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You can read more of Dr. Earle's scholarship in HAHR here via @DukePress: doi.org/10.1215/001821…

Start your #summerreading with #LatinAmerican and #CaribbeanArts and #Culture books from @DukePress featured in our latest #schoollibrary at hispanicoutlook.com/articles/schoo…! #fridayreads

Q&A with Samantha Pinto, author of Inside the Body of Black Feminism dukeupress.wordpress.com/2026/07/13/qa-… via @DUKEpress

History book of the day The Bastille: A History of a Symbol of Despotism and Freedom #affiliate @DukePress amzn.to/4fyDxXI

You can read more of Dr. Gayol's research on 19th-century Argentina in HAHR here via @DukePress: doi.org/10.1215/001821…

2027 pricing and product updates from Duke University Press, Scholarly Publishing Collective, and Project Euclid are now available at buff.ly/nrQwa4h Read the full press releases for details on journals, e-book collections, and product updates: buff.ly/dZyt3qu

Today we're speaking with @samanthanpinto, author of "Inside the Body of Black Feminism," about powerful bodily metaphors, natural history museums, and more. Read the interview on our blog: buff.ly/wMhFOxb

The Weekly Read is “Infrastructures of Inattention and Necropolitical Kinship: Ritual, Capital, and the Time of the Law in India” by Kriti Kapila. The article appears in issue 109 of Public Culture. Read if for free: buff.ly/vLohwrT

Great to see Sally Ashton's "Going to the Moon" on The Millions Great 2026 Summer Book Preview! buff.ly/NRSwXWd

In "Personal Demons," @graceelavery proposes that today’s crisis of neoliberalism requires a rethinking of the relation between sex, desire, and personhood using modern possession narratives across media. Check out the intro for free. buff.ly/IsYyiwN

South Africa’s cash transfer program has been hailed as a success. But as our book of the week details, this form of financial inclusion turned grants into collateral, feeding lenders while the state preserved scarcity. By Erin Torkelson on @DukePress buff.ly/5gvCo0g

You can read more of Dr. Manzano's work on the history of 20th-century Argentina here in HAHR via @DukePress: doi.org/10.1215/001821…

NEW ON YOUTUBE! duke.is/b/3c4h @DukePress is 100! And we commemorated the event with two distinct panels tackling Publishing Fundamentals and everything you need to know about publishing your humanities and social science book.

Thank you to the dear Dallas Rogers for taking the time of conversing with me about some of the ideas contained in For a Liberatory Politics of Home (@DukePress, 2023). Our exchange is now out in the Geographical Research journal. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/17…

You can read some of Dr. Miller's work on the history of Brazil in HAHR here via @DukePress: doi.org/10.1215/001821…

📚 @DukePress at 100! Publishing Fundamentals: How Dissertations Become Book Manuscripts with Elizabeth Ault, Senior Editor; Ken Wissoker, Senior Executive Editor, both of @DukePress, and moderator Dr. Chris Ouma, @Duke_English youtube.com/watch?v=TC-u7h…

𝐍𝐄𝐖 | KICKING by Jules Boykoff Boykoff draws on his lifetime of athletic experience to reflect on the practice of kicking, from his own family history to broader trends like greenwashing, sportwashing and toxic masculinity. @DukePress 🛒 stanchionbooks.com/products/kicki…

You can read more of Dr. Wood's research on this topic in HAHR via @dukepress: doi.org/10.1215/001821…

Rinaldo Walcott discusses 'The Long Emancipation: Moving Toward Black Freedom' (@DukePress) | @LeftOfBlack