The working class has been seen as a forgotten and misunderstood group. Many claim that working class people—and white workers, in particular—tend to choose and vote against their own interests. Recent discussions have centered …
Read More >by Melanie Armstrong, author of Germ Wars: The Politics of Microbes and America’s Landscape of Fear I teach in an Environmental Management program. When I give my elevator pitch biography, brows often …
Read More >by Matt Eisenbrandt, author of Assassination of a Saint: The Plot to Murder Óscar Romero and the Quest to Bring His Killers to Justice Óscar Romero was known as the voice of …
Read More >The list of contributors to Nonstop Metropolis: A New York City Atlas is as diverse and varied as the maps themselves. Through poignant and powerful essays and beautifully rendered maps, they pay homage to the city while …
Read More >Latinos have been integral in the shaping of the U.S. yet their identity is constantly brought into question. In the wake of the November presidential election and the impending inauguration of Donald Trump, how can …
Read More >Are you looking for new titles for your Introduction to Cultural Anthropology courses? Let us help you choose. Scroll down to read more about our top 10 most adopted books, and click …
Read More >by Joyce Goldstein, author of The New Mediterranean Jewish Table: Old World Recipes for the Modern Home Fried Chicken for Hanukkah (Pollo Fritto Di Hanucca) The dishes served at Hanukkah are fried …
Read More >Take a peek inside the book the New York Times calls “a document of its time, of our time.” Named a “Best Book of 2016” by the San Francisco Chronicle and one of …
Read More >Despite many concerns about how the Electoral College will vote, as of right now, Donald Trump continues to close in on the 270 votes needed to win the Electoral College. No Trump …
Read More >As the holidays approach, we wanted to unwrap notable holiday-themed articles published across UC Press Journals. From the history of Christmas dinner to Chrismukkah multiculturalism, Dickensian literature to Russian holiday foods (and recipes!), we wish …
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