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'Framing and Reframing Migrations' examines how media shapes the public's perception of migration, exploring the framing strategies that dominate coverage and policy debates across Europe, with Italy as a focal case. bit.ly/4nxHNt0

'Englishisation and Multilingual Dynamics in Higher Education' is Volume 1 of The Linguistic Landscape of Higher Education Internationalisation, a project examining the role of English as a Language of Globalisation and Internationalisation, a term first introduced in this work, to describe the use of English as a key driver of internationalisation in higher education. bit.ly/49n65jz

🔍 Behind the Paper: 'Women and social anxiety: A new perspective on gender and mental health'. Dr Katie Masters, author of Feminist and Anti-Psychiatry Perspectives on 'Social Anxiety Disorder,' explores women's social anxiety, situating this intersection in broader debates on feminism and mental health. bit.ly/4tMVHJi

'Ageing and Transnational Lives'—edited by Allen J. Kim and Johanna Zulueta—reframes ageing as a life-course process, revealing how migration, care, wellbeing and obligation shape families across generations and borders. bit.ly/4wnNGge

'A History of Goblins' examines the history of goblins from the Middle Ages to the present. It shows that goblins—whether interpreted as creatures, objects, ideas, or people—were historically contingent and grounded in an often-hazy interplay between folkloric and folkloresque traditions. bit.ly/4umaYSD

'Transforming Science: Theory and Practice' is an accessible handbook aimed at scientists, researchers, and students interested in research for transformative social change. It demonstrates how to apply tools derived from social justice-informed research to problems in science and technology. bit.ly/4dyIopB

'Grotesque Anthropocene: Disfigured Environments Across Media,' an #OpenAccess book, explores the excesses, distortions and perverse effects that emerge when art and popular culture refuse reverence for nostalgic views on nature. bit.ly/4uf6CfO

'Risk and Uncertainty in Maternity Care'—edited by Mandie Scamell, Kirstie Coxon, and Raymond De Vries—published in our series 'Critical Studies in Risk and Uncertainty', shows how “risk” in pregnancy/birth is socially and politically made, and how it shapes maternity services globally. bit.ly/4ns1MJD

'The Witch: A Reader in Feminist Political Theory' addresses the popular resurgence of the political identity of the witch as a figure of power and feminist protest, expanding the area of study from early modern history and into political science and philosophy. bit.ly/4wBhd6q

'Youth Environmentalism in Urban Indonesia' by Meredian Alam traces Bandung’s Baksil youth movement to save Babakan Siliwangi, showing how eco-habits and activism form from childhood to early adulthood through a Bourdieusian lens. bit.ly/4eZR1fB

'When a Black Woman Moves' is an edited volume that chronicles the movements of Black and Afro-descendant women across intellectual, geographic, temporal, gender, and cultural boundaries. bit.ly/4eTVH6v

'A Babu among the Lamas: Sarat Chandra Das and the Making of Tibet Studies in Colonial Bengal' offers the first comprehensive study of Sarat Chandra Das (1849–1917), the Bengali explorer and scholar whose journeys to Tibet and scholarly contributions transformed the religious and intellectual landscape of colonial Bengal. bit.ly/494sBxD

Dr. Mirza Jahanzeb Beg, author of 'Future-Proofing the Mind', writes about Mental Health in the Age of AI: What We Risk Losing, and What We Must Protect in this Social Science Matters blog: spklr.io/6010Ezfnu @Palgrave

'The True Colors of Feeling Brown' examines the transnational dynamics that shape Latina affect narrative from the 1990s through the twenty-first century. bit.ly/3OKHsX9

'Framing and Reframing Migrations' examines how media shapes the public's perception of migration, exploring the framing strategies that dominate coverage and policy debates across Europe, with Italy as a focal case. bit.ly/4nxHNt0

'Ageing and Transnational Lives'—edited by Allen J. Kim and Johanna Zulueta—reframes ageing as a life-course process, revealing how migration, care, wellbeing and obligation shape families across generations and borders. bit.ly/4fnhgMX

'Persian Gulf 2024–25' offers a comprehensive and systematic analysis of important political, foreign policy, security, economic, and societal developments in the nine Gulf countries. bit.ly/4ubHJkE

'A Babu among the Lamas: Sarat Chandra Das and the Making of Tibet Studies in Colonial Bengal' offers the first comprehensive study of Sarat Chandra Das (1849–1917), the Bengali explorer and scholar whose journeys to Tibet and scholarly contributions transformed the religious and intellectual landscape of colonial Bengal. bit.ly/494sBxD

'Women Leaders in Higher Education' examines the developed leadership perspectives and capacities of 24 women presidents in the northeastern United States from the lenses of organizational behavior and psychology. bit.ly/49RKVdx

'Risk and Uncertainty in Maternity Care'—edited by Mandie Scamell, Kirstie Coxon, and Raymond De Vries—published in our series 'Critical Studies in Risk and Uncertainty', shows how “risk” in pregnancy/birth is socially and politically made, and how it shapes maternity services globally. bit.ly/4ns1MJD