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Captivated by the #WorldCup? Read the best little book on the game. "Beautifully granular detail... words that would 'have the power to reactivate the magic of football.'" - Andrew Gallix www.rutgersuniversit... 30% off and free US shipping, use code RUP30 May the best team win!
On the 250th anniversary of the American experiment, we’re highlighting a selection of our books about American labor history, and the brave people who fought for fair compensation and quality of life, discovering that we are all stronger when we stand together. #semiquincentennial
Listen to an interview with Amy Sodaro—author of "Lifting the Shadow: Reshaping Memory, Race, and Slavery in U.S. Museums"—by Rick Derderian in a "Realms of Memory" podcast. realmsofmemory.com/p... #Museums
"Dictators and the Higher Education Dilemma: State Power and the University in Modern Iran" by Saeid Golkar www.rutgersuniversit... #MiddleEastStudies #PoliticalScience #EducationStudies
Welcome back to Rutgers Summer Reads! 📚 Next up is Kiely Schuck, Marketing Manager at the Press, who recommends "In Praise of Disobedience: St. Clare of Assisi" by Dacia Maraini.
"Firsts Abroad: First-Generation Students' Journeys Outward and Upward" by Jeremy Townley www.rutgersuniversit... #FirstGeneration #FirstGenerationStudents #StudyAbroad #EducationStudies
Jennifer Estes is thrilled to receive an advance copy of "Betting on Education: The Costs of Schooling for Cambodian Youth". www.rutgersuniversit... #Education
"Stay Tuned: Listening to the Network Era" by Patrick Sullivan www.rutgersuniversit... #NetworkEra #Television #MediaStudies
"Chateaubriand Across Empires" by Fabienne Moore www.rutgersuniversit... Published by Bucknell University Press. #BucknellUniversityPress #AmericanRevolution #FrenchRevolution #HaitianRevolution #GreekRevolution #Chateaubriand
"Scott reminds us that creating safe spaces for Black people to congregate is—and has always been—a revolutionary enterprise." —David Ikard, author of "Breaking the Silence: Toward a Black Male Feminist Criticism" Read the introduction www.rutgersuniversit...
"Television Is Where You Find It: A History of Feature Filmmakers in TV" by Craig S. Simpson www.rutgersuniversit... #FeatureFilmmakers #Film #MediaStudies
Take advantage of our spring sale! But hurry! The last day to order is July 15! www.rutgersuniversit... #BookSale #Sale #SalePrice
"Confidences" by Adela Zamudio (1854-1928) Translated by Laura Nagle Introduction by Giovanna Rivero www.rutgersuniversit... Published by Bucknell University Press. #Literature #WomensStudies #GenderStudies
"Undercut: Cut Glass in Working-Class Life during the Long Gilded Age" by Joseph Larnerd www.rutgersuniversit... Published by University of Delaware Press. #UniversityofDelawarePress #LaborStudies #GildedAge #AmericanStudies
Rutgers University President William F. Tate IV has some nice words to share about the Press and the Rutgers edge. #RUAmerica250 #GoRU ❤️ Our summer sale continues through July 15th!
New York historian Robert W. Snyder interviews Fred Naiden about his book RAILROADED for @newbooksnetwork.bsky.social: “Illuminating.... The book covers his work, his life in New York before gentrification, and how the subway system is embedded in the city’s history.” newbooksnetwork.com/railroaded
"Free Up Yuhself: Transgressive Bodies and Contestations in the Carnivalesque" Edited by Nikoli A. Attai and Sue Ann Barratt www.rutgersuniversit... #Transgression #GenderPolitics #SexualityPolitics #CaribbeanStudies #Carnivalesque
"COVID Diagnosed the System: Lessons from the Pandemic in Massachusetts Prisons" by Bridget Conley www.rutgersuniversit... #COVID #CriminalJusticeSystem #CriminalJusticeReform #Pandemic
This week's Book Picks on Northeast Public Radio’s The Roundtable Podcast comes from Lily Bartels from The Open Door Bookstore in Schenectady, NY. Our book, "Funny Stuff," is featured. www.wamc.org/podcast...
"Jane Fonda: There's a Great Deal to Say" by Marilyn S. Greenwald www.rutgersuniversit... #JaneFonda #Activism #MediaStudies
"Loving Arrangements: Stories About Modern Living and Loving" Edited by Nan Bauer-Maglin and Daniel E. Hood www.rutgersuniversit... #Relationships #NontraditionalRelationships #Love
"To Life: Jews Exploring Nature" by Joel Greenberg Contributions by Judith E. Winston www.rutgersuniversit... #JewishStudies #Nature #EnvironmentandEcology
"New Jersey's Natures: Environmental Histories of the Garden State" Edited by Raechel Lutz www.rutgersuniversit... #Nature #NewJersey #EnvironmentAndEcology
We are celebrating Juneteenth and we have some great books for you! www.rutgersuniversit... #Juneteenth
"Collective Yearning: Black Women Artists from the Zimmerli Art Museum" Edited by Amber N. Wiley www.rutgersuniversit... #BlackArt #MuseumCuration #BlackRepresentation
Jane Fonda spent decades as a political trailblazer in typical main character fashion. In this new podcast episode, author Marilyn S. Greenwald dives into the radical honesty behind Jane Fonda: There’s a Great Deal to Say. Listen here: go.rutgers.edu/511l09ym
"Liberation and Education: Perspectives on Black Educational Thought" Edited by Ronald E. Chennault and Derrick P. Alridge www.rutgersuniversit... #BlackScholars #BlackEducators #Liberation
What does it mean to see ourselves through nature? Join author Joel Greenberg in person as he shares insights from To Life: Jews Exploring Nature, a book that traces the lives of Jewish naturalists whose curiosity reshaped culture. Register here: go.rutgers.edu/b2pdevnh
"The Total Black Experience: A History of Television’s Positively Black" by Ron Bishop www.rutgersuniversit... #PositivelyBlack #FilmStudies #AfricanAmericanStudies