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🥂 Here’s to the power of words! Join us in celebrating Oxford University Press’s Best Books of 2025! Start your next great read today: oxford.ly/49pEa1E

What connects animal liberation, punk culture, and environmental activism? More than you might think. Hear Thomas Zeitzoff break it down on In Conversation: An OUP Podcast on @NewBooksNetwork. oxford.ly/4dr8E71

This #WomensHistoryMonth join Randall Fuller on the @NewBooksNetwork podcast as he tells the story of five remarkable women in the age of transcendentalism: oxford.ly/4bsYYWS

Rurik’s 1815 voyage shows how failed discovery became knowledge through explorers, artists, and Indigenous expertise. 📘 Access a free chapter: oxford.ly/3Pqo0i8

Learn more about one of the most controversial figures in American political history in “The Kissinger Tapes” here: oxford.ly/414YeCG

From the imperial crisis of the 1760s to the creation of the Constitution, "Power and Liberty" guides readers through the pivotal debates that defined American government. This book offers timeless insight into the meaning of power, liberty, and rights. Dive in: oxford.ly/3PEXlOC

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George Orwell isn’t just an author anymore, he’s a meme, a metaphor, a myth. This book brings him back to life as a thinker, a writer who wrote two books that defined an era, and a man full of contradictions. Learn more: oxford.ly/4uzBmJ3

Are you a leader in cardiovascular health with editorial experience and a collaborative vision? The European Heart Journal invites applications for a new Editor-in-Chief. Submit your application here: oxford.ly/4lxNTZn @ESC_Journals @escardio

The geography of baseball is more diverse and international than you might expect. Discover its surprising worldwide roots in David M. Henkin's "Out of the Ballpark," on the OUPblog: oxford.ly/4dkq8lu

Just published: ‘Understanding Jurisprudence’ is the perfect starting point for those new to legal theory. Find out more: oxford.ly/3N9e0cx

@icahdq’s Global Perspectives in Communication, a new fully open-access journal has just launched its first issue fostering a truly global understanding of communication. Explore the first issue now! oxford.ly/4bdjkol

Stephen Cranney and Stephen Bullivant's "Trads: Latin Mass Catholics in the United States" is available December 2026!

Out today! "The Meaning of It All" delves into the meaning of meaning. Available here: oxford.ly/4ss3JHT

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"Out of the Ballpark" traces baseball’s journey across centuries and continents, inside clubs, leagues, rulebooks, and rituals tied to honor and identity. From imperial expansion to labor battles and mass media, exploring how the game shapes how we think about spectatorship, community, and modern life. ⚾️: oxford.ly/3P8Gzav

From activists to scientists, women have long driven movements for justice—often without recognition. This #WomensHistoryMonth, discover 5 biographies that show how they confronted barriers and transformed societies: oxford.ly/4scs9VB

"Late Heaney" traces the poet’s final phase—from the Nobel moment to the landscapes, artists, and elegiac echoes that shape his last four collections. A study of illumination as much as loss, it offers a fresh lens on Heaney’s late style. 📘 Access a free chapter: oxford.ly/4sk2bze

European Heart Journal presents the 2025 Year in Cardiovascular Medicine series, bringing together the studies that shaped last year’s progress in cardiology. Explore the collection: oxford.ly/47tBKii @escardio @ESC_Journals

Discover why America’s founders insisted on separating powers, and why the judiciary became so essential. In "Power and Liberty," Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Gordon S. Wood offers a sharp, accessible look at the debates that shaped the Constitution. Learn more: oxford.ly/3PfYoV5

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