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THE HARD PATH TO UNITY, Barney Frank’s posthumous plea to the Democratic party, meets readers in the present day. In today's blog, Beth Kurth contextualizes Frank’s call for moderation of the party’s extreme wing. yalebooks.yale.edu/2026/10/2…
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What if Tudor and Stuart England were told through the people moving across its borders rather than its kings and queens?
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In this bold new history, Nandini Das (@rentravailer) follows merchants and migrants, sailors and spies, pilgrims and exiles to reveal an England that was far more connected and complex than its familiar myths suggest.
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Meet your next great American read. Attending the 2026 American Studies Association conference? Get 30% off featured titles with code ASA26, plus free shipping on orders placed October 22–January 23, 2027.*
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SEEING LIKE A SUPPLY CHAIN is a compelling investigation into the hidden networks that drive our global economy.
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Miriam Posner presents an account of the technology of supply-chain management from punch cards to neural nets, revealing how the system’s built-in ambiguity shields companies from accountability while exploiting workers.
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We are pleased to share that Miguel Delibes's THE HOLY INNOCENTS is longlisted for the 2026 Queen Sofia Spanish Institute Translation Prize! @qssi_ny
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Out today, my new book "Bringing Order to Anarchy." A world in disarray. How did we get here? What do we do now? The book provides a roadmap for building order in the world to come. @CFR_org @georgetownsfs @yalepress cfr.org/books/bringing-order…
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In SILVER LORDS OF NAGASAKI, Timothy R. Romans reveals how pirates, merchants, and political ambitions shaped Japan’s place in a region where Europe, China, and Korea vied for influence during the Tokugawa period.
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At the heart of this competitive maritime world was the city of Nagasaki, home of the Suetsugu and a haven for pirates, makers of cutthroat backroom deals, and hatchers of plots. The rise of transnational history will reevaluate a critical time in Japanese history.
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Attending the 2026 Western History Association conference? Enjoy 30% off select titles on the American West, Indigenous history, and land with code WHA26, plus free shipping on orders placed October 21–January 22.*
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Discover the extraordinary in the natural world with Richard Dawkins’s 42 TALES FROM LIFE.  🪸
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Richard Dawkins uncovers the fascinating science behind nature’s most remarkable creatures. Paired with the breathtaking illustrations of nineteenth-century scientist Ernst Haeckel, these tales celebrate the beauty, complexity, and wonder of life on Earth.
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