Society & Social Sciences books

Modern parallels to Martin Luther King Jr.’s civil disobedience can be found in black theater, where the black body...  Read More >>

Latine Spanish-language children’s literature is powerful for supporting bilingual learners’ language and literacy...  Read More >>

Furious Harvests, a collection of striking poetry by Alex Averbuch, explores existential questions that war raises:...  Read More >>

How can research be more ethical, inclusive, and community-driven? This book explores Participatory Appraisal (PA)...  Read More >>

A queer scrapbook assembles sources that highlight LGBTIQ+ histories from across the UK and Ireland since 1945,...  Read More >>

A handbook for how to organize to meet immediate needs in your community and work toward lasting change.  Read More >>

Graphic War introduces graphic border poetics to the field of comics, which enables a methodological response to...  Read More >>

A serene beach. The classroom of an elite private school. The still nights in an upscale residential neighborhood....  Read More >>

In 1867 Kusakabe Taro, a young samurai from Fukui, Japan, began studying at Rutgers as its first foreign student....  Read More >>

Africa's rapidly growing youth embody a bold promise of untapped migration potential. Their drive illuminates pathways...  Read More >>

To support communication and language for K-12 students who use AAC, educators need practical, evidence-based strategies...  Read More >>

This unique anthology from scholars across the humanities and allied fields presents a vivid picture of the state...  Read More >>

The wonderful tales offered in this bilingual collection provide readers with a new set of living stories that give...  Read More >>

This book uses archaeology to explore Civil War encampment sites, showing how interpreting and preserving these...  Read More >>

Curriculum and pedagogy shape every classroom, yet rigid mandates and standardized practices have limited creative...  Read More >>

Guided by the philosophical insights of Jewish philosopher Martin Buber, How to Talk to a Cat explores the possibility...  Read More >>

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Philipp Lenhard’s book is the first biography on Friedrich Pollock (1894–1970). It portrays the life of a man who...  Read More >>

Exploring workforce informality across Latin American and Caribbean labor markets, the report examines how personal...  Read More >>

Royal Treatment is the story of Jackie Robinson's experience in Canada as a minor leaguer with the AAA Montreal...  Read More >>

Shallow River of Tears draws from a wealth of data to map Settler opinions about Reconciliation in order to strengthen...  Read More >>

Drawing from extensive primary research in Rwanda, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Serbia, and Kenya, Izabela Steflja shows...  Read More >>

Philosopher-journalist Todd Dufresne provides an urgent analysis of the climate revolution. Arguing against the...  Read More >>

Omeljan Pritsak and the Intellectual Origins of the Ukrainian “Harvard Miracle” is the first English-language intellectual...  Read More >>

A variety of governance forms have emerged in Myanmar’s post-coup landscape, bringing together established Ethnic...  Read More >>