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to—and stands for—high standards of scholarship and professionalism.“Tizon is the master of the telling detail that
penetrates the surface and makes us understand
something or someone—and ultimately
ourselves—in a deeper way.” —Cheryl Strayed
temple university press
978-1-4399-1830-2 $25.00
clothKnowledge for Social Change
Bacon, Dewey, and the
Revolutionary Transformation
of Research Universities in
the Twenty-First Century
by lee benson, ira harkavy,
john puckett, matthew hartley,
rita a. hodges, francis e.
johnston, and joann weeks
“This book contributes valuable ideas
to today’s politically, economically, and
socially complex world. For one, the
premise of the book itself is inspiring.”
—Review of Higher Educationtemple university press
isbn 978-1-4399-1519-6 $14.95
paperFinding the News
Adventures of a Young Reporter
by peter copeland
Looking back on his career as a war
correspondent and national political reporter in
Washington, DC, Peter Copeland offers a
heartfelt defense of journalism “done the right
way” by asserting that his most important lessons
were not about reporting, writing, or the latest
technologies but about the core values that
underlie quality journalism: accuracy, fairness,
and speed.
lsu press
isbn 978-0-8071-7192-9 $39.95
hardcover; e-book availableAn intimate, true story of two Germans, one born
Jewish and the other Catholic, who worked with
a little-known German resistance group and
fought against Hitler during their imprisonment
and throughout their escape and refuge in
America.
“Their courage, resourcefulness, love,
and unending optimism against all odds is
thrilling. This is the American story of
the mid-twentieth century.” —Tom Brokawpurdue university press
isbn 978-1-55753-881-9 $29.99
paperInvisible
People
Stories of
Lives at the
Margins
by alex tizon;
edited by
sam howe
verhovekGorgeous War
The Branding War Between the
Third Reich and the United States
by tim blackmore
Gorgeous War compares
the way the American
and German militaries
developed their graphic
and textile design in
the interwar period. It
also explores how nascent
corporate culture and
war production united
to turn national brands
like IBM, Coca-Cola, and
Disney into multinational
corporations that
had learned lessons
on propaganda and
branding that were being
tested during the
Second World War.
wilfrid laurier university press
isbn 978-1-177112-420-1 $32.99
hardcover
Eva and Otto
Resistance,
Refugees,
and Love in
the Time
of Hitler
by tom pfister,
kathy pfister,
and peter
pfister