James Garbarino’s Listening to Killers grants readers an inside look into two decades of murder suspects, and his in-depth account, rather than showing these individuals as singular cases, paints a more complicated picture that mental …
Read More >Susan Terrio, Professor of Anthropology at Georgetown University and author of the recently released Whose Child Am I?: Unaccompanied, Undocumented Children in U.S. Immigration Custody, appeared on WAMU 88.5 American University Radio. In her …
Read More >Meeting with our authors is always a pleasure, and last month, it was wonderful to welcome Joachim Savelsberg to UCP’s offices in Oakland. Joachim Savelsberg, a world-renowned expert on mass atrocities, is author of …
Read More >Visiting Seattle later this month? Stop by the 2015 Law and Society Annual Meeting at the Westin Seattle from May 28 – 31! The University of California Press is pleased to give LSA 2015 attendees the …
Read More >Beyond the obvious scholarship that goes into any UC Press book—research, writing, and editing—are challenges that even sophisticated readers and reviewers may remain happily unaware of. In this multi-part Behind the Scenes …
Read More >Join University of California Press this spring at the 2015 American Society of Criminal Justice Sciences. The meeting convenes March 3-7 in Orlando. “Broadening the Horizon of the Criminal Justice Sciences: Looking …
Read More >by Maura Roessner Thanks to all who visited the UC Press exhibit at the recent American Society of Criminology annual meeting here in San Francisco! Whether you came by to browse new …
Read More >Join University of California Press this fall at the 2014 American Society of Criminology. The meeting convenes November 19-22 in San Francisco. Visit us at booth 14 at the San Francisco Marriott …
Read More >by Caitlin O’Hara Can’t Catch a Break, publishing this month, is a brilliant book that teases out the nuanced relationship between gender, drugs, and jail in many women’s lives. We asked coauthor …
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