ANU Press
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The first and largest open-access university press in the world. Based at ANU, we publish academic monographs and journals across a wide variety of disciplines.
'International Review of Environmental History Volume 12, Issue 1' is out now. Explore new research across Asia and the Pacific on environmental knowledge, disaster management, conservation, colonial legacies, and environmental change. Available now: doi.org/10.22459/IREH.12.01.2026
'Experiencing Indonesia' celebrates 30 years of ACICIS, tracing its history, growth and impact through reflections from alumni, staff and partners across Australia and Indonesia. The book highlights a pioneering approach to in-country experiential learning. Coming Soon: doi.org/10.22459/EI.2026
The upcoming issue of 'International Review of Environmental History' focuses on Asia and the Pacific, exploring environmental knowledge, disaster management, botany, conservation, and place-making from the seventeenth century to today. doi.org/10.22459/IREH.12.01.2026 @ruthamorgan.bsky.social
We were thrilled to attend the Australian Booksellers Association Conference and Trade Exhibition 2026! It was fantastic to connect with booksellers from across the country and sharing some of the exciting new titles coming this year. Thank you to everyone who stopped by for a chat!
‘Terra in Our Mist: A Tūhoe Narrative of Indigenous Sovereignty and Settler-State Violence’ provides a powerful account of Te Urewera, Operation Eight, and the ongoing dynamics of settler-state sovereignty. Available now: doi.org/10.22459/TOM.2026
A wonderful evening celebrating the launch of 'Uneven Rewards' by Alison Booth. The book draws on more than three decades of research into labour markets, gender, culture and workplace relations. 📘 Get your copy: doi.org/10.22459/UR....
Coming soon: ‘Terra in Our Mist: A Tūhoe Narrative of Indigenous Sovereignty and Settler-State Violence’. This compelling new title examines Operation Eight and the enduring logics of colonial power in Te Urewera, Aotearoa New Zealand. Register your interest today: doi.org/10.22459/TOM.2026
Huge congratulations to our author Erik Eklund, whose powerful book ‘Politics, Pride and Perversion: The Rise and Fall of Frank Arkell’ has been shortlisted for the 2026 ACT Literary Awards ! Don’t miss this compelling read. Get your copy today: doi.org/10.22459/PPP...
'Indigenous Songs of Victoria' arriving during National Reconciliation Week 2026 is a deeply meaningful moment. This landmark book brings together 100+ Victorian Indigenous song texts, honouring the song-makers whose voices shaped Country long before colonisation. Register doi.org/10.22459/ISV...
We are proud to share some of our Indigenous titles and honour the cultures, histories and identities they represent for #NRW2026. This year’s theme, ALL IN, calls on 'all Australians to commit wholeheartedly to reconciliation every day'. Explore the full collection at press.anu.edu.au.
Out now! Aboriginal History Journal: Volume 49 explores Aboriginal histories of survival, activism, cultural practice and resistance, from nineteenth-century smallpox epidemics to Black Power movements and Noongar care for Country. Get your copy: doi.org/10.22459/AH.49.2025
🚨Coming soon🚨 Aboriginal History Journal: Volume 49 brings together new accounts of Aboriginal histories, activism, cultural burning, political movements and resistance within the arts. Be the first to access it by registering your interest: doi.org/10.22459/AH.49.2025
OUT NOW! 'Growing Restorative Regulation’ presents a practical alternative to punitive regulation, showing how dialogue, accountability and restorative justice principles can help repair harm and build lasting compliance. Get your copy: doi.org/10.22459/GRR.2026
‘Growing Restorative Regulation’ explores how restorative justice principles can transform regulation, shifting the focus from punishment to dialogue, accountability and repairing harm. Register your interest: doi.org/10.22459/GRR.2026
🚨OUT NOW🚨 The latest issue of 'EAFQ' brings together analyses of how middle powers across the Asia Pacific are working together to strengthen their strategic position and sustain the regional and international order. Get your copy: doi.org/10.22459/EAFQ.18.02.2026
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Combining landmark papers with rigorous, empirical research, our new title explores how social norms and institutions shape labour market outcomes, and examines the effects on men and women of evolving industrial relations rules and contexts. Get your copy - doi.org/10.22459/UR....
Coming soon: ‘Uneven Rewards’ collects landmark papers by labour economist Alison L Booth on industrial relations, gender, culture and economic behaviour, revealing how social norms and institutions shape labour market outcomes. Register your interest: doi.org/10.22459/UR....
This book offers a fresh perspective on Australian religious history by blending material culture with social history, moving beyond church-focused narratives to reveal how faith was lived, experienced and shared in everyday life. Get your copy today: doi.org/10.22459/BUD...
A standout review by Liz Conor on ’The Wild Australia Show: The Story of an Aboriginal Performance Troupe and its Afterlives', published in Australian Book Review. Read the full review: https//shorturl.at... Get the book: http//doi.org/10....
Coming soon: An innovative history of religion, place and belonging in Bendigo! 'Believing on Upside Down Country' shows how people in one dynamic region have managed to negotiate religious and cultural diversity. Register doi.org/10.22459/BUD...
The latest edition of the 'Australian Journal of Biography and History’ emerges from a powerful convergence of history, geography, environment and lived experience unified from the theme 'Writing Tasmanian Lives’. Get your copy: doi.org/10.22459/AJB...
The upcoming issue of the 'Australian Journal of Biography and History' explores what it means to write lives connected to Lutruwita/Tasmania, an island shaped by both isolation and connection. Register your interest today: doi.org/10.22459/AJB...
Ever heard of vā? 'Vā Moana: Space and Relationality in Pacific Thought and Identity’, brings together a range of voices, many from Pacific communities themselves, to share how vā is understood, lived and evolving across different places and contexts. Get your copy today: doi.org/10.22459/VM....
Vā may be a small word, but it carries expansive meaning. Our upcoming title, 'Vā Moana: Space and Relationality in Pacific Thought and Identity’, explores how vā, wā, and related Indigenous concepts are lived, theorised and practised today. Register your interest: doi.org/10.22459/VM....
Australia’s 2025 election upended politics. Labor’s landslide, the Liberals’ collapse and a surging non-major vote are examined through campaigns, demographics, social media, AI, misinformation and the 'Trump effect' in this authoritative illustrated book. Get your copy doi.org/10.22459/L.2...
Issue 31 of ‘Lilith' comes at a time when feminist history feels both urgent and under threat. From rising fascism to cuts in academic freedom, history and gender studies are being slashed, while scholars face growing precarity. Register your interest: doi.org/10.22459/LFH...