Political Economy from Pufendorf to Marx

Histories of Emotions and the Senses

Outdoor Singing in Modern Britain

Abbi Flint and Clare Hickman

ISSN 2632-1068 (online) ISSN 2632-105X (print)

Outdoor Singing in Modern Britain

A Sensory and Emotional History Abbi Flint and Clare Hickman

The history of open-air singing in Britain and its relationship to concepts of health, fellow feeling, and connection to place.

Elements in Histories of Emotions and the Senses February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009615372 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

s eries editors David Armitage, Harvard University Richard Bourke, University of Cambridge Adom Getachew, The University of Chicago

Machiavelli’s theory of the state, this study reconstructs the question of

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While historical scholarship has often downplayed the importance of

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lo stato as the conceptual crux of his political philosophy. Peter Stacey offers a detailed rearticulation of the historical context from which Machiavelli’s theory emerges, demonstrating how the intellectual and ideological contours of Machiavelli’s thinking, as well as much of its content, were decisively shaped by conceptual apparatuses drawn from Roman philosophical, rhetorical, and aesthetic discourse. Stacey further provides a sustained analysis of the development of Machiavelli’s picture of the state from his earliest writings onwards, underlining the extent to which the Florentine draws deeply upon several key aspects of this intellectual inheritance in hitherto unacknowledged ways, while calling into question some of its cherished assumptions about the character of collective political entities. As Machiavelli’s thinking unfolds across The Prince and the Discourses, Stacey illustrates how a strikingly novel conception of the body politic marks him out as the author of a distinctively new philosophy of the state.

PETER STACEY is Associate Professor in the Department of History, in European History. His research focuses on the development of Renaissance political thought between the thirteenth and the sixteenth centuries. Stacey is the author of Roman Monarchy and the Renaissance Prince (Cambridge, 2007) and of numerous articles on ancient, medieval, Renaissance, and early modern political thought.

Cover image: Andrea Pisano, Fidia o l’arte

The State in Machiavelli

i d e a s i n c o n t e x t

Jennifer Pitts, The University of Chicago

University of California, Los Angeles, and is the current holder of the Reill Chair

The State in Machiavelli peter stacey

della scultura, 1337–1341, Florence, Opera di Santa Maria del Fiore/ph. A. Quattrone.

Naming New Things and Concepts in Early Modern Science The Case of Natural History Dominik Berrens

Presents the first comprehensive exploration of how modern scientific terminology took shape during the early modern period.

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.362pp 30 b/w illus.

9781009622523 Hardback £110.00 / US$145.00 C

White Supremacy A Short History John Broich

A powerful new history of white supremacy, exposing it as a brittle, constructed system, evolving through oppression and resistance.

March 2026 216 x 140 mm 280pp 30 b/w illus.

9781009627696 Hardback £22.00 / US$29.95 T

Family, Vocation, and Humanism in the Italian Renaissance George McClure

Examines how the early Italian humanists wrestled with the crisis of vocational choice amid struggles with natal and conjugal families.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.222pp 9781009629270 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

The State in Machiavelli Peter Stacey

Reconstructs and contextualises Machiavelli’s theory of the state as the core of his political philosophy.

Ideas in Context February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.500pp 9781009630320 Hardback £125.00 / US$165.00 C

Historical Theory and Practice

Race, Genetics, History

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History - cross discipline

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Race, Genetics, History Alexandra P. Alberda, Njabulo Chipangura, Lara Choksey, Jerome de Groot and Maya Sharma

ISSN 2634-8616 (online) ISSN 2634-8608 (print)

Race, Genetics, History New Practices, New Approaches Alexandra P. Alberda Njabulo Chipangura Lara Choksey Jerome de Groot and Maya Sharma

This Element presents many approaches to race and genetics for challenging normative assumptions about the study and practice of history.

Elements in Historical Theory and Practice

Supporting the Commitment

Australian Army Logistics in South Vietnam, 1962–1973 Ian R. Finlayson

Supporting the Commitment investigates how the Australian Army structured its logistics to support its operations in Vietnam.

Australian Army History Series March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.366pp 37 b/w illus. 16 maps 9781009637671 Hardback £39.99 / US$49.99 G

Sarah Wambaugh and the Plebiscite

The Turbulent History of a Democratic Alternative to War Andrew Thomas Park

Traces how Sarah Wambaugh helped shape twentieth-century world affairs via the plebiscite, once seen as a democratic solution to conflict.

Global and International History January 2026 228 x 152 mm c.300pp 9781009647779 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

December 2025 229 x 152 mm 75pp 9781009635370 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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The Dreaded Pox

Sex and Disease in Early Modern London Olivia Weisser

This remarkable history invites readers into the pox-riddled streets of early modern London, telling stories of sex, suffering and stigma.

February 2026 216 x 140 mm c.246pp 9781009651875 Hardback £25.00 / US$29.95 T

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History - cross discipline

The Cambridge Companion to the History of Multinationals and Society

Edited by Geoffrey Jones and Sabine Pitteloud

Jones and Pitteloud present cuttingedge research on the global history of multinationals and their impact on society and the environment.

Cambridge Companions to History

Liberty, Solidarity and Community

The People’s Two Powers

Examines how European countries have coped with the challenge of industrial capitalism and the rise of superpowers since 1945.

Examines the emergence of democracy and liberalism in modern France, exploring the distinction between public opinion and popular sovereignty.

Capitalism and European Integration, 1945 to the Present Laurent Warlouzet

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.390pp 9781009682619 Paperback £26.00 / US$35.00 P

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.300pp 9781009679602 Paperback £28.00 / US$38.00 P

Tipping Out of Trouble

How Societies Transformed and How We Can Do So Again Marten Scheffer

Reveals how positive tipping points have transformed past societies and the lessons for our transition to a sustainable future.

April 2026 229 x 152 mm 284pp 30 b/w illus.

9781009699754 Hardback £25.00 / US$29.95 T

Resilient Humanitarianism

The League of Red Cross Societies, 1919–1991 Melanie Oppenheimer Neville Wylie Susanne Schech Romain Fathi and Jordan Evans

This original, interdisciplinary study of the world’s largest humanitarian organisation examines its evolution and history since 1919.

Public Opinion and Popular Sovereignty from Rousseau to Liberal Democracy Arthur Ghins

Ideas in Context January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.320pp 9781009688826 Hardback £95.00 / US$130.00 C

Building an Air Force The Air Corps and the Formation of US Airpower Phillip S. Meilinger

Phillip Meilinger reveals the technological, economic and bureaucratic forces which shaped the air force that fought World War II. Cambridge Military Histories March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.330pp 30 b/w illus.

9781009728416 Hardback £35.00 / US$45.00 -

June 2026 229 x 152 mm c.330pp 9781009702232 Hardback £110.00 / US$145.00 C

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The Evolution of Western Thought

A New History, from Antiquity to the Early Modern Era Volume 1: From the Ancient World to Late Antiquity Christopher S. Celenza

A sweeping intellectual history tracing how philosophical, religious and literary traditions evolved from ancient Greece to the Middle Ages.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.322pp 9781009699174 Hardback £35.00 / US$45.00 P

Nursing Aids at War

The Australian Army Medical Women’s Service in the Second World War Jason Smeaton

It explores the history of the Australian Army Medical Women’s Service and our understanding of servicewomen in the Australian Army.

Australian Army History Series May 2026 229 x 152 mm c.292pp 60 b/w illus. 10 maps 10 tables 9781009742115 Hardback £34.99 / US$44.99 G

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History - cross discipline

Rethinking Capital Punishment The Pre-History of the Abolition of the Death Penalty Peter Garnsey

Until the 18th century, the death penalty was accepted universally.

This study investigates the origins of the case for its abolition.

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.300pp 9781009760096 Hardback £30.00 / US$40.00 P

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Statistics and probability / Mathematics

STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY

Markov Decision Processes and Reinforcement Learning Martin L. Puterman Timothy C. Y. Chan

Provides a systematic, applications-oriented development of MDPs and RL theory and methods with algorithms and simulations.

April 2026 254 x 178 mm c.780pp 9781009098410 Hardback £110.00 / US$145.00 P

High-Dimensional Probability

An Introduction with Applications in Data Science Second edition Roman Vershynin

A highly accessible introduction to modern methods of high-dimensional probability, updated with new material and 200 new exercises.

Cambridge Series in Statistical and Probabilistic Mathematics February 2026 254 x 178 mm c.346pp 9781009490641 Hardback £65.00 / US$85.00 C

Networks

Probability and Statistics A. D. Barbour Gesine Reinert

A comprehensive look at probabilistic and statistical methods for the analysis of networks, together with their theoretical underpinnings.

Cambridge Series in Statistical and Probabilistic Mathematics, 57 March 2026 254 x 178 mm c.964pp 9781009651721 Hardback c. £79.99 / c. US$99.99 -

Risk Measures

An Introduction to the Mathematical Theory Ilya Molchanov and Johanna Ziegel

This is the first graduate-level textbook dedicated to the mathematical theory of risk measures, with an emphasis on duality results.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.211pp 9781009710930 Paperback £30.00 / US$40.00 P

MATHEMATICS

Basic Graph Theory Béla Bollobás and Robert Morris

A gentle introduction to the basics of graph theory, with a focus on beautiful proofs and probabilistic methods.

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.224pp 9781009344371 Paperback £30.00 / US$40.00 P

Multiplicative Number Theory II Primes and Sieves Hugh L. Montgomery and Robert C. Vaughan

Like its celebrated companion, this long-anticipated book will prove essential reading for analytic number theorists.

Cambridge Studies in Advanced Mathematics, 218 February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.473pp 9781009445054 Hardback £85.00 / US$111.00 P

Differential Equations and Variational Methods on Graphs

With Applications to Machine Learning and Image Analysis Yves van Gennip Jeremy Budd

A detailed introduction to differential equations on graphs, a field rich with mathematical challenges and abundant applications.

Cambridge Monographs on Applied and Computational Mathematics, 44 April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.389pp 9781009556682 Hardback £75.00 / US$99.99 P

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Extremal Graph and Hypergraph Theory With Ramsey Theory Dhruv Mubayi and Jacques A. Verstraete

A cohesive reference covering modern developments and breakthroughs in extremal graph, hypergraph and Ramsey theory.

Cambridge Studies in Advanced Mathematics February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.442pp 9781009585842 Hardback £70.00 / US$90.00 P

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Mathematics

Spectra of Discrete Structures Jürgen Jost Raffaella Mulas Dong Zhang

Develops the general theory of spectra of discrete structures and demonstrates applications with a particular emphasis on hypergraphs.

Cambridge Studies in Advanced Mathematics, 221

Microstructural Rheology of Complex Fluids L. Gary Leal

An exploration of the viscoelastic flow behavior of complex fluids, providing a theoretical framework to predict this behavior.

Cambridge Monographs on Mechanics March 2026 254 x 178 mm c.900pp 9781009688468 Hardback £160.00 / US$220.00 C

LEC TURE NOT E SERIES Edited by P ro f e s s o r endre süli Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, Woodstock Road, Oxford OX2 6GG, United Kingdom

LMS 501

Author

with the assistance of Tim Austin (University of Warwick) Roger Heath-Brown (University of Oxford) Colva Roney-Dougal (University of St. Andrews) Raphaël Rouquier (UCLA) Ulrike Tillmann (University of Oxford) The London Mathematical Society is incorporated under Royal Charter.

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Peter McMullen

Volume 34 Edited by Douglas Arnold

Introduces algebraic and combinatorial properties of polytopes, including tiling diagrams and face-number characterizations.

The highest rated journal available as a book. Contains state-of-the-art overviews of numerical mathematics and scientific computing.

Encyclopedia of Mathematics and its Applications, 190

Acta Numerica October 2025 244 x 170 mm 1018pp 9781009708043 Hardback £190.00 / US$250.00 C

London Mathematical Society Lecture Note Series 501

Topics in Number Theory

Title

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Acta Numerica 2025

January 2026 234 x 156 mm 654pp 9781009699983 Hardback £160.00 / US$220.00 C

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.369pp 9781009641845 Hardback £65.00 / US$85.00 P

L O N D O N M AT H E M AT I C A L S O C I E T Y

Convex Polytopes and Polyhedra

Jorge Morales

Author bio “Quote” Endorser, Affiliation

For a list of books available in this series, see page i.

Games, Markets, and Online Learning Christian Kroer

A modern introduction to algorithmic game theory focused on online learning and optimization.

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.250pp 9781009711258 Paperback £35.00 / US$45.00 P

Locally Flat Embeddings of 3-Manifolds in S4 Jonathan Hillman

An up-to-date treatment of an important area of research in lowdimensional topology.

Australian Mathematical Society Lecture Series, 29 March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.172pp 9781009715386 Paperback £45.00 / US$60.00 C

Topics in Number Theory Jorge Morales

This accessible text introduces key themes in number theory, exploring a broad range of topics, methods, and essential techniques.

London Mathematical Society Lecture Note Series April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.396pp 9781009720588 Paperback £70.00 / US$90.00 C

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Classical Algebraic Geometry A Modern View Volume 2 Second edition Igor V. Dolgachev

Using modern tools and language, this volume allows modern researcher to access the remarkable work of geometers of previous generations.

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.510pp 9781009733076 Paperback c. £49.99 / c. US$64.99 P

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Mathematics / Computer science

Classical Algebraic Geometry A Modern View Volume 1 Second edition Igor V. Dolgachev

Using modern tools and language, this volume allows modern researcher to access the remarkable work of geometers of previous generations.

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.526pp 9781009733885 Paperback c. £49.99 / c. US$64.99 P

Sets and Transfinite Algebra Thomas Müller

A two-part exploration of set theory and transfinite algebra, emphasizing the axiom of choice and its applications.

London Mathematical Society Student Texts April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.217pp 9781009737876 Paperback c. £32.99 / c. US$42.99 P

Weak Solutions to Gradient Flows in Metric Measure Spaces Wojciech Górny and José M. Mazón

A timely introduction to the concept of weak solutions to gradient flows of convex functionals in metric measure spaces.

Cambridge Tracts in Mathematics

Computable Structure Theory

Beyond the Arithmetic Antonio Montalbán

A coherent framework of results and techniques in computable structure theory, focusing on the hyperarithmetic and the infinitary languages.

Perspectives in Logic January 2026 234 x 156 mm c.246pp 9781108490252 Hardback £115.00 / US$150.00 C

April 2026 229 x 152 mm c.252pp 9781009741125 Hardback £115.00 / US$150.00 C

COMPUTER SCIENCE

Shipping Machine Learning Systems

A Practical Guide to Building, Deploying, and Scaling in Production Mohamed El-Geish Shabaz Patel and Anand Sampat In collaboration with Hira Dangol

Industry leaders demystify real-world ML through case studies and proven recipes for practitioners at companies of all sizes.

Formal Methods, Informally

How to Write Programs That Work Carroll Morgan

An undergraduate textbook showing how to use formal methods informally, without formal logic, to write and maintain computer programs.

January 2026 244 x 170 mm c.382pp 9781009421027 Paperback £40.00 / US$50.00 X

Games on Graphs

From Logic and Automata to Algorithms Nathanaël Fijalkow

Tutorial surveys by a multidisciplinary team of experts on research on infinite duration games on graphs and their applications.

April 2026 244 x 170 mm c.600pp 9781009500685 Hardback £125.00 / US$160.00 P

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.463pp 9781009124201 Paperback £44.99 / US$59.99 P

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Knowledge-Infused Learning

Neurosymbolic AI for Explainability, Interpretability, and Safety Manas Gaur and Amit P. Sheth

Introduces an emerging field that blends statistical models with symbolic knowledge to make AI safer and more explainable.

February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.310pp 9781009513746 Hardback £60.00 / US$80.00 P

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Computer science / Physics and astronomy PHYSICS AND ASTRONOMY

Series Editors Richard Dawid Stockholm University James Wells University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Foundations of Contemporary Physics

Probing the Consistency of Quantum Field Theory I

Probing the Consistency of Quantum Field Theory I

About the Series Foundations in Contemporary Physics explores some of the most significant questions and discussions currently taking place in modern physics. The series is accessible to physicists and philosophers and historians of science, and has a strong focus on cutting-edge topics of research such as quantum information, cosmology, and big data.

BLUM

Gauge symmetries play a central role, both in the mathematical foundations as well as the conceptual construction of modern (particle) physics theories. However, it is yet unclear whether they form a necessary component of theories or they can be eliminated. It is also unclear whether they are merely an auxiliary tool to simplify (and possibly localize) calculations or they contain independent information. Therefore, their status, both in physics and philosophy of physics, remains to be fully clarified. This Element reviews the current state of affairs on both the philosophy and the physics side. In particular, it focuses on the circumstances in which the restriction of gauge theories to gauge-invariant information on an observable level is warranted, using the Brout–Englert–Higgs theory as an example of particular current importance. Finally, the authors determine a set of yet-to-be-answered questions to clarify the status of gauge symmetries.

Alexander S. Blum

Cover image: (KTSDESIGN/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/Science Photo Library/Getty Images)

Bandit Convex Optimisation

A Science of Concurrent Programs

A comprehensive reference for the theory of bandit convex optimization (zeroth-order optimisation) for researchers and students.

Provides a mathematical science of concurrent and distributed programs independent of programming languages.

Tor Lattimore

February 2026 228 x 152 mm c.277pp 9781009607599 Hardback c. £49.99 / c. US$64.99 P

Leslie Lamport

March 2026 244 x 170 mm c.332pp 9781009719858 Hardback c. £49.99 / c. US$64.99 P

ISSN 2752-3039 (online) ISSN 2752-3020 (print)

The Cambridge Handbook of Behavioural Data Science

Probing the Consistency of Quantum Field Theory I

Ganna Pogrebna Thomas T. Hills

Cambridge Handbooks in Psychology

From Nonconvergence to Haag’s Theorem (1949–1954) Alexander S. Blum

Historical analysis of the foundational debates on quantum field theory and discussion of the theory’s various inconsistencies.

April 2026 254 x 178 mm c.650pp 9781108940566 Paperback c. £59.99 / c. US$79.99 P

Elements in the Foundations of Contemporary Physics January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009265331 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Series Editors Rosario Nunzio Mantegna University of Palermo Bikas K. Chakrabarti Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics Mauro Gallegati Polytechnic University of Marche, Ancona Irena Vodenska Boston University

Econophysics

The Rise of Econophysics

About the Series Econophysics is a dynamic research field at the interface of physics and economics, in which analytical and computational techniques from physics are employed to study the properties of complex economic, financial, and social systems.

Elements in Econophysics explores recent developments within this multidisciplinary research area and covers key topics including: big data in econophysics, financial networks, income and wealth distributions, market microstructure, stylized agentbased models, and sociophysics.

TUSSET

This Element presents the κ-generalized distribution, a statistical model tailored for the analysis of income distribution.

Developed over years of collaborative, multidisciplinary research, it clarifies the statistical properties of the model, assesses its empirical validity, and compares its effectiveness with other parametric models. It also presents formulas for calculating inequality indices within the κ-generalized framework, including the widely used Gini coefficient and the relatively lesser-known Zanardi index of Lorenz curve asymmetry. Through empirical illustrations, the book criticizes the conventional application of the Gini index, pointing out its inadequacy in capturing the full spectrum of inequality characteristics. Instead, it advocates the adoption of the Zanardi index, accentuating its ability to capture the inherent heterogeneity and asymmetry in income distributions.

The Rise of Econophysics Gianfranco Tusset

Cover image: filo/DigitalVision Vectors/ Getty images

Astronomical Hazards for Life on Earth (IAU S374) Edited by Gonzalo Tancredi

IAU S374 covers potential hazards caused by astronomical phenomena, presenting a comparative analysis and possible mitigation strategies.

Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union Symposia and Colloquia December 2025 247 x 174 mm c.200pp 9781009353083 Hardback £98.00 / US$130.00 C

Transmission Lines

Equivalent Circuits, Electromagnetic Theory, and Photons Second edition Richard Collier

Ideal for graduates studying electrical engineering and applied physics, this second edition covers the key aspects of transmission lines.

March 2026 254 x 178 mm c.370pp 9781009370691 Hardback c. £44.99 / c. US$59.99 P

Many-Body Green’s Functions for Time-Dependent Problems

Giancarlo Calvanese Strinati

A detailed coverage of many-body Green’s functions for students and researchers working in condensed matter and quantum many-body theory.

March 2026 244 x 170 mm c.384pp 9781009411547 Hardback £60.00 / US$75.00 P

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ISSN 2754-6071 (online) ISSN 2754-6063 (print)

The Rise of Econophysics

A Connected History of Two Disciplines Gianfranco Tusset

Aggregates, emergent properties and complexity are at the heart of econophysics, an approach to economics and finance based on statistical mechanics.

Elements in Econophysics February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009439435 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Physics and astronomy

393

IAU Symposium

13–15 August 2024 Cape Town, South Africa

13–15 August 2024 Cape Town, South Africa

393 Planetary Science

IAU Symposium

Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union

13–15 August 2024 Cape Town, South Africa

and Exoplanets in the Era of JWST

Edited by Zouhair Benkhaldoun Youssef Moulane Andrew Szentgyorgyi

Benkhaldoun, Moulane and Szentgyorgyi

Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union Editor in Chief: Prof. José Miguel Rodriguez Espinosa This series contains the proceedings of major scientific meetings held by the International Astronomical Union. Each volume contains a series of articles on a topic of current interest in astronomy, giving a timely overview of research in the field. With contributions by leading scientists, these books are at a level suitable for research astronomers and graduate students.

IAU Symposium

393

Planetary Science and Exoplanets in the Era of JWST

Planetary Science and Exoplanets in the Era of JWST

These proceedings of IAU Symposium 393 bring together leading voices in planetary science, exoplanet research, and astrobiology, with a special focus on discoveries enabled by the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST). Topics covered include atmospheric characterization of exoplanets, detection of biosignatures, the dynamics of protoplanetary disks, and studies of Solar System bodies such as comets and Kuiper Belt objects. This volume also highlights international initiatives in public engagement and education, demonstrating how planetary science is expanding globally and becoming more inclusive.

Featuring insights from researchers and educators across multiple continents, this collection captures the multidisciplinary essence of planetary exploration and the search for life beyond Earth. It is a valuable resource for astronomers, planetary scientists, astrobiologists, and educators who wish to understand the scientific breakthroughs and collaborative spirit driving a new era of discovery.

ISSN 1743-9213 International Astronomical Union Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union

International Astronomical Union

Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union Cambridge Core For further information about this journal please go to the journal website at:

ISBN 978-1-009-54612-6

cambridge.org/iau

9 781009 546126

Quantum Cosmology An Introduction Jean-Luc Lehners

A book covering the basics of quantum cosmology, a frontier area of theoretical physics, for graduate students and earlycareer researchers.

January 2026 244 x 170 mm c.395pp 9781009516808 Hardback £60.00 / US$80.00 P

Full Quantum Effects in Condensed Matter Physics

(Toward) Discovery of Life beyond Earth and its Impact (IAU S387) Edited by Hermine Landt Martin Dominik and Carol Oliver

Edited by Zouhair Benkhaldoun Youssef Moulane and Andrew Szentgyorgyi

IAU S387 reviews the current state of the search for life beyond Earth and the potential impact of its discovery.

Presents research on exoplanets, the Solar System, and astrobiology for readers interested in space exploration and science education.

Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union Symposia and Colloquia

Proceedings of the International Astronomical Union Symposia and Colloquia

December 2025 247 x 174 mm c.250pp 9781009545860 Hardback £98.00 / US$130.00 C

December 2025 247 x 174 mm c.250pp 9781009546126 Hardback £98.00 / US$130.00 C

Gravitation for Theorists

Quantum Computing Unveiled

Piljin Yi

Beyond the BornOppenheimer Approximation Enge Wang

A treatise on the fundamentals of General Relativity, ideally suited as a graduate-level textbook and companion for self-guided study.

This book analyses how and why condensed matter differs when both electrons and nuclei are treated quantum mechanically.

February 2026 244 x 170 mm c.344pp 9781009575645 Hardback £70.00 / US$90.00 P

January 2026 244 x 170 mm c.650pp 9781009563918 Hardback £99.00 / US$130.00 P

Planetary Science and Exoplanets in the Era of JWST (IAU S393)

A Concise Course with Topological Extensions Yidun Wan

Designed for single-semester courses, this concise and accessible textbook goes from core topics to the cutting-edge of quantum computing.

January 2026 254 x 178 mm c.368pp 9781009656078 Hardback £50.00 / US$65.00 P

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Quantum Physics Fundamentals and Applications Olivier Pujol and Robert Carles

A phenomenological approach with chapters that can be tailored to fit the length and level of a quantum physics course.

February 2026 254 x 203 mm c.843pp 9781009549585 Hardback £69.99 / US$89.99 X

A Student’s Guide to the Laws of Thermodynamics Justin W. Garvin

An accessible guide to the laws of thermodynamics for students of the physical sciences and engineering.

Student’s Guides March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.200pp 9781009664578 Paperback £18.00 / US$25.00 X

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Physics and astronomy / Earth and environmental science

Bethe Ansatz Gleb Arutyunov

A thorough introduction to Bethe Ansatz techniques for mathematical physicists, highlighting nested structures and cutting-edge methods.

Cambridge Monographs on Mathematical Physics April 2026 244 x 170 mm c.586pp 9781009664813 Hardback c. £74.99 / c. US$99.99 P

Contextuality in Random Variables

A Systematic Introduction Ehtibar N. Dzhafarov Janne V. Kujala and Víctor H. Cervantes

This book presents a rigorous and accessible introduction to the mathematical foundations of context-dependence and contextuality.

February 2026 244 x 170 mm c.485pp 9781009671927 Hardback £160.00 / US$220.00 C

Quantum Mechanics A Physical Approach Ana María Cetto and Luis de la Peña

This quantum mechanics textbook, suitable for undergraduate and graduate courses, emphasizes conceptual understanding of the subject.

December 2025 254 x 178 mm 640pp 9781009679626 Hardback £45.00 / US$60.00 P

Quantum Modelling of Economic and Financial Systems Selected Topics Vikram Athalye and Emmanuel Haven

This self-contained book opens novel areas of research in applying the formalism of quantum mechanics to decision making and finance.

January 2026 244 x 170 mm 232pp 9781108844666 Hardback £130.00 / US$170.00 C

EARTH AND ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

Meteorology and Climate of the Southern Hemisphere Edited by Andréa S. Taschetto Thando Ndarana and Tercio Ambrizzi

A comprehensive overview of current knowledge of the unique meteorological landscape of the Southern Hemisphere.

December 2025 244 x 170 mm 592pp 9781009352673 Hardback £155.00 / US$205.00 C

Coastal Meteorology and Forecasting Wendell A. Nuss

Theoretical and practical concepts have been blended to create working models of coastal weather events that can be applied anywhere.

March 2026 253 x 203 mm c.228pp 9781009437264 Hardback £45.00 / US$60.00 P

Introduction to Sustainability Transitions Research Edited by Julius Wesche and Abe Hendriks

A comprehensive guide for researchers to engage with two decades of sustainability transitions research and to explore future directions.

January 2026 244 x 170 mm 534pp 9781009437325 Hardback £140.00 / US$190.00 C

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Climate Politics

Can’t Live with It, Can’t Mitigate without It Caroline Kuzemko

This book offers novel and inclusive ways of thinking politically about how to design more just climate change mitigation policy.

January 2026 244 x 170 mm c.262pp 9781009455718 Paperback £35.00 / US$45.00 P

About the Series This Elements series, published in collaboration with the Urban Climate Change Research Network (UCCRN), provides essential knowledge on climate change and cities for researchers, practitioners, policymakers, and students.

Bridging the gap between theory and practice, the series invites readers to engage with the latest advances in the field. Focusing on urban transformation, cross-cutting themes, and urgent research areas, it empowers stakeholders to drive impactful climate action in rapidly-evolving urban contexts.

Series Editors William Solecki New York

Minal Pathak Ahmedabad

Martha Barata Rio de Janeiro

Aliyu Salisu Barau Kano

Maria Dombrov New York

Cynthia Rosenzweig

Climate Change and Cities Third Assessment Report of the Urban Climate Change Research Network

Financing Urban Transitions to Climate Neutrality and Increased Resilience in Cities Coordinating Lead Authors Peter B. Meyer, Oleksandr Sushchenko, Zehra Yakut, Paolo Bertoldi and Reimund Schwarze

New York

Learn more at uccrn.ei.columbia.edu.

Earth System Governance

Cover image: Dar es Salaam, View Of Port And Indian Ocean (Year 2009) (Kypros/ Moment/Getty Images)

ISSN 2631-7818 (online) ISSN 2631-780X (print)

Transition Imaginaries

Physical-Geometric Optics for LightScattering by Nonspherical Particles

Contested Temporalities, Affective Politics, and Decolonial Technology Benoit Dillet and Sophia Hatzisavvidou

Applications to Remote Sensing and Climate Science Ping Yang, Jiachen Ding Masanori Saito George W. Kattawar

This Element probes the temporal, affective, and technological dimensions of transition politics and sketches a transition imaginary.

Provides a theoretical, technical and application-oriented introduction to nonspherical particle light scattering processes.

Elements in Earth System Governance February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009488754 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

SEEKING GLOBAL CLIMATE JUSTICE

About the Series This interdisciplinary series draws from a broad range of research and professional expertise to guide theory and practice of public engagement with science, including science communication, formal and informal science education, community participation in scientific research, science policy, and other interfaces between science and the public.

PATHS LOST AND FOUND

Editors-in-Chief Angela Potochnik University of Cincinnati Melissa Jacquart University of Cincinnati

EDITED BY

Why Traditional Ecological Knowledge Matters Within Archaeological Environments in Peru Sâm Ghavami and Christian Cancho Ruiz

A case study of the authors’ partnership with the Pintada community in their excavation of a pre-Columbian site known as ‘Huaca Pintada’.

Elements in Indigenous Environmental Research February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009583701 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Financing Urban Transitions to Climate Neutrality and Increased Resilience in Cities

Peter B. Meyer, Oleksandr Sushchenko Zehra Yakut, Paolo Bertoldi Reimund Schwarze, Benjamin Leffel Pedro Ninô de Carvalho and Ahmad Garba Khaleel, Joyce Coffee, Jesse M. Keenan, William Solecki, Minal Pathak

Contributes to the acceleration of equitable and actionable multi-level flows of innovative financing required for cities to achieve climate leadership.

Elements in Climate Change and Cities January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009589154 Paperback £17.00 / US$22.00 P

Public Engagement with Science

Building Capacity for Public Engagement on Solar Geoengineering

“Public engagement with science” is gaining currency as the framing for outreach activities related to science.

However, knowledge bearing on the topic is siloed in a variety of disciplines, and public engagement activities often are conducted without support from relevant theory or familiarity with related activities. This first Element in the Public Engagement with Science series sets the stage for the series by delineating the target of investigation, establishing the importance of cross-disciplinary collaboration and community partnerships for effective public engagement with science, examining the roles public engagement with science plays in academic institutions, and providing initial resources for the theory and practice of public engagement with science. This is useful to academics who would like to conduct or study public engagement with science, as well as to public engagement practitioners as a window into relevant academic knowledge and cultures. This title is also available as open access on Cambridge Core.

March 2026 244 x 170 mm c.350pp 9781009583077 Hardback £130.00 / US$170.00 C

The Rediscovery of Huaca Pintada

ISSN 2976-9116 (online) ISSN 2976-9108 (print)

JINNAH ET AL.

Seeking Global Climate Justice

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Financing Urban Transitions to Climate Neutrality and Increased Resilience in Cities

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Cities have suffered from the COVID-19 pandemic and are increasingly experiencing exacerbated heatwaves, floods, and droughts due to climate change. Going forward, cities need to address both climate and public health crises effectively while reducing poverty and inequity, often in the context of economic pressure and declining levels of trust in government.

The COVID-19 pandemic has revealed gaps in city readiness for simultaneous responses to pandemics and climate change, particularly in the Global South. However, these concurrent challenges to cities present an opportunity to reformulate current urbanization patterns and the economies and dynamics they enable. This Element focuses on understanding how COVID-19-related citylevel responses impacted climate change mitigation and adaptation actions, and vice versa, in terms of warnings, lessons learned, and calls to action. This title is also available as open access on Cambridge Core.

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Building Capacity for Public Engagement on Solar Geoengineering

Sikina Jinnah, Zachary Dove, Shuchi Talati, Erika Check Hayden, Alice Siu, and Mahmud Farooque

MIRKA FRIES

This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core at www.cambridge.org/core

JAKOB NEHLS

Cover image: Adapted from image from Spencer Collection, The New York Public Library. “Cystoseira ericoides” The New York Public Library Digital Collections.

1850–12 (detail)

Seeking Global Climate Justice

Paths Lost and Found Edited by Mirka Fries and Jakob Nehls

Expands prevailing conceptualizations of climate justice by integrating diverse perspectives and exploring interconnected environmental, social, and political dimensions.

February 2026 228 x 152 mm c.265pp 9781009631341 Paperback £32.00 / US$45.00 C

ISSN 2753-7137 (online) ISSN 2753-7129 (print)

Building Capacity for Public Engagement on Solar Geoengineering

Sikina Jinnah, Zachary Dove Shuchi Talati, Erika Check Hayden Alice Siu, and Mahmud Farooque

Discusses methods for building capacity for public engagement on solar geoengineering and provides a briefing book for participants.

Elements in Public Engagement with Science

The Environment in Conflict

Ordinary Chondrites

This book provides a comprehensive framework to assess environmentconflict interactions and how they influence each other.

This comprehensive guide to the most common meteorites facilitates a deeper understanding of asteroids and the early Solar System.

Implications and Pathways Richard A. Marcantonio

April 2026 244 x 170 mm c.222pp 9781009655798 Hardback £115.00 / US$150.00 C

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009632782 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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The Most Common Meteorites Alan E. Rubin

Cambridge Planetary Science April 2026 280 x 216 mm c.370pp 9781009656139 Hardback £130.00 / US$170.00 C

Earth and environmental science

Sustainability: Science, Policy, Practice

On the Global Water Crisis A Taxonomy of HumanWater Challenges

About the Series The Elements of Paleontology series is a publishing collaboration between the Paleontological Society and Cambridge University Press.

The series covers the full spectrum of topics in paleontology and paleobiology, and related topics in the Earth and life sciences of interest to students and researchers of paleontology.

Paulina Raniecka, Nikolas Galli, Camilla Govoni, Maria Cristina Rulli, Sergio Villamayor-Tomas, and Jampel Dell’Angelo

Series Editor-in-Chief Colin D. Sumrall University of Tennessee

Elements of Paleontology

What Does Graptolite Origination and Extinction Reveal About the Cause of the Late Ordovician Mass Extinction?

Organisms interacting with echinoids are common and produce diverse traces that are often distinctive and can be preserved in the fossil record. Thus, echinoids provide a wealth of information regarding the role of biotic interactions as drivers of ecological and morphological adaptations over macroevolutionary timescales. Studies documenting interactions with echinoids and the resulting traces have become more numerous. This Element reviews the ecologies of skeletal trace-producing interactions on echinoids in modern ecosystems and the recognition of those biogenic traces in the fossil record. The authors explore diversification and morphological trends in Meso-Cenozoic echinoid clades and associated predator and parasite groups in the context of selective pressures brought about by the evolution of these biotic interactions. Their intent is that this review promotes additional studies documenting the intensity of biotic interactions with echinoids in both Recent and fossil assemblages and highlights their potential to advance our understanding of ecosystem functioning and evolution. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

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What Does Graptolite Origination and Extinction Reveal About the Cause of the Late Ordovician Mass Extinction?

Charles E. Mitchell, H. Dave Sheets, Michael J. Melchin and Chris Holmden

This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core at www.cambridge.org/core

ISSN 2635-0211 (online) ISSN 2635-0203 (print)

ISSN 2517-780X (online) ISSN 2517-7796 (print)

On the Global Water Crisis

Still No Miracles Needed

A Taxonomy of Human–Water Challenges Paulina Raniecka, Nikolas Galli Camilla Govoni, Maria Cristina Rulli Sergio Villamayor-Tomas and Jampel Dell’Angelo

How Today’s Technology Can Save Our Climate and Clean Our Air Mark Z. Jacobson

Updated edition describes how individuals and communities can solve the climate crisis, reduce air pollution, and secure energy supplies.

Specificizing the notion of global water crisis through a synthesizing taxonomy of human-water problems based on scientific literature since 2004.

January 2026 229 x 152 mm 462pp 9781009662475 Paperback £16.99 / US$24.95 T

Elements of Sustainability: Science, Policy, Practice

Understanding Science The Web of Trust Niklas Janz and Sören Nylin

Explains how scientific practices are influenced by the philosophy of science, outlining what science is and why it is important.

March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.166pp 9781009672849 Paperback £30.00 / US$40.00 P

Charles E. Mitchell, H. David Sheets Michael J. Melchin, and Chris Holmden

Assesses the macroevolutionary turnover of paleotropical planktic graptolites during the Late Ordovician Mass Extinction (LOME) via automated sequencing and capture-mark-recapture modeling.

Elements of Paleontology

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009658867 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009684057 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Elements of Paleontology

Cenozoic Paleobotanical Resource Inventory of the National Park System

Series Editor-in-Chief Colin D. Sumrall University of Tennessee

MATEL ET AL.

Organisms interacting with echinoids are common and produce diverse traces that are often distinctive and can be preserved in the fossil record. Thus, echinoids provide a wealth of information regarding the role of biotic interactions as drivers of ecological and morphological adaptations over macroevolutionary timescales. Studies documenting interactions with echinoids and the resulting traces have become more numerous. This Element reviews the ecologies of skeletal trace-producing interactions on echinoids in modern ecosystems and the recognition of those biogenic traces in the fossil record. The authors explore diversification and morphological trends in Meso-Cenozoic echinoid clades and associated predator and parasite groups in the context of selective pressures brought about by the evolution of these biotic interactions. Their intent is that this review promotes additional studies documenting the intensity of biotic interactions with echinoids in both Recent and fossil assemblages and highlights their potential to advance our understanding of ecosystem functioning and evolution. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

About the Series The Elements of Paleontology series is a publishing collaboration between the Paleontological Society and Cambridge University Press.

The series covers the full spectrum of topics in paleontology and paleobiology, and related topics in the Earth and life sciences of interest to students and researchers of paleontology.

What Does Graptolite Origination and Extinction Reveal about the Cause of the Late Ordovician Mass Extinction?

Cenozoic Paleobotanical Resource Inventory of the National Park System

T. P. Matel, I. B. Huegele, C. R. Cace, K. M. M. Bober, L. D. Boucher, V. E. McCoy, E. J. Hermsen, S. R. Manchester, C. C. Visaggi, J. S. Tweet, and V. L. Santucci

This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core at www.cambridge.org/core

ISSN 2517-780X (online) ISSN 2517-7796 (print)

Climate Change Science An Essential Reader Richard C. J. Somerville

Provides a concise introduction to climate change science using clear, accessible language without technical jargon or mathematics.

November 2025 229 x 152 mm 204pp 9781009691154 Paperback £25.00 / US$30.00 P

Cenozoic Paleobotanical Resource Inventory of the National Park System T. P. Matel, I. B. Huegele, C. R. Cace K. M. M. Bober, L. D. Boucher V. E. McCoy, E. J. Hermsen and S. R. Manchester, C. C. Visaggi J. S. Tweet, V. L. Santucci

This Element reviews the geographic, temporal, stratigraphic, and taxonomic distribution of Cenozoic fossil plant occurrences in National Park Units.

Computational Mineral Physics

Quaternary Climate Dynamics

Focusing on the applications of computational mineralogy, this book is an introductory guide to performing first-principles calculations.

Provides a detailed overview of our current understanding of the types and mechanisms of climate variability during the Quaternary period.

February 2026 254 x 178 mm c.322pp 9781108416771 Hardback £70.00 / US$90.00 P

January 2026 254 x 203 mm c.278pp 9781108419000 Hardback £70.00 / US$90.00 P

A Practical Guide for Earth Scientists Razvan Caracas

Elements of Paleontology February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.100pp 9781009770507 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Integrating Paleoclimate Data, Modeling and Theory Andrey Ganopolski

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Engineering / Life sciences / Medicine

ENGINEERING

Energy Education in a Transitioning World Edited by Valentini Pappa Antje Danielson and Aaron S. Weber

Analytical Aircraft Flight

Dynamics, Performance, Stability, and Control Hugh H.-T. Liu

Classical and Quantum Information Theory

Uncertainty, Information, and Correlation Osvaldo Simeone

Embed climate-focused energy awareness in your educational program with this guide to designing, implementing and evaluating initiatives.

Master the principles of flight dynamics, performance, stability, and control with this comprehensive and self-contained textbook.

January 2026 244 x 170 mm c.348pp 9781009249294 Hardback £75.00 / US$100.00 P

Cambridge Aerospace Series, 54

Discover the foundations of classical and quantum information theory in the digital age with this modern introductory textbook.

January 2026 254 x 178 mm c.428pp 9781009399920 Hardback £75.00 / US$100.00 X

January 2026 254 x 178 mm c.958pp 9781009579520 Hardback c. £76.99 / c. US$99.99 X

LIFE SCIENCES

Materials Management Sanjay Sharma

This book covers practical as well as analytical aspects of materials management, including cases and examples.

January 2026 234 x 191 mm c.400pp 9781009672757 Paperback c. £79.99 / c. US$99.99 X

MEDICINE

Kleinman’s Diagnostic Imaging of

Child Abuse EDITED BY Peter J. Strouse

FOURTH EDITION

Engineering Dynamics Second edition Jerry H. Ginsberg Matthew S. Allen Philip A. Voglewede

An accessible introduction to classical dynamics, with over 150 real-world examples, and computational approaches using Matlab and Python.

April 2026 254 x 203 mm c.884pp 9781009711654 Hardback c. £100.00 / c. US$135.00 X

Coding for Erasure Channels Marco Chiani Gianluigi Liva Enrico Paolini and Balázs Matuz

Sex, Genes and Chromosomes

Their Discovery, Function and Evolution Jennifer A. Marshall Graves

A first-of-its-kind resource for analyzing, designing and implementing erasure codes for future computer networks.

An exploration of the extraordinary genes and chromosomes determining sex and driving diversity in humans and other animals.

January 2026 244 x 170 mm 354pp 9781107131552 Hardback £100.00 / US$130.00 P

March 2026 244 x 170 mm c.400pp 9781009688000 Paperback £35.00 / US$45.00 P

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Kleinman’s Diagnostic Imaging of Child Abuse Fourth edition Edited by Peter J. Strouse

This book is the premier and indispensable imaging source of reputable and comprehensive information on diagnostic of the abused child.

April 2026 280 x 216 mm c.1022pp 9781009098052 Hardback c. £210.00 / c. US$275.00 G

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Cases in Simulated Disaster Medicine Andrew Milsten John Broach

Enhance your disaster medicine training with these core principles combined with diverse simulated cases that can be taught anywhere.

January 2026 280 x 216 mm c.346pp 9781009279017 Paperback £60.00 / US$80.00 P

Handbook of CTG Interpretation

From Patterns to Physiology Second edition Edited by Edwin Chandraharan

A must-have resource for intrapartum care providers improving maternal and perinatal outcomes and reducing unnecessary interventions.

February 2026 246 x 189 mm c.356pp 9781009322300 Paperback c. £39.99 / c. US$49.99 G

Education and Training as Improvement Interventions

Case Studies: Stahl’s Essential Psychopharmacology

Outlines education and training design, implementation, and evaluation methods used in healthcare improvement, describing the five pillars of effective training.

A selection of stories covering clinical presentations and management of the complex patient in a forensic hospital.

Lauren E. Benishek Albert W. Wu and Michael A. Rosen

Elements of Improving Quality and Safety in Healthcare January 2026 229 x 152 mm 50pp 9781009326346 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Forensic Psychiatry Volume 6 Edited by Carolina A. Klein and Stephen M. Stahl

February 2026 228 x 138 mm c.396pp 9781009335867 Paperback £54.99 / US$69.99 P

Operations Management

Michael A. Lewis and Christos Vasilakis

Introduces a set of operations management tools and techniques, including capacity and demand, focus, and people and process.

Elements of Improving Quality and Safety in Healthcare February 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009325899 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Recovery Resilience Program Facilitator’s Guide

An I-System Model Application for Addiction Recovery and Relapse Prevention Guy du Plessis Derrik R. Tollefson Robert Weathers Kevin G. Webb

The first manual for professionals working with addicted populations for delivering the evidence-based Recovery Resilience Program.

January 2026 254 x 178 mm c.300pp 9781009378741 Paperback £35.00 / US$45.00 P

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Lean as a Healthcare Improvement Approach Zoe Radnor and Sharon J. Williams

Provides an overview of the evidence for using Lean in healthcare, summarises supporting tools and techniques, and outlines the challenges.

Elements of Improving Quality and Safety in Healthcare October 2025 229 x 152 mm 36pp 9781009326148 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Flow Cytometry in Hematolymphoid Neoplasms

A Comprehensive and Practical Guide to Diagnosis Edited by Wei Wang and Sa A. Wang

A practical guide to the diagnosis and differential diagnosis of hematopoietic neoplasms, including diagnostic pitfalls.

March 2026 246 x 189 mm c.442pp 9781009397766 Paperback £120.00 / US$155.00 P

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Medicine

Intra-dural Spinal Tumours with Acute Symptoms Edward Goacher and Marcel Ivanov

A comprehensive description of the acute and non-acute presenting clinical features that may be caused by intra-dural tumours.

Elements in Emergency Neurosurgery March 2026 229 x 152 mm c.40pp 9781009413473 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 G

Intracranial Abscess in Adults See Yung Phang and William Taylor

This Element examines the management of adult cerebral infections with detailed flow diagrams and charts on this topic.

Elements in Emergency Neurosurgery January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009487511 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

Bloody Powerful

The taboo-busting guide to periods, menopause and everything in-between Brooke Vandermolen Hazel Mead

Busting myths on everything from periods to menopause, this stunningly illustrated book is your complete guide to gynaecological health.

April 2026 229 x 152 mm 280pp 9781009435482 Hardback £25.00 / US$32.95 T

Operating Room Leadership and Perioperative Practice Management Third edition Edited by Alan David Kaye and Richard D. Urman Edited in association with Charles J. Fox III

A fully updated and expanded third edition on effective operating room leadership, ensuring safety and efficiency while maximizing resources.

February 2026 254 x 178 mm c.452pp 9781009467407 Hardback £70.00 / US$90.00 P

Oncologic Emergency Medicine Clinical Cases Illustrating Key Concepts Angela Bray Lindsay Monica Kathleen Wattana

This book offers practical and efficient case-based learning for physicians, educators and learners in oncologic emergency medicine.

Early Pregnancy Ultrasound A Practical Guide Second edition Edited by Emma Kirk

February 2026 9781009519021 Paperback TBA / TBA

March 2026 190 x 120 mm c.252pp 9781009500791 Paperback £30.00 / US$40.00 P

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A Clinician’s Guide to the Sixth Edition of the WHO Laboratory Manual for the Examination and Processing of Human Semen Edited by Ashok Agarwal Wael Zohdy and Rupin Shah

Clinicians’ Guide to semen tests, male fertility assessment, and using the WHO’s laboratory manual effectively for managing infertility.

May 2026 234 x 156 mm c.142pp 9781009476089 Paperback c. £45.00 / c. US$59.99 P

The Body Image Book for Girls

Love Yourself and Grow Up Fearless Updated Edition Charlotte Markey

Body image expert Dr. Charlotte Markey helps girls aged 9-15 to understand and appreciate their bodies in this updated edition.

February 2026 276 x 178 mm 256pp 9781009545075 Updated Edition £16.99 / US$19.95 T

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PROMPT Course Manual Fourth edition Edited by Katherine Lattey Chloë de Souza Cathy Winter Siân Harrington Neil Muchatuta Sharan Athwal and Tim Draycott

This PROMPT Manual supports local multi-professional training, summarising evidence-based knowledge for safe care in obstetric emergencies.

Born Sick in the USA

Improving the Health of a Nation Stephen Bezruchka

This book describes why Americans die much younger than people living in many other countries and what must be done.

January 2026 216 x 140 mm 250pp 9781009573702 Hardback £25.00 / US$29.95 T

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Nursing and Midwifery Care Fourth edition Edited by Odette Best and Bronwyn Fredericks

Yatdjuligin is an essential resource for nursing and midwifery students establishing the foundations of culturally safe health care.

August 2026 254 x 203 mm 464pp 9781009626903 Paperback TBA / TBA

Self Assessment and Board Review Second edition Amer Wahed Jesse M. Jaso Brenda Mai

Comprehensive multiple-choice questions and answers for those preparing for the American Board of Pathology exams.

April 2026 254 x 178 mm c.192pp 9781009577328 Paperback £50.00 / US$65.00 P

March 2026 297 x 210 mm c.397pp 9781009549707 Paperback c. £32.99 / c. US$44.99 G

Yatdjuligin

Hematopathology and Coagulation

Stahl’s Deprescriber’s Guide Jeffrey R. Strawn and Stephen M. Stahl

Combines evidence-based data with clinically informed advice to support everyone who is deprescribing psychotropic medications.

January 2026 228 x 138 mm 530pp 9781009642200 Paperback £59.99 / US$80.00 P

Cardiac Disease in Pregnancy Mark W. Tomlinson Rahul J. D’Mello Lori M. Tam and Bernard Gonik

Ethical and Clinical Complexities in the Treatment of Schizophrenia Liberty or Life Katherine Warburton Stephen M. Stahl

A scientific exploration of biological, social, and ethical topics related to the treatment (or lack thereof) of psychotic disease.

April 2026 246 x 189 mm c.316pp 9781009587754 Paperback £55.00 / US$70.00 P

Using Polyvagal Theory to Optimize Healthcare Excellence Randy Brazie Geoffrey Vanderpal and Abi Blakeslee

This Element examines the risks, diagnosis, management of Cardiac disease during pregnancy for both the mother and the baby.

This informative book is among the first of its kind to introduce polyvagal theory to healthcare organizations.

Elements in High Risk Pregnancy: Management Options

January 2026 234 x 156 mm c.156pp 9781009675932 Paperback £25.00 / US$35.00 G

January 2026 229 x 152 mm 110pp 9781009643092 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

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Bias!

How Systemic Error Threatens Biomedical Research Michael B. Bracken

Explore the ubiquity of bias in biomedical and experimental research, uncovering its influence on outcomes and reproducibility of findings.

March 2026 234 x 156 mm c.250pp 9781009682749 Paperback £35.00 / US$45.00 G

Stillbirth

Uma M. Reddy and Christy Gandhi

A clinical guide to stillbirth: causes, prevention and care.

Supporting families and improving outcomes in future pregnancies.

Elements in High Risk Pregnancy: Management Options January 2026 229 x 152 mm c.75pp 9781009702539 Paperback £18.00 / US$23.00 P

ThinkER: Transitioning to the Emergency Medicine Mindset Joshua Lowe, Rachel Bridwell John Patrick, Alec Pawlukiewicz Gillian Schmitz, Michael Yoo

A case-based, mindset-driven guide that builds communication, decisionmaking, and leadership skills for emergency medicine residents.

March 2026 234 x 156 mm c.150pp 9781009731966 Paperback £35.00 / US$46.00 P

KING JAMES VERSION

Prescribing Psychiatric Medications

The How, Why, and Why Not John D. Cahill Keith Gallagher

A psychopharmacotherapy guide on prescribing skills, therapeutic stance, structural and historical context, ethical, and anti-racist practices.

March 2026 234 x 156 mm c.312pp 9781108723466 Paperback £39.99 / US$49.99 P

Seminars in Perinatal Psychiatry Edited by Liz McDonald Roch Cantwell and Ian Jones

Written for trainees and professionals caring for women and families, this is an essential guide to perinatal psychiatry.

College Seminars Series

The Illuminated Gospel of Matthew Illustrated by Jane Sullivan

The Gospel of John, in the majestic King James Version, handwritten and illuminated by artist-scribe Jane Sullivan.

September 2025 270 x 210 mm c.208pp 9781009680004 Hardback £37.50 / US$55.00 B

March 2026 234 x 156 mm c.735pp 9781911623502 Paperback £70.00 / US$90.00 P

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Okuda and Nelson’s Emergency Medicine Certifying Exam Review Illustrated Third edition Yasuharu Okuda Bret P. Nelson

This best-selling case-based guide delivers realistic scenarios, critical actions, and teaching pearls.

Reflects the ABEM Certifying Exam.

April 2026 280 x 216 mm c.822pp 9781108709330 Paperback c. £64.99 / c. US$89.99 G

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