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Join Johnathan D. Schroeder on September 12 from 6-7 pm Eastern for a virtual webinar on insights from his newly released book, THE UNITED STATES GOVERNED BY SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND DESPOTS. Learn more here:
International Underground Railroad Month - Underground Railroad (U.S. National Park Service) For many states, September represents International Underground Railroad Month. In 2019, The State of Maryland proclaimed September as International Underground Railroad Month. In 2020, the states Maryland and Michigan were trailblazers in the effort to include more states in this celebration, worki...
Join Paul Pierson and Eric Schickler at Books Inc. Berkeley at 7pm PST on September 11th for a reading and signing of their insightful book PARTISAN NATION! Reserve your free spot below:
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The meeting is ending, but our virtual exhibit is still open! Visit bit.ly/UCPEXEHA and get 30% off and free US shipping using code EX57816.
Even though is coming to an end, there’s still time to browse our virtual exhibit! Get 30% off & free domestic shipping on books with promo code EX57640 here: bit.ly/UCPEXAPSA.
"Shock Values is a very readable monetary history of the United States, from the Revolutionary era to the 2020s." Diane Coyle said in The Enlightened Economist - come check it out at or here: buff.ly/3XfghDJ
Congratulations to Alexandra Filindra, an honorable mention for the Robert E. Lane Award for her book Race, Rights, and Rifles! You can check out the book for 30% off at our booth or our virtual exhibit: bit.ly/UCPEXAPSA!
At ? Come check out Balance of Power, which the Library Journal called an "impressive history of how central banks have become political superpowers of modern societies." Get it 30% off here: bit.ly/UCPEXEHA
At ? Explore how nationalized, partisan politics impact American governance and democracy in Paul Pierson and Eric Schickler’s Partisan Nation. Stop by our booth or learn more about the book here: https://buff.ly/3AR4dkM
Join us in honoring Dara Z. Strolovitch, the co-winner of the APSA Race, Ethnicity and Politics' 2024 Best Book Award for her book When Bad Things Happen to Privileged People! You can check out the book 30% off at our booth or our virtual exhibit: bit.ly/UCPEXAPSA!
Critics, come meet our authors! Emily Zackin and Chloe Thurston will discuss The Political Development of American Debt Relief, and Kenneth Lowande will discuss False Front! https://buff.ly/47cVAgm https://buff.ly/4gejCMm
The meeting may be ending, but our virtual exhibit is still open! Visit bit.ly/UCPEXESHS and get 30% off and free US shipping using code EX57850.
Congratulations to Daniel J. Hopkins on winning the EPOVB Phillip E. Converse Book Award for The Increasingly United States! You can check out the book for 30% off at our booth or our virtual exhibit: buff.ly/3XryRdq!
At the Economic History Association meeting? Come see our titles in person or explore our virtual exhibit! Get 30% off and free US shipping with code EX57816. Discover our featured titles at: bit.ly/UCPEXEHA
Congratulations to Devin Caughey and Christopher Warshaw on receiving the Virginia Gray Best Book Award for Best Book on US State Politics and Policy for Dynamic Democracy! You can check out the book at our booth or our virtual exhibit: buff.ly/4e9ff3b!
Critics, come meet our authors! Paul Pierson and Eric Schickler are discussing Partisan Nation, Theiss-Morse and Spinner-Halev are discussing Respect and Loathing in American Democracy, and Rogers Smith and Desmond King are discussing America's New Racial Battle Lines! https://buff.ly/47hdlv1
Join us at to explore the Oceans in Depth series, where we dive into how profoundly the ocean has shaped human existence. Learn more here: https://buff.ly/3Xg0SmC
Join us in honoring David Myer Temin, the co-winner of the APSA Foundations of Political Theory Best First Book Prize for his book Remapping Sovereignty! You can check out the book 30% off at our booth or our virtual exhibit: bit.ly/UCPEXAPSA!
Congratulations to Rachel Augustine Potter on winning the Herbert A. Simon Award from the public administration section of for her book Bending the Rules! You can check out the book for 30% off at our booth or our virtual exhibit: bit.ly/UCPEXAPSA!
Attending the American Political Science Association meeting in Philadelphia? We'll see you there! If you can't make it, check out our virtual exhibit and get 30% off and free US shipping with code EX57640: bit.ly/UCPEXAPSA.
Critics, come meet our authors! Neil O'Brien has a session to discuss The Roots of Polarization, and Eric Patashnik has a session to discuss Countermobilization! https://buff.ly/3zgGh9Q https://buff.ly/3AOz3KZ
The European Society for the History of Science meeting is underway and you can browse our virtual exhibit here: bit.ly/UCPEXESHS. Check out our featured books and get 30% off & free US shipping with code EX57850!
We’re excited for Printers Row Lit Fest this weekend in Chicago! We’ll be onsite with a great selection of books, and author Peter Coviello will have a conversation about his book IS THERE GOD AFTER PRINCE? on Saturday at 11am on the North Stage.
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Want to better understand how our country became so partisan and what it means for the upcoming election? Now available, Paul Pierson and Eric Schickler's PARTISAN NATION is a provocative exploration of the roots of America’s democratic crisis: https://buff.ly/3X3WirQ
Join the Chicago Center on Democracy for a conversation on Taylor Carlson’s new book, THROUGH THE GRAPEVINE, which will be moderated by Peter Forberg. This virtual event is free & open to all! Register here: https://buff.ly/479IqB2
Come see our authors Jacob Stegenga and Sandra Laugier at the world's largest ideas and music festival this September 21st-22nd! Appearing alongside and many more! With debates, talks, music & comedy: Book now!
Tickets Tier Two tickets for HowTheLightGetsIn London 2024 are available now! Grab your ticket for Lodon's biggest independent music and ideas festival.
Our author and novelist Steve Tomasula (VAS and IN & OZ) will be the subject of an upcoming international conference. Details and the call for papers can be found here: https://buff.ly/4e20MpM
Mark Santow’s intellectual biography of the influential organizer Saul Alinsky explores how his Chicago coalitions wrestled with the challenges of race.
Review by Aaron Stauffer: https://www.christiancentury.org/books/strengths-and-limitations-saul-alinsky-s-approach
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