CURRENT PUBLICATIONS
Subnational Hydropolitics: Conflict, Cooperation, and Institution-Building in Shared River Basins
Subnational Hydropolitics (Oxford University Press) is named after a rather simple phenomenon: provinces and countries fight over shared water resources…
Human Hours
In Catherine Barnett ’82’s third collection of poetry, Human Hours (Greywolf Press) she meditates on time, from schedules to quotidian…
The Story of Motown Illustrated, New and Revised Edition
Originally published in 1979 by Grove Press, The Story of Motown was the first book published about the Motown Record…
The Mueller Report: The Leaked Investigation into President Donald Trump and His Inner Circle of Con Men, Circus Clowns, and Children He Named After Himself
A collection of fictional, highly satirical documents inspired by real events in the Trump presidency, The Mueller Report (Simon and…
The Heartbeat of Wounded Knee: Native America from 1890 to the Present
Traditional histories rarely address Native American culture past 1890, when 150 Sioux were massacred by U.S. troops at Wounded Knee…
Public Leadership Ethics: A Management Approach
In Public Leadership Ethics (Routledge), Dobel examines the role that ethics play in organizational life and how ethics guide the…
Artful Design
In Artful Design (Stanford University Press), Ge Wang ’08 puts forth a design manifesto at the intersection of engineering, art…
New World Postcolonial: The Political Thought of Inca Garcilaso de la Vega
New World Postcolonial (University of Pittsburgh Press) is the first full-length study of both parts of Inca Garcilaso de la…
Not All Dead White Men
Responding to recent trends of antifeminist threads online, Zuckerberg dives into the virtual communities of the far right in Not…
Boondoggles: Travels of a Restless Professor
As a student and professor, Gerald Bentley ’52 found ways to research all over the world, from England to Europe…
The Cash Ceiling: Why Only the Rich Ones Run for Office— And What we Can Do about It
The Cash Ceiling (Princeton University Press), as Nicholas Carnes *11 calls it, keeps working-class Americans from running for political office…
Identity Crisis
Identity Crisis (Princeton University Press) explains what many think of as unexplainable: Donald Trump’s election as president. John Sides *66…
The Lies That Bind: Rethinking Identity
The Lies That Bind (Liveright) attacks modern notions of national, racial, religious, and other identities, exposing the underwhelming roots of…
The Oath and the Office: A Guide to the Constitution for Future Presidents
The Oath and the Office (Norton) assesses the legal limits on presidential authority given by the Constitution and Bill of…
To Float in the Space Between
Combining prose, poetry, and drawings, To Float in the Space Between (Wave) weaves together the lives of the poet Terrance…
Red, White, Blue
After Anna’s successful businessman father dies unexpectedly in Switzerland, she learns he was a spy for the CIA — and…
Bad Girls
An action-filled graphic novel, Bad Girls (Gallery 13) follows Carole and Taffy, two colorful women who find themselves fleeing Cuba…
Walls: A History of Civilization in Blood and Brick
David Frye *89 takes on static structures energetically in Walls (Scribner), explaining how walls including Hadrian’s, the Berlin, the Great…
