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Introducing a New Chapter of Current History: A Q&A with Lindsay Shingler
Jun 03 2026
"We want to continue to engage with scholars, and push them outside their comfort zones to write for more general audiences with writing that delights and informs."
UC Press May Award Winners
Jun 02 2026
UC Press is proud to publish award-winning authors and books across many disciplines. Below are our May 2026 award winners. Please join us in celebrating these scholars by sharing the news!
Celebrating Ten Years of Case Studies in the Environment in the Classroom
May 27 2026
Case Studies in the Environment has become a trusted resource for classroom instruction on the pressing environmental issues of our era.
Societies Contoured Along Penal Power
May 22 2026
Author Michael Welch presents an excerpt from his new book about the enduring meaning of containment and surveillance in post-conflict societies.
Learning from the History of Rape Kit Protocols
May 22 2026
Author Jaimie Morse on how the history of rape kit protocols raises questions of epistemology, representation, and social justice in anti-rape activism in medicine.
Q&A with Eduardo Elena, author of "Emerging El Dorado"
May 22 2026
Author Eduardo Elena the meaning of "Emerging El Dorado" and the challenges of researching and writing on an truly international topic.
Q&A with Benjamin R. Weiss, author of "The Price of Justice"
May 21 2026
Author Benjamin R. Weiss on whether civil lawsuits are actually effective for victims of sexual violence.
An Exclusive Look at "Chile in Their Hearts"
May 21 2026
An excerpt from John Dinges's book, "Chile in Their Hearts," a page-turning reinvestigation of two American activists murdered in Chile.
The Celia Ramos Ruling and the Long Fight for Justice in Peru
May 21 2026
"Together We Fight" author Ñusta Carranza Ko on a recent pinnacle court case in Peru and the continued fight for human rights.
Authors Alex Werth and Brandi Thompson Summers on the Sounds, Silences, and 'Specters,' of Black Oakland
May 20 2026
Authors Alex Werth and Brandi Thompson Summers offer perspective on cultural geography and Black belonging in Oakland on the AAG panel, "Oakland as Subject and Setting: Doing Black Geographies in Place."
