Keith Watenpaugh, author of Bread from Stones, was interviewed on the Ottoman History Podcast: The First World War and the fall of the Ottoman Empire are defining moments in the political history …
Read More >We’re excited to bring you more Goodreads giveaways this month! Entries are free, and all Goodreads members residing in the United States are eligible to win. Just click to enter! Be sure to visit our Goodreads profile …
Read More >We are pleased to announce that the American Academy of Religion has awarded Evan Berry, author of Devoted to Nature, with the first AAR-Luce Fellowship in Religion and International Affairs. Dr. Berry was …
Read More >UC Press is headed to the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books this weekend and we hope to see you there! The Festival will be held April 9-10 on the USC campus in downtown …
Read More >This is part three of a series of recipes from our forthcoming cookbook The New Mediterranean Jewish Table by Joyce Goldstein. Check out the other recipes here. Persian Yogurt Soup with Chickpeas, Lentils, and …
Read More >Rashida K. Braggs, author of the new book Jazz Diasporas: Race, Music and Migration in Post-World War II Paris encourages us to seek out multiple art forms when celebrating the marvelous music of …
Read More >This is part two of a series of recipes from our forthcoming cookbook The New Mediterranean Jewish Table by Joyce Goldstein. Check out part one here. Fish with Green Tahini Samak al Sahara Samak is …
Read More >By Sara L. Friedman, author of Exceptional States This guest post is published in conjunction with the Association for Asian Studies conference in Seattle, WA. “Why do they treat us differently …
Read More >by Gabriel Thompson, author of America’s Social Arsonist This guest post is cross-posted with The Nation. View the article on The Nation’s website here. There was no shortage of dramatic moments in the life of …
Read More >by Garrett Broad, author of More Than Just Food: Food Justice and Community Change This guest post is published in conjunction with the American Association of Geographers conference We’re an easy target, us academics. …
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