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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.“The slogan ‘speaking truth to power’ assumes
that intellectuals are more willing than others to
challenge the highest authorities. This superb
collection of essays raises doubts about this
notion. All too often, the world’s most repressive
tyrants have attracted legions of myrmidons
willing to sing their praises. Courageous
intellectuals like Václav Havel and Nelson
Mandela have been far more the exception than
the norm.” —Mark Kramer, Harvard University
central european university press
isbn 978-963-386-303-9 $80
clothMoments of Truth
A Photographer’s Experience
of Kent State 1970
by howard ruffner
Howard Ruffner was a college sophomore when
the tragic shootings of May 4, 1970, occurred—
leaving four students dead and nine wounded. A
student photographer, he was asked to serve as
a stringer for Life magazine as campus protests
against the Vietnam War intensified and National
Guard troops arrived. Several of his photographs,
including one from the cover of Life, have
been etched into our collective consciousness.
Includes 150 photographs, many never before
published, alongside Ruffner’s reflections.
kent state university press
isbn 978-1-60635-367-7 $34.95
cloth; e-book availableBanned
Immigration Enforcement
in the Time of Trump
by shoba sivaprasad wadhia
Banned examines changes to immigration
law and policy in the first 18 months of
the Trump administration and shows how
these changes have affected the lives of
immigrants across the United States.“This meticulously argued work succeeds in
illuminating with plain language what the
immigration system obscures behind jargon
and steel bars.”
—Library Journal, starred review
nyu press
isbn 978-1-4798-5746-3 $30
hardcover; e-book availableThe Glory and the Burden
The American Presidency
from FDR to Trump
by robert schmuhl
“In The Glory and the Burden, Robert Schmuhl
offers his ‘summary reflections’ on the critical
institution of the presidency. It looks at the
big picture of how the office has functioned
and who wins it. It’s the kind of book that
every American should read in the run-up
to the next presidential election.”
—Robert Costa, The Washington Post
university of notre dame press
isbn 978-0-2681-0673-7 $25
hardcover; e-book availableMarch 1917
The Red Wheel, Node III, Book 2
by aleksandr solzhenitsyn;
translated by marian schwartz
The Red Wheel is Nobel Prize winner Aleksandr
Solzhenitsyn’s multivolume epic work about the
Russian Revolution. The action of March 1917,
Book 2 is set during March 13–15, 1917, the
Russian Revolution’s turbulent second week.“The Red Wheel and The Gulag Archipelago
have been called Solzhenitsyn’s two
‘cathedrals.’” —New York Journal of Books
university of notre dame press
isbn 978-0-2681-0685-0 $39
hardcover; e-book availableIdeological
Storms
Intellectuals,
Dictators, and
the Totalitarian
Temptation
edited by
vladimir
tismaneanu and
bogdan c. iacobSea Level Rise
A Slow Tsunami on America’s Shores
by orrin h. pilkey and
keith c. pilkey
“This is a compelling history of the near-future.
Read it to understand the pressures that will
shape our planet as the century wears on—and
read it as a reminder that we must act now
to keep things from getting worse than they
must.” —Bill McKibben
duke university press
isbn 978-1-4780-0637-4 $24.95
paper; e-book available
http://www.dukeupress.edu/sea-level-rise