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Teixeira explores the understudied period in the 1930s and 1940s when Brazil and Portugal experimented with corporatism. By examining the…

What do Jesus, Emily Dickinson, and Abraham Lincoln all have in common? Well, they all fasted at one point or…

In The Color Black (Duke University Press), Baghoolizadeh starts by showing how the enslavement of East Africans in the households…

Out of the bleakness and tragedy of the Covid-19 pandemic, emerged a hopeful movement of teachers collaborating with each other…

A seminal work, The Routledge Companion to Gender and the American West (Routledge) is an intersectional reframing of the American…

Nelson Rodriguez Chartrand, a Cuban exile, recounts his experiences of daily life under Cuban Communism and how this period was…

Vushko explores the rise and demise of the Habsburg Empire and its effects on the lives and roles of 21…

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The Honorable Way (Story Scribe Books) is a humorous and insightful coming-of-age story. Mackey writes thoughtfully about his time aboard…

A trailblazing work, The Ruble (Oxford University Press) is the first of its kind to explore Russian history through the…

Through original research and data collected by Fisher over a period of 25 years, Saving Ourselves (Columbia University Press) offers…

Set against the backdrop of World War II, Hass details the 872-day siege of Leningrad. With conviction and clarity, he…

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A deep dive into Victorian and Irish studies, Fox argues for the reimagination of 19th century literature in The Necromantics…