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#ASA2026 ends today, but our conference discount lasts through November 19! Use code ASA26 for 40% off when you order on our website or that of our UK partner, MNG. #AmericanStudies https://t.co/ebMlDj2hkK

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The Weekly Read: Bernard Gordillo Brockmann’s “Julio César, Luiseño Musician,” published in Ethnohistory 72:4 and winner of the Western History Association’s 2026 Arrington-Prucha Prize: https://t.co/0nXIYFTQYO

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"Crossing Boundaries: Translation in Korean Literature and Culture," a special issue of the Journal of Korean Studies, is now available. View the TOC: https://t.co/65QNISv8EB

Read the intro by issue editors Susan Hwang and Haerin Shin; freely available: https://t.co/v8Zk87riYO

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IMPERIAL ENTANGLEMENTS OF POLICING, edited by @jgo34 & me, is now available! Order using discount code E26IMPRL from @DukePress (pup not included): https://t.co/WdJA4qrDca

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Have you read part two of this special issue of the Federal Sentencing Reporter? Coedited by DEPC's Doug Berman (@SLandP), it analyses recent sentencing guideline amendments and sparks conversation about what comes next.

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You can read more of Dr. Milton's research, on late colonial Quito, in HAHR here via @DukePress: https://t.co/6EsWjn2pqF

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You can read more of Dr. Green's work on Brazil's history in HAHR here via @DukePress: https://t.co/rrQXVzZR5P

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Here’s the latest book received for @ExtrapolationSF: Robb Hernández‘s TRANSPLANETARY AMERICAS. Please contact reviews editor @dharlanwilson if you would like to review this title for the journal.

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Happy to share my new article, “The Reach of Latino Capitalism,” out today in History of the Present (@DukePress), which offers a new account of NAFTA’s origins. https://t.co/S6usAdcGFh

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Even if you can't attend #MAKE in person, you can still browse online! Through Dec 4, save 40% on all books and journal issues when you use code SSA26 at checkout on our website, that of our UK partner MNG, or our Canadian partner, UTP. #AffectTheory
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On the blog today, everything you need to know about our presence at the #MAKE conference in Vancouver! #AffectTheory
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Congratulations to Corinne A. Kratz, whose book "Rhetorics of Value" is the winner of the 2026 Council for Museum Anthropology @MuseumAnth Book Prize. https://t.co/ET5Wf5sK4X

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At a time when a journal committed to history as a form of critique is more necessary than ever, History of the Present encourages critical examination of both history’s influence on politics and the politics of history as a discipline.

View issue 16:2: https://t.co/I9k6Xl8Zk9

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Even if you can't join us in person at #ASA2026, you can still take advantage of our conference discount! Through November 19, use code ASA26 for 40% off when you order on our website or that of our UK partner, MNG. #AmericanStudies https://t.co/ebMlDj2hkK

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We're so excited to join you again at #ASA2026! Check out the blog today for all the details on our presence in Chicago. All titles in our conference booth are $15 all weekend! #AmericanStudies https://t.co/G1g4eedv5E

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In "The Price of Living," S. Shankar investigates popular and global understandings of poverty through film, literature, and scholarship to unveil how poverty circulates in the political and moral cultural imaginary. Read the intro for free now: https://t.co/B84eUbrzZZ

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Its #OAWeek 2026! Today on the blog, we highlight Open Access Journals published by Duke University Press. Read the post here: https://t.co/PqEnTkEzjd

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Congratulations to Mariana Ortega, whose book "Carnalities" has been named the co-winner of the 2026 Canadian Society for Continental Philosophy Symposium Book Award

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On the blog today, Josh T Franco shares five pieces of media, history, and personal experience that influenced him while writing his new book "Marfa, Marfa."
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Save 30% on #NewBook "Ninety-Nine" by Amira Mittermaier, which offers an intimate, kaleidoscopic portrait of Allah through ninety-nine short chapters based on interviews with over one hundred Egyptians about who God is to them. https://t.co/ODcl0F7pKL