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NEW BOOKS • SPRING 2024 TABLE OF CONTENTS Sears: Queering Rehoboth Beach................................... 1 Wu: Play to Submission.. .......................................................... 2 Co h en: Black History in the Philadelphia Landscape.................................................................................. 3 Mo bley: Toni Morrison and the Geopoetics of Place, Race, and Be/longing.. ..................................... 4 Novy: Adoption Memoirs....................................................... 5 Baird: From South Central to Southside.. ....................... 6 Sarat: Death Penalty in Decline?. . ....................................... 7 Madeira: The Defender paperback............................................ 8 Hester: Sentencing without Guidelines.. ......................... 9 Fairfield: Crossing Great Divides.. ...................................... 10 Glazier: Faith and Community.. .......................................... 11 Solano: Shelter on the Journey. . .......................................... 12 Sharma: Crossing the Border to India paperback.............. 13 Anjaria: Reading India Now paperback. . ................................. 13 Cha tterjee: Female Body Image and Beauty Politics in Contemporary Indian Literature and Culture. ............................................................................. 14 Nguyễn: Displacing Kinship. . ................................................. 15 Yamashita: Carceral Entanglements. . .............................. 16 Chubin: Proper Women. . ......................................................... 17 Xydias: Beyond Left, Right, and Center. . ......................... 18 Sar v asy: Refounding Democracy through Intersectional Activism.. .................................................... 19 Kon rad: Disability, the Environment, and Colonialism. .................................................................. 2o Campbell: Democracy’s Hidden Heroes......................... 21 Fischlin: The Improviser’s Classroom.............................. 22

JAMES T. SEARS is an independent scholar focusing on Queer History. He is the author or editor of numerous books, including Growing up Gay in the South; Lonely Hunters: An Oral History of Lesbian and Gay Southern Life, 1948-1968; Behind the Mask of the Mattachine: The Hal Call Chronicles and the Early Movement for Homosexual Emancipation; and Rebels, Rubyfruit, and Rhinestones: Queering Space in the Stonewall South.

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Cover image: Photograph and ceramic vase by William Sulit

Images from Queering Rehoboth Beach: Beyond the Boardwalk, by James T. Sears screened image: Pink Pony Exterior. Courtesy of Delaware State Archives; this page: Paradise Guest House with Herbert and Mani. Courtesy of Bill Courville & Bob Jerome. Artwork by Pamela Bounds; Drag Volleyball Team on Poodle Beach, 1992. Courtesy of Curt Leciejewki; opposite page: Back Porch Staff, ca. 1974.

Courtesy of Libby York; Cover “Follies” Letters from Camp Rehoboth, July 15, 2005.

Courtesy of CAMP Rehoboth, Photo by Murray Archibald.

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QUEERING REHOBOTH BEACH Beyond the Boardwalk JAMES T. SEARS

How a conservative southern Delaware beach town was transformed into a major East Coast summer queer resort “Create a More Positive Rehoboth” was a decades-long goal for progress and inclusiveness in a charming beach town in southern Delaware. Rehoboth, which was established in the 19th century as a Methodist Church meeting camp, has, over time, become a thriving mecca for the LGBTQ+ community.

In Queering Rehoboth Beach, historian and educator James Sears charts this significant evolution.

Sears draws upon extensive oral history accounts, archival material, and personal narratives to chronicle “the Battle for Rehoboth,” which unfolded in the late 20th century, as conservative town leaders and homeowners opposed progressive entrepreneurs and gay activists. He recounts not just the emergence of the gay and lesbian bars, dance clubs, and organizations that drew the queer community to the region, but also the efforts of local politicians, homeowners and school boards, among other groups who fought to develop and protect the traditional identity of this beach town. Moreover, issues of race, class, and gender and sexuality informed opinions as residents and visitors struggled with the AIDS crisis and the legacy of Jim Crow.

Queering Rehoboth Beach is more than just an inspiring story about a community’s resilience and determination to establish a safe space for itself in the wake of the era of Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell. It is also a terrific beach read.

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PLAY TO SUBMISSION

Gaming Capitalism in a Tech Firm TONGYU WU A critical exploration into the gamification in modern workplaces as a means of control

LABOR STUDIES AND WORK | TECHNOLOGY | SOCIOLOGY | BUSINESS/ECONOMICS 238 pp. • 6 x 9" 8 tables • 3 figures $30.95 £26.99 paper 9781439922989 $99.50 £89.00 cloth 9781439922972

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TONGYU WU is Assistant Professor of Sociology at Zhejiang University in China.

also of interest WHOSE GAME?

Gender and Power in Fantasy Sports REBECCA JOYCE KISSANE AND SARAH WINSLOW Sporting series 9781439918876 $34.95 £29.99 paper

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Games are often a fun perk of a tech company job, and employees can “play to win” in the competition to succeed.

But in studying “Behemoth” (a pseudonym for a top American tech company), Tongyu Wu discovered that gaming work culture was far more insidious.

Play to Submission shows how Behemoth’s games undermined and manipulated workers. They lost their work-life balance and the constant competition made labor organizing difficult. Nonetheless, many workers embraced management’s games as a chance to show off their “gamer” identities and create a workplace culture with privileged insiders and exiled outsiders, with female and migrant workers usually in the latter group. Moreover, Wu indicates this may be the future of work for high- and low-skilled and, creative workers in an environment where capitalists have heightened demands for technology and creativity.

Drawing from 13 months of ethnographic work, Wu presents a persistent reality in which the company reaps the reward of surplus productivity, leaving employees themselves in a highly competitive and sometimes precarious work position.

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BLACK HISTORY IN THE PHILADELPHIA LANDSCAPE Deep Roots, Continuing Legacy AMY JANE COHEN

With a foreword by Wendell E. Pritchett Philadelphia’s Black history as seen through historical markers, monuments, murals, and more Black Philadelphians have shaped Philadelphia history since colonial times. In Black History in the Philadelphia Landscape, Amy Cohen recounts notable aspects of the Black experience in Philadelphia from the late 1600s to the 1960s and how this history is marked in the contemporary city. She charts Charles Blockson’s efforts to commemorate the Pennsylvania slave trade with a historical marker and highlights Richard Allen, who founded Mother Bethel A.M.E. Church.

Cohen also describes the path to erecting a statue of civil rights activist Octavius Catto at Philadelphia’s City Hall and profiles international celebrities Marian Anderson and Paul Robeson who are honored in the city. At the end of each chapter, she includes suggestions to continue readers’ exploration of this important cultural heritage.

Showing how increased attention to the role of African Americans in local and national history has resulted in numerous, sometimes controversial, alterations to the landscape, Cohen guides readers to Black history’s significance and its connections with today’s spotlight on racial justice.

PHILADELPHIA | HISTORY | AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES 248 pp. • 6 x 9" 34 halftones • 5 maps $18.95T £15.99 paper 9781439923658

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AMY JANE COHEN is an educator, historian, and writer. After twenty years teaching social studies, she became Director of Education for History Making Productions and is a contributing writer for Hidden City Philadelphia. Visit her online at amyjanecohen.com.

also of interest IF THERE IS NO STRUGGLE THERE IS NO PROGRESS Black Politics in TwentiethCentury Philadelphia EDITED BY JAMES WOLFINGER With a Foreword by Heather Ann Thompson 9781439919279 $34.95 £29.99 paper

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TONI MORRISON AND THE GEOPOETICS OF PLACE, RACE, AND BE/LONGING MARILYN SANDERS MOBLEY

Connects Toni Morrison's cultural politics and narrative poetics through the lens of spatial literary studies

LITERATURE AND DRAMA | AFRICAN AMERICAN STUDIES | AMERICAN STUDIES 254 pp. • 6 x 9" $30.95 £26.99 paper 9781439924310 $110.50 £99.00 cloth 9781439924303

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MARILYN SANDERS MOBLEY is Emerita Professor of English and African American Studies at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio.

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Religious Practices and Ideologies in the Works of Octavia Butler EDITED BY APARAJITA NANDA AND SHELBY L. CROSBY 9781439921128 $34.95 £29.99 paper

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Toni Morrison’s readers and critics typically focus more on the “what” than the “how” of her writing. In Toni Morrison and the Geopoetics of Place, Race, and Be/longing, Marilyn Sanders Mobley analyzes Morrison’s expressed narrative intention of providing “spaces for the reader” to help us understand the narrative strategies in her work.

Mobley’s approach is as interdisciplinary, intersectional, nuanced, and complex as Morrison’s. She combines textual analysis with a study of Morrison’s cultural politics and narrative poetics and describes how Morrison engages with both history and the present political moment.

Informed by research in geocriticism, spatial literary studies, African American literary studies, and Black feminist studies at the intersection of poetics and cultural politics, Mobley identifies four narrative strategies that illuminate how Morrison creates such spaces in her fiction; what these spaces say about her understanding of place, race, and belonging; and how they constitute a way to read and re-read her work.

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ADOPTION MEMOIRS Inside Stories MARIANNE NOVY

Bringing together birthmothers’, adoptees’, and adoptive parents’ portrayals of their experiences in memoirs Adoption Memoirs tells inside stories of adoption that popular media miss. Marianne Novy shows how adoption memoirs and films recount not only happy moments, but also the lasting pain of relinquishing a child, the racism and trauma that adoptees such as Jackie Kay and Jane Jeong Trenka experienced, and the unexpected complexities of child-rearing adoptive parents Emily Prager and Jesse Green encountered.

Novy considers 45 memoirs, mostly from the twenty-first century, by birthmothers, adoptees, and adoptive parents, about same-race and transracial adoption. These adoptees, she recounts, wanted to learn about their ancestry and appreciated adoptive parents who helped. Birthmother Amy Seek shows why open adoption is not simple, and many other memoirs tell stories that continue past reunion.

Adoption Memoirs will enlighten readers who lack experiLITERATURE AND DRAMA | AMERICAN STUDIES | ence with adoption and help those looking for a shared experi- GENDER STUDIES | CULTURAL STUDIES ence to also understand adoption from a different standpoint. 262 pp. • 6 x 9" MARIANNE NOVY is Professor Emerita of English and Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies at the University of Pittsburgh.

She is author of Reading Adoption: Family and Difference in Fiction and Drama.

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also of interest IN REUNION

Transnational Korean Adoptees and the Communication of Family SARA DOCAN-MORGAN 9781439922835 $39.95 £36.00 paper

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FROM SOUTH CENTRAL TO SOUTHSIDE

Gang Transnationalism, Masculinity, and Disorganized Violence in Belize City ADAM BAIRD Foreword by Philippe Bourgois How longstanding socio-economic vulnerability in Belize City created fertile grounds for embedding deported Bloods and Crips from Los Angeles

LAW AND CRIMINOLOGY | GENDER STUDIES | LATIN AMERICAN/CARIBBEAN STUDIES | SOCIOLOGY Studies in Transgression series

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ADAM BAIRD is a Researcher at the United Nations Institute for Disarmament Research. He is the coeditor of Paz, paso a paso: Una mirada a los conflictos colombianos desde los estudios de paz.

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also in the series BEFORE CRIPS

Fussin', Cussin', and Discussin' among South Los Angeles Juvenile Gangs JOHN C. QUICKER AND AKIL S. BATANI-KHALFANI 9781439921982 $29.95 £25.99 paper

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When he visited in 2011, sociologist Adam Baird wondered what the Bloods and Crips were doing in Southside Belize City. He soon discovered that migrant Belizean members of colors gangs from South Central Los Angeles were deported there in the 1980s. Once established “back home,” membership in the Bloods and Crips was seen as an aspirational pathway to manhood for the urban underclass.

From South Central to Southside charts the genesis and evolution of a transnational gang culture. Baird provides firsthand interviews with gang members and “narco” families and explains the surprising source of Belize City’s severe violence and skyrocketing homicide rates. He identifies gang violence in the U.S. and Belize as stemming from populations blighted by historical, brutal inequality and marginalization. Analyzing the gendered dynamics as young men and women face the temptations, risks, and dangers of gang life, Baird shines a light on “chronic vulnerability" in Belize City.

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DEATH PENALTY IN DECLINE? The Fight against Capital Punishment in the Decades since Furman v. Georgia EDITED BY AUSTIN SARAT

Examines how the politics of capital punishment have changed in America since 1972 and the current prospects for abolition How have prospects for abolishing the death penalty changed since the 1972 Supreme Court decision, Furman v Georgia?

The editor and contributors to Death Penalty in Decline? assess the contemporary death penalty landscape and look at the trends in and attitudes toward capital punishment and its abolition. They highlight factors that are propelling alternatives to the death penalty as well as the obstacles to ending it.

At a time when the United States is undertaking an unprecedented national reconsideration of the death penalty, Death Penalty in Decline? seeks to evaluate how abolitionists might succeed today.

CONTRIBUTORS: John Bessler, Corinna Barrett Lain, James R. Martel, Linda Ross Meyer, Carol S. Steiker, Jordan M. Steiker, and the editor AUSTIN SARAT is the William Nelson Cromwell Professor of Jurisprudence and Political Science at Amherst College. He is the author or editor of several books including Lethal Injection and the False Promise of Humane Execution; The Death Penalty on the Ballot: American Democracy and the Fate of Capital Punishment; Gruesome Spectacles: Botched Executions and America’s Death Penalty; and Mercy on Trial: What It Means to Stop an Execution.

LAW AND CRIMINOLOGY | POLITICAL SCIENCE AND PUBLIC POLICY | COMMUNITY ORGANIZING AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS 254 pp. • 6 x 9" $34.95 £29.99 paper 9781439924822 $104.50 £94.00 cloth 9781439924815

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also of interest PACK THE COURT!

A Defense of Supreme Court Expansion STEPHEN M. FELDMAN 9781439921593 $34.95 £29.99 paper

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THE DEFENDER

The Battle to Protect the Rights of the Accused in Philadelphia EDWARD W. MADEIRA JR. AND MICHAEL D. SCHAFFER Now in Paperback! A vibrant history of the Defender Association of Philadelphia—dubbed “the best lawyers money can’t buy” “The story of the Defender Association is particularly relevant in today’s climate where there is a desire to seek criminal justice reform.”

—Edward G. Rendell, former Governor of Pennsylvania

GENERAL INTEREST | LAW AND CRIMINOLOGY | PHILADELPHIA 256 pp. • 6 x 9" • 11 halftones $24.95T £21.99 paper 9781439918531

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Long before the Supreme Court ruled that impoverished defendants in criminal cases have a right to free counsel, Philadelphia’s public defenders were working to ensure fair trials for all. In 1934, when penniless defendants were routinely railroaded through the courts without ever seeing a lawyer, Philadelphia attorney Francis Fisher Kane helped create the Voluntary Defender Association, supported by charity and free from political interference, to represent poor people accused of crime.

In The Defender, the late Edward Madeira, past president of the Defender’s Board of Directors, and former Philadelphia Inquirer journalist Michael Schaffer chart the 80-plus-year history of the organization as it grew from two lawyers in 1934 to a staff of nearly 500 in 2015.

EDWARD W. MADEIRA JR. (1928–2020) practiced law in Philadelphia for more than 60 years and was the Retired Chair Emeritus of Pepper Hamilton.

MICHAEL D. SCHAFFER held a variety of reporting and editing posts at the Philadelphia Inquirer, including Book Review Editor, before retiring from the newspaper at the end of 2014.

also of interest PHILADELPHIA, CORRUPT AND CONSENTING

A City’s Struggle against an Epithet BRETT H. MANDEL 9781439924273 $30.00T £26.99 cloth

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SENTENCING WITHOUT GUIDELINES RHYS HESTER

Explores how to achieve greater uniformity and fairness through sentencing reform without eliminating judicial discretion Sentencing matters. Reform initiatives hope to impart more uniformity and fairness in sentencing. Tough-on-crime laws like “three strikes” and mandatory minimum provisions deprive judges of sentencing discretion. While sentencing guidelines have been adopted by approximately 20 states since the early 1980s, many judges operate without guidelines.

Sentencing without Guidelines is Rhys Hester’s deep dive into how South Carolina, which never passed sentencing guideline legislation, nonetheless created meaningful punishment reform. It achieved uniformity in sentencing with a traveling circuit of judges, informal norms among judges, and the unique phenomenon of the “Plea Judge” to manage cases.

Hester examines how prior convictions, race, and geographical differences impact sentences to explain why individuals get the criminal sentences they do. He also explores how legal reform mechanisms can influence punishment goals and policy. Sentencing without Guidelines shows the benefits and drawbacks South Carolina experienced as it met sentencing reform goals. These lessons can be translated into policy for other jurisdictions.

LAW AND CRIMINOLOGY | POLITICAL SCIENCE AND PUBLIC POLICY 192 pp. • 5.5 x 8.25" 8 tables • 6 figures $24.95 £21.99 paper 9781439923559 $89.50 £80.00 cloth 9781439923542

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RHYS HESTER is Associate Professor of Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminal Justice at Clemson University.

also of interest THE COMPASSIONATE COURT?

Support, Surveillance, and Survival in Prostitution Diversion Programs COREY S. SHDAIMAH, CHRYSANTHI S. LEON, AND SHELLY A. WIECHELT 9781439922019 $29.95 £25.99 cloth

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CROSSING GREAT DIVIDES City and Country in Environmental and Political Disorder JOHN D. FAIRFIELD

Forging a path forward toward modes of production and ways of life, less dependent on despoliation and manic consumption, that will be genuinely sustaining

URBAN STUDIES | NATURE AND THE ENVIRONMENT | HISTORY | POLITICAL SCIENCE AND PUBLIC POLICY Urban Life, Landscape, and Policy series

316 pp. • 6 x 9" $29.95 £25.99 paper 9781439925720 $115.50 £103.00 cloth 9781439925713

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also of interest CLEAN AIR AND GOOD JOBS

U.S. Labor and the Struggle for Climate Justice TODD E. VACHON 9781439923221 $39.95 £36.99 paper

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Ranging across two centuries of American history, Crossing Great Divides argues that the habit of construing city and country as opposites is at the root of our current environmental and political disorder. This oversimplifying dualism has distorted how we planned cities, our patterns of production and consumption, how we deal with waste, and how urban and rural populations perceive each other.

Conventional urban environmental reform has made modern city life possible, but it has done little to limit the despoliation of distant places. Nevertheless, the successes of urban environmental reform remind us of what is possible.

John Fairfield concludes with a case study of Phoenix, Arizona to demonstrate this dysfunctional relationship between city and country while developing a sympathetic critique of the Green New Deal. He suggests how we might bridge the “great divide” as we face the daunting challenges the twenty-first century is pressing upon us.

JOHN D. FAIRFIELD is Professor of History at Xavier University.

He is the author of The Public and its Possibilities: Triumphs and Tragedies in the American City (Temple).

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FAITH AND COMMUNITY

How Engagement Strengthens Members, Places of Worship, and Society REBECCA A. GLAZIER Showing how community engagement can build stronger congregations and improve democracy Places of worship are important anchor institutions in communities, helping to create social capital through discussion groups, soup kitchens, and neighborhood clean-ups. While congregations face increasing pressures, from declining attendance to political polarization, community engagement is an overall positive for their members and for democracy.

Faith and Community shows the benefits of religious people taking action in their communities. Through more than a decade of multi-method data collection, Rebecca Glazier surveyed over 4,000 congregants and nearly 500 clergy in Little Rock, Arkansas to gather opinions from members and leaders on community issues and engagement. Together with interviews and case studies, her findings indicate that active congregants are happier and more civically involved.

Faith and Community provides valuable insights into the relationship between religion and community engagement.

The data illustrates how community engagement benefits individuals, congregations, and democracy and offers one solution to what ails religion in America today.

REBECCA A. GLAZIER is Professor in the School of Public Affairs at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. She is the Director of the Little Rock Congregations Study.

POLITICAL SCIENCE AND PUBLIC POLICY | RELIGION | SOCIOLOGY | URBAN STUDIES | COMMUNITY ORGANIZING AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS Religious Engagement in Democratic Politics series

262 pp. • 6 x 9" 47 tables • 14 figures $37.95 £34.00 paper 9781439925300 $110.50 £99.00 cloth 9781439925294

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also in the series YES GAWD!

How Faith Shapes LGBT Identity and Politics in the United States ROYAL G. CRAVENS III 9781439924433 $34.95 £29.99 paper

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SHELTER ON THE JOURNEY

Humanitarianism, Human Rights, and Migration PRISCILLA SOLANO Foreword by Douglas S. Massey How migrant shelters in Mexico become launching points for transnational politics of freedom of movement

IMMIGRATION | LATIN AMERICAN/CARIBBEAN STUDIES | SOCIOLOGY | LAW AND CRIMINOLOGY | ANTHROPOLOGY 210 pp. • 6 x 9" • 1 figure • 3 halftones $29.95 £25.99 paper 9781439921531 $99.50 £89.00 cloth 9781439921524

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also of interest MIGRATION AND MORTALITY

Social Death, Dispossession, and Survival in the Americas EDITED BY JAMIE LONGAZEL AND MIRANDA CADY HALLETT 9781439919781 $34.95 £29.99 paper

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Migration journeys are arduous, with migrants tormented by risk, abuse, threats, and xenophobia. Shelters, staffed by humanitarian workers and volunteers, provide safe spaces for those in transit. Shelter on the Journey examines how these sites, often faith-based civil society associations, create solidarity and help politicize migrants, giving them a sense of themselves as an empowered, rights-holding people.

Solano, who volunteered at shelters in Mexico, chronicles the activity in three of the nearly 100 shelters along a unique humanitarian trail that many Central Americans take to reach the United States. She outlines the constraints faced by these sites and their potential to create social transformation and considers how and why migration security is currently framed and managed as both a criminal and humanitarian issue.

Shelter on the Journey explores the politics of the shelters, their social world, and the dynamics of charity and solidarity, as well as the need for humanitarian assistance and advocacy for dignified and free transit migration.

PRISCILLA SOLANO is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Global Political Studies at Malmö University in Sweden.

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CROSSING THE BORDER TO INDIA Youth, Migration, and Masculinities in Nepal JEEVAN R. SHARMA

Now in Paperback! How the changing political economy of rural Nepal informs the desire and agency of young male migrants who seek work in cities “[T]his book is essential reading for scholars, students, and civil society activists who want to better understand the lives of young male migrants, both in Nepal and in other contexts.”—Journal of Asian Studies

Given limited economic opportunities in rural Nepal, the desire of young Nepalese men of all income and education levels, castes, and ethnicities to migrate has never been higher. Crossing the Border to India provides an ethnography of male labor migration from the western hills of Nepal to Indian cities. Jeevan Sharma shows how a migrant’s livelihood and gender, as well as structural violence, impacts his perceptions, experiences, and aspirations.

JEEVAN R. SHARMA is a Professor in South Asia and International Development at the University of Edinburgh.

IMMIGRATION | ASIAN STUDIES | RACE AND ETHNICITY | ANTHROPOLOGY | GENDER STUDIES Global Youth series

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READING INDIA NOW

Contemporary Formations in Literature and Popular Culture ULKA ANJARIA Now in Paperback! What literary criticism looks like when it becomes attuned to the unspectacular present “Reading India Now offers a necessary corrective to scholarship on postliberalization India that remains attached to a story of cultural and political decline… [It] leaves us with fundamental questions about postcolonial literary criticism today.”—Journal of Asian Studies

In an age of social media and reality television, reading and consumption habits in India now demand homegrown pulp fictions.

Ulka Anjaria categorizes post-2000 Indian literature and popular culture as constituting “the contemporary,” a movement defined by new and experimental forms—where high- and low-brow meet, and genres break down.

ULKA ANJARIA is Professor of English at Brandeis University.

ASIAN STUDIES | LITERATURE AND DRAMA | CINEMA STUDIES

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FEMALE BODY IMAGE AND BEAUTY POLITICS IN CONTEMPORARY INDIAN LITERATURE AND CULTURE EDITED BY SRIRUPA CHATTERJEE AND SHWETA RAO GARG

Initiates a much-neglected and much-needed discussion of the politics of Indian women’s body image and self-identity

WOMEN'S STUDIES | ASIAN STUDIES | GENDER STUDIES | CULTURAL STUDIES | LITERATURE AND DRAMA 280 pp. • 6 x 9" $34.95 £29.99 paper 9781439922521 $110.50 £99.00 cloth 9781439922514

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Female Body Image and Beauty Politics in Contemporary Indian Literature and Culture is the first volume to analyze the myriad conceptualizations of South Asian women’s body issues in film, literature, advertising, and other media. Showing how body image and self-identity are constructed in contemporary neoliberal India, the editors and contributors theorize issues of body image vis-à-vis Indian womanhood while touching upon political, socio-economic, and cultural parameters.

Influences from the colonial period through the age of the internet and globalization have reinforced Eurocentric ideals about femininity and womanhood. This long overdue volume addresses the pressures of beautification that Indian women face as they struggle with body acceptance and are often denied pride in their natural bodies.

CONTRIBUTORS: Annika Taneja, Anurima Chanda, Aratrika Bose, Kavita Daiya, Ketaki Chowkhani, Nishat Haider, Samrita Sinha, Shailendra Kumar Singh, Shubhra Ray, Sucharita Sarkar, Sukshma Vedere, Swatie, Tanupriya, Turni Chakrabarti, and the editors.

SRIRUPA CHATTERJEE is Associate Professor of English, Gender Studies, and Body Studies in the Department of Liberal Arts at the Indian Institute of Technology Hyderabad, India.

also of intereset FASHIONING DIASPORA Beauty, Femininity, and South Asian American Culture VANITA REDDY 9781439911556 Asian American History and Culture series $33.95 £28.99 paper

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SHWETA RAO GARG is an academic, poet, and artist based in Baltimore, MD. She is a former Associate Professor of English at DA-IICT in Gandhinagar, India. She is the coeditor of English Paradigm in India: Essays in Language, Literature and Culture.

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DISPLACING KINSHIP

The Intimacies of Intergenerational Trauma in Vietnamese American Cultural Production LINH THỦY NGUYỄN How American children of Vietnamese refugees connect and express their experiences of racialization using the tropes of family, war, and grief Nearly fifty years after the end of the war in Vietnam, American children of Vietnamese refugees continue to process the meanings of the war and its consequences through creative work. Displacing Kinship examines how Vietnamese American cultural productions register lived experiences of racism in their depictions of family life and marginalization.

Second-generation texts illustrate how the children of refugees from Vietnam are haunted by trauma and a violent, ever-present, but mostly unarticulated past.

Linh Thủy Nguyễn's analysis reveals that present experiences of economic insecurity and racism also shape these narratives of familial loss.

Developing a theory of intergenerational trauma, Nguyễn rethinks how U.S. imperialism, the discourse of communism, and assimilation impacted families across generations. Through ethnic studies and feminist and queerof-color critique, Displacing Kinship offers a critical approach for reading family tensions and interpersonal conflict as affective investments informed by the material, structural conditions of white supremacy and racial capitalism.

LINH THỦY NGUYỄN is Assistant Professor of American Ethnic Studies and Gender, Women and Sexuality Studies at the University of Washington.

ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES | AMERICAN STUDIES | CULTURAL STUDIES | LITERATURE AND DRAMA | IMMIGRATION Asian American History and Culture series

218 pp. • 6 x 9" • 10 halftones $32.95 £27.99 paper 9781439924709 $110.50 £99.00 cloth 9781439924693

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also of interest TOWARD A FRAMEWORK FOR VIETNAMESE AMERICAN STUDIES

History, Community, and Memory EDITED BY LINDA HO PECHÉ, ALEX-THAI DINH VO, AND TUONG VU 9781439922897 $44.95 £40.00 paper

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CARCERAL ENTANGLEMENTS Gendered Public Memories of Japanese American World War II Incarceration WENDI YAMASHITA

Critiques how Japanese American public memorializations unintentionally participate in maintaining and justifying a neoliberal racial order

ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES | AMERICAN STUDIES | CULTURAL STUDIES | RACE AND ETHNICITY Critical Race, Indigeneity, and Relationality series

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Japanese Americans have long contended with settler colonization and mass criminalization by the state, most notably during the WWII era when they were forced into incarceration camps. In Carceral Entanglements, Wendi Yamashita asks, how do narratives of worth and success that make Japanese Americans legible to the state come to be? What are the consequences of such narratives?

Carceral Entanglements features interviews, archival research, and texts to explore racial violence and patriotic masculinity and explain how Japanese American history and identity are publicly memorialized. Yamashita examines museums, digital archives, pilgrimages, and student-run and performed plays to understand how Japanese Americans occupy a “contradictory location” produced by the state.

She also addresses historical erasure, race relations and the struggle for redress and reparations.

Carceral Entanglements is about the interlocking relationship Japanese American incarceration memories have to the prison industrial complex and the settler colonial logics that at times unknowingly sustain it.

WENDI YAMASHITA is Assistant Professor of Ethnic Studies at California State University, Sacramento. She is coeditor of Asian Americans & Pacific Islanders: A Historical Community Overview.

also of interest ELAINE BLACK YONEDA Jewish Immigration, Labor Activism, and Japanese American Exclusion and Incarceration RACHEL SCHREIBER 9781439921562 $29.95 £25.99 paper

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PROPER WOMEN

Feminism and the Politics of Respectability in Iran FAE CHUBIN An intersectional analysis of Iran’s feminist activism through an ethnographic study of an NGO-led women’s empowerment program Proper Women tells the unprecedented story of an NGO-led “women’s empowerment” program in Tehran that was created to serve young, impoverished Iranians and Afghan refugees. Fae Chubin recounts the well-intentioned efforts of cosmopolitan NGO administrators whose loyalty to liberal feminist principles of individualism, sexual autonomy, and anti-traditionalism complicated their objective of empowering marginalized women.

Chubin brings attention to the varying class, ethnic, religious, and national identities of NGO staff and clients that shaped their differing understandings of oppression and justice. Her examination of the tensions within the organization reveals why the efforts of the NGO workers failed to gain purchase among the intended beneficiaries.

Proper Women concludes by encouraging feminist activists to not only examine the role of local politics and transnational connections in shaping their definitions of empowerment, but also consider the advantages of a justice-enhancing practice as opposed to justice monism for their target populations.

WOMEN'S STUDIES | SOCIOLOGY | MIDDLE EAST STUDIES | COMMUNITY ORGANIZING AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS | GENDER STUDIES 208 pp. • 5.5 x 8.25" $25.95 £21.99 paper 9781439923283 $89.50 £80.00 cloth 9781439923276

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FAE CHUBIN is an Assistant Teaching Professor of Sociology at the University of Tampa.

also of interest ETHICAL ENCOUNTERS

Transnational Feminism, Human Rights, and War Cinema in Bangladesh ELORA HALIM CHOWDHURY 9781439922255 $32.95 £27.99 paper

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BEYOND LEFT, RIGHT, AND CENTER

The Politics of Gender and Ethnicity in Contemporary Germany CHRISTINA XYDIAS Debunks our assumptions about ideology and women's representation in democracies

POLITICAL SCIENCE AND PUBLIC POLICY | GENDER STUDIES | RACE AND ETHNICITY 254 pp. • 6 x 9" 37 tables • 6 figures $34.95 £29.99 paper 9781439923771 $104.50 £94.00 cloth 9781439923764

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also of interest EMPOWERED

BY DESIGN

Decentralization and the Gender Policy Trifecta MEG RINCKER 9781439913970 $32.95 £27.99 paper

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Women’s political representation is often expected to be better on “the left.” However, the reality is more complicated.

Using Germany’s multi-party system as its central case study, Beyond Left, Right, and Center challenges this conventional wisdom on political ideology.

Christina Xydias shows that some right-leaning parties advocate for women’s rights and interests, while left- and right-leaning parties can be equally indifferent to lack of representation for women from marginalized groups. These findings follow from analyses of election results, transcripts from debates and speeches, and personal interviews, as well as from a close reading of intertwined military and citizenship policies that illustrate how women’s and ethnic minority groups’ rights are constructed.

Beyond Left, Right, and Center concludes with an analysis of women’s representation across OECD countries, showing that right-leaning parties are more likely to support women’s rights and interests in societies that are more egalitarian.

CHRISTINA XYDIAS is Associate Professor of Political Science at Bucknell University.

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REFOUNDING DEMOCRACY THROUGH INTERSECTIONAL ACTIVISM

How Progressive Era Feminists Redefined Who We Are, and What It Means Today WENDY SARVASY Theorizes a useable radical past for intersectional activists today In Refounding Democracy through Intersectional Activism, Wendy Sarvasy recovers the unacknowledged Progressive Era social democratic feminist refounders who used collective political agency to reshape the body politic.

Through intersectional activism, or the bridging of different movements, the refounders, who include Ida Wells-Barnett, Rose Schneiderman, and Jane Addams, created an intersectional, social democratic feminist understanding of democracy that allowed them to imagine their full inclusion.

Sarvasy shows how these activists worked to incorporate women by combining political democracy with the creation of a welfare state. They embedded this nation-state project within a new humanitarian transnational level as they evolved their multileveled social citizenship.

Refounding Democracy through Intersectional Activism demonstrates how a theory-activist dynamic played out in experimental socializing spaces and democratic conversations. It offers an inspirational method for intersectional activists today.

POLITICAL SCIENCE AND PUBLIC POLICY | COMMUNITY ORGANIZING AND SOCIAL MOVEMENTS | WOMEN'S STUDIES | HISTORY Intersectionality series

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WENDY SARVASY is Lecturer Emerita of Political Science at California State University, East Bay.

Announcing a New Series The Intersectionality series publishes timely and dynamic research highlighting the breadth and depth of the intersectional approach, its evolution in the social sciences, and its contemporary political significance. We seek manuscripts that engage and expand research in political science, especially racial/ethnic and gender politics, through an intersectional lens; that develop innovative approaches to enduring themes of power, inequality, and social justice using intersectionality; and that foreground the centrality of intersectional identities, approaches, and practices to understanding contemporary politics. Theoretically rich and empirically dynamic social science research that takes an intersectional approach to enduring political questions, as well as work that employs multiple methods simultaneously is invited.

The series also considers research that highlights U.S. national and local issues as well as well as cross-national, transnational, comparative, and globally minded work.

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DISABILITY, THE ENVIRONMENT, AND COLONIALISM EDITED BY TATIANA KONRAD

WITH A FOREWORD BY TSITSI CHATAIKA Explores discourses related to gender, race, imperialism, and climate across the colonial era Drawing on contemporary and historic literary and media examples of Western colonialism and Anglophone writings, Disability, the Environment, and Colonialism traces how the perverse nature of colonialism continues to dominate the globe today.

The editors and contributors provide a careful analysis of the intersection of disability, the environment, and colonialism to understand issues such as eco-ableism, environmental degradation, homogenized approaches to environmentalism, and climate change. They also look at the body as a site of colonial oppression and environmental exploitation.

DISABILITY STUDIES | CULTURAL STUDIES | HISTORY | LITERATURE AND DRAMA 357 pp. • 6 x 9" $39.95 £36.00 paper 9781439925218 $125.50 £112.00 cloth 9781439925201

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also of interest ELUSIVE KINSHIP

Disability and Human Rights in Postcolonial Literature CHRISTOPHER KRENTZ 9781439922224 $29.95 £25.99 paper

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CONTRIBUTORS: Holly Caldwell, Matthew J. C. Cella, John Gulledge, Memona Hossain, Nancy J. Hirschmann, Iain Hutchison, Andrew B. Jenks, Suha Kudsieh, Gordon M. Sayre, Jessica A. Schwartz, Anna Stenning, Aubrey Tang, Alice Wexler, and the editor.

TATIANA KONRAD is a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of English and American Studies, University of Vienna, Austria.

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DEMOCRACY’S HIDDEN HEROES Fitting Policy to People and Place DAVID C. CAMPBELL

Turning deeply rooted governance dilemmas into practical policy results Democracy’s Hidden Heroes tells the story of the local public managers and nonprofit directors who work where bureaucratic hierarchies and community networks meet and often collide. These “hidden heroes” struggle to align universal rules and compliance demands with the unique circumstances facing their organizations and communities.

David Campbell recounts compelling stories of the workarounds, sidesteps, informal agreements, and grantor– grantee negotiations that help policy initiatives succeed as intended. The settings include schools, human services departments, workforce development agencies, and community-based organizations. He explains why it is difficult, though necessary, to translate locally attuned implementation dynamics into accountability metrics for distant funders.

Drawing on 2,000 interviews, Democracy’s Hidden Heroes is the culmination of decades spent talking to people who must reconcile bureaucratic and community cultures.

Campbell’s grounded approach and balanced perspective bring fresh insights to the analysis of policy implementation, public management, and results accountability, while offering both cautionary advice and a hopeful prognosis.

POLITICAL SCIENCE AND PUBLIC POLICY | SOCIOLOGY 210 pp. • 5.5 x 8.25" • 2 tables $24.95 £21.99 paper 9781439924587 $79.50 £71.00 cloth 9781439924570

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DAVID C. CAMPBELL is Professor of Cooperative Extension Emeritus in the Department of Human Ecology at the University of California, Davis.

also of interest WHO REALLY MAKES ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY? Creating and Implementing Environmental Rules and Regulations EDITED BY SARA R. RINFRET 9781439920190 $29.95 £25.99 paper

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THE IMPROVISER’S CLASSROOM Pedagogies for Cocreative Worldmaking EDITED BY DANIEL FISCHLIN AND MARK LOMANNO Exploring improvisation as a fundamental practice for teaching and learning An adept improviser can find ways forward amid impasse, agency amid oppression, and community amid division.

The editors and contributors to The Improviser’s Classroom present an array of critical approaches intended to reimagine pedagogy through the prisms of activism, reciprocity, and communal care.

Demonstrating how improvisation can inform scenes of teaching and learning, this volume also outlines how improvisatory techniques offer powerful, if not vital, tools for producing connection, creativity, accompaniment, reciprocity, meaningful revelation, and lifelong curiosity.

The Improviser's Classroom champions activist pedagogies and the public work essential for creating communities bound together by reciprocal care and equity.

EDUCATION | MUSIC AND DANCE | CULTURAL STUDIES Insubordinate Spaces series

CONTRIBUTORS: Sibongile Bhebhe, Judit Csobod, Michael Dessen, jashen edwards, Kate Galloway, Tomie Hahn, Petro Janse van Vuuren, Lauren Michelle Levesque, George Lipsitz, Rich Marsella, Tracy McMullen, Hafez Modirzadeh, Ed Sarath, Joe Sorbara, Jesse Stewart, Ellen Waterman, Carey West, and the editors

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DANIEL FISCHLIN is the founding Director of the Critical Studies in Improvisation graduate program (MA/PhD) at the University of Guelph, as well as the co-founder and Artistic Director of the community artspace Silence.

386 pp. • 6 x 9" 4 tables • 4 figures • 8 halftones $47.95 £43.00 paper 9781439924495 $149.50 £134.00 cloth 9781439924488

MARK LOMANNO is a jazz pianist and ethnomusicologist in the Frost School of Music at the University of Miami.

also in the series INSUBORDINATE SPACES Improvisation and Accompaniment for Social Justice BARBARA TOMLINSON AND GEORGE LIPSITZ 9781439916988 $32.95 £27.99 paper

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MY LIFE IN PAPER Adventures in Ephemera Beth Kephart 9781439923948 $30.00T £25.99 cloth DIGGING IN THE CITY OF BROTHERLY LOVE Stories from Philadelphia Archaeology second edition

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WORK, FIGHT, OR PLAY BALL How Bethlehem Steel Helped Baseball's Stars Avoid World War I William Ecenbarger 9781439925171 $25.00T £21.99 cloth THE HISTORY OF TEMPLE UNIVERSITY JAPAN An Experiment in International Education Richard Joslyn and Bruce Stronach 9781439919507 $30.00T £25.99 paper EXPLORING PHILLY NATURE A Guide for All Four Seasons Bernard S. Brown

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REAL PHILLY HISTORY, REAL FAST Fascinating Facts and Interesting Oddities about the City's Heroes and Historic Sites Jim Murphy 9781439919248 $18.95T £15.99 paper

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SONS OF CHINATOWN A Memoir Rooted in China and America William Gee Wong 9781439924877 $35.00T £29.99 cloth

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INTIMATE STRANGERS Shin Issei Women and Contemporary Japanese American Community, 1980–2020 Tritia Toyota 9781439923528 $32.95 £27.99 paper THE COLLECTED SHORT STORIES OF BHARATI MUKHERJEE Edited by Ruth Maxey

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Q&A Voices from Queer Asian North America Edited by Martin F. Manalansan IV, Alice Y. Hom, and Kale Bantigue Fajardo Preface by David L. Eng

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BEAUTY AND BRUTALITY Manila and Its Global Discontents Edited by Martin F. Manalansan IV, Robert Diaz, and Rolando B. Tolentino 9781439922286 $39.95 £36.00 paper THE PERVERSITY OF GRATITUDE An Apartheid Education Grant Farred 9781439924976 $29.95 £25.99 paper PREPARING STUDENTS TO ENGAGE IN EQUITABLE COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS A Handbook Elizabeth A. Tryon, Haley C. Madden, and Cory Sprinkel 9781439922743 $34.95 £29.99 paper THE FANTASY ECONOMY Neoliberalism, Inequality, and the Education Reform Movement Neil Kraus 9781439923719 $37.95 £34.00 paper THE IMPACT OF COLLEGE DIVERSITY Struggles and Successes at Age 30 Elizabeth Aries 9781439923191 $34.95 £29.99 paper JUST CARE Messy Entanglements of Disability, Dependency, and Desire Akemi Nishida 9781439919903 $34.95 £29.99 paper PEDAGOGIES OF WOUNDEDNESS Illness, Memoir, and the Ends of the Model Minority James Kyung-Jin Lee 9781439921869 $29.95 £25.99 paper

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RICHARD III’S BODIES FROM MEDIEVAL ENGLAND TO MODERNITY Shakespeare and Disability History Jeffrey R. Wilson 9781439922675 $34.95 £29.99 paper

JUSTICE OUTSOURCED The Therapeutic Jurisprudence Implications of Judicial DecisionMaking by Nonjudicial Officers Edited by Michael L. Perlin and Kelly Frailing 9781439921654 $37.95 £34.00 paper

DISABILITY SERVICES IN HIGHER EDUCATION An Insider’s Guide Kirsten T. Behling, Eileen H. Bellemore, Lisa B. Bibeau, Andrew S. Cioffi, and Bridget A. McNamee Illustrated by Andrew S. Cioffi 9781439923467 $37.95 £34.00 paper

TEACHING FEAR How We Learn to Fear Crime and Why It Matters Nicole E. Rader 9781439921036 $32.95 £27.99 paper

UNDOING SUICIDISM A Trans, Queer, Crip Approach to Rethinking (Assisted) Suicide Alexandre Baril Foreword by Robert McRuer

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MAKING THEIR DAYS HAPPEN Paid Personal Assistance Services Supporting People with Disability Living in Their Homes and Communities Lisa I. Iezzoni 9781439920763 $31.95 £27.99 paper THE HEALTH OF THE COMMONWEALTH A Brief History of Medicine, Public Health, and Disease in Pennsylvania James E. Higgins 9781932304695 $19.95 £16.99 paper TAKING STOCK OF HOMICIDE Trends, Emerging Themes, and Research Challenges Edited by Karen F. Parker, Richard Stansfield, and Ashley M. Mancik 9781439921418 $44.95 £40.00 paper

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AN EPIDEMIC AMONG MY PEOPLE Religion, Politics, and COVID-19 in the United States Edited by Paul A. Djupe and Amanda Friesen With a foreword by Robert P. Jones

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ALL PLAY AND NO WORK American Work Ideals and the Comic Plays of the Federal Theatre Project Paul Gagliardi 9781439922163 $29.95 £25.99 paper

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ARE ALL POLITICS NATIONALIZED? Evidence from the 2020 Campaigns in Pennsylvania Edited by Stephen K. Medvic, Matthew M. Schousen, and Berwood A. Yost 9781439922545 $74.50 £67.00 cloth

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ALL CREATURES SAFE AND SOUND The Social Landscape of Pets in Disasters Sarah E. DeYoung and Ashley K. Farmer With a Foreword by Leslie Irvine

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THE SPIRES STILL POINT TO HEAVEN Cincinnati’s Religious Landscape, 1788–1873 Matthew Smith 9781439922958 $39.95 £29.99 paper PRESERVING THE VANISHING CITY Historic Preservation amid Urban Decline in Cleveland, Ohio Stephanie Ryberg-Webster 9781439923863 $34.95 £29.99 paper

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THE MANY GEOGRAPHIES OF URBAN RENEWAL New Perspectives on the Housing Act of 1949 Edited by Douglas R. Appler 9781439921715 $32.95 £27.99 paper GENDERED PLACES The Landscape of Local Gender Norms across the United States William J. Scarborough 9781439922040 $34.95 £28.99 paper

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