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AUPresses is an organization of over 140 international

nonprofit scholarly publishers. Since 1937, the

Association of University Presses has advanced the

essential role of a global community of publishers whose

mission is to ensure academic excellence and cultivate

knowledge. The association holds integrity, diversity,

stewardship, and intellectual freedom as core values.

AUPresses’ members are active across many scholarly

disciplines, including the humanities, arts, and sciences;

publish significant regional and literary work; and are

innovators in the world of digital publishing.

Border Brokers documents the continuing

deleterious effects of U.S. immigration policies

and enforcement practices on a group of now

young adults and their families.

“An insightful and penetrating glimpse into the

intricacies of young adults as they embody and

wrestle with transborder life at the U.S.-Mexico

borderlands.” —Cynthia L. Bejarano

the university of arizona press

isbn 978-0-8165-4109-6 $29.95

paper; e-book available

Disestablishment and

Religious Dissent

Church-State Relations in the New

American States, 1776 –1833

by carl h. esbeck and

jonathan j. den hartog

“This remarkable collection sets a new

standard for understanding the complex and

contested history of disestablishment in

America. I do not know of another book that

delivers such a comprehensive treatment

of Americans’ experiences in separating

church and state, from Maine to Florida, and

from Virginia to Missouri.”

— Thomas S. Kidd, Baylor University, author of

America’s Religious History: Faith, Politics,

and the Shaping of a Nation

university of missouri press

isbn 978-0-8262-2193-3 $45

hardcover; e-book available

Tulsa, 1921 shines a light into the shadows that

have long been cast over this extraordinary

instance of racial violence. With the clarity and

descriptive power of a veteran journalist, author

Randy Krehbiel digs deep into the events and

their aftermath and investigates decades-old

questions about the local culture at the root of

what one writer has called a white-led pogrom.

university of oklahoma press

isbn 978-0-8061-6331-4 $29.95

hardcover

CHRISTIAN WRIGHT

MINERS FOR DEMOCRACY

IN UTAH AND THE WEST

CARBON COUNTY

USA

Carbon County, USA

Miners for Democracy in Utah
and the West
by christian wright

In this book, Christian Wright explores the
complex labor and social histories of the United
Mine Workers of America and coal mining in the
West over a fifty-year period of the twentieth
century. Wright provides evidence for organized
labor’s continuing significance and value while
effectively illuminating its external and internal
frustrations during a relatively recent chapter in
the history of Utah and the United States.

the university of utah press
isbn 978-1-60781-731-4 $45
hardcover; e-book available

Militarization: A Reader

edited by roberto j.
gonzález, hugh gusterson,
and gustaaf houtman

“This volume provides an astonishingly compre-

hensive introduction to the globalized systems

threatening not only individuals, but whole

nations, peoples, and cultures, all captured by

a profoundly militarized United States.”

— Phyllis Bennis, Institute for Policy Studies,

author of Understanding ISIS and the New

Global War on Terror

duke university press
isbn 978-1-4780-0623-7 $30.95
paper; e-book available

Border

Brokers

Children

of Mexican

Immigrants

Navigating

U.S. Society,

Laws, and

Politics

by christina

m. getrich

The Political Economy of

Resource Regulation

An International and Comparative

History, 1850–2015

edited by andreas r.d. sanders, pål

thonstad sandvik, and espen storli

The case studies gathered in this innovative

volume examine how the intersection of ideas,

interest groups, international institutions, and

political systems gave birth to distinctive

regulatory regimes at various times and places in

the modern world.

university of british columbia press

isbn 978-0-7748-6061-1 $39.95

paper, 376 pages, 6 graphs, 2 maps, 16 tables

Tulsa, 1921

Reporting a

Massacre

by randy

krehbiel;

foreword

by karlos

k. hill