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@stanfordpress.bsky.socialReposted by @stanfordpress.bsky.socialHow Americans Enforce the Law by Diego Zambrano was featured in Stanford Lawyer Magazine. The book examines private enforcement and its effects “I don’t think they [Americans] realize that litigation is deliberately used by the state legislatures and Congress as a way to regulate misbehavior.”
@stanfordpress.bsky.socialReposted by @stanfordpress.bsky.socialHow can artificial intelligence facilitate gathering, analyzing, and interpreting dreams?
Maja Gutman Mušič & Kelly Bulkeley wrote about the challenges and opportunities that come with utilizing these tools in dream studies on the SUP blog: blog.sup.org/digital-proj...
@stanfordpress.bsky.socialHow Americans Enforce the Law by Diego Zambrano was featured in Stanford Lawyer Magazine. The book examines private enforcement and its effects “I don’t think they [Americans] realize that litigation is deliberately used by the state legislatures and Congress as a way to regulate misbehavior.”
@stanfordpress.bsky.socialHow can artificial intelligence facilitate gathering, analyzing, and interpreting dreams?
Maja Gutman Mušič & Kelly Bulkeley wrote about the challenges and opportunities that come with utilizing these tools in dream studies on the SUP blog: blog.sup.org/digital-proj...
@stevenedwardjones.bsky.socialReposted by @stanfordpress.bsky.socialI was interviewed on the "Daytime" show (WFLA Channel 8) about Everything is Everything.
@supmktg.bsky.socialReposted by @stanfordpress.bsky.socialThere’s still so much from our fall season that I’m excited about that I feel a bit guilty posting this - but we just got galleys for one of our lead spring titles, and IT IS SO GOOD! Watch for it next April #ClaimingYosemite #nationalparks #ReadUP #civilwar #stolencontinents
@holpod.bsky.socialReposted by @stanfordpress.bsky.socialIn this episode, @jackewilson.bsky.social talks to author Amy Motlagh about her book Colorblind: Racial Thinking and Cultural Production in Modern Iran and the Diaspora.
@amyjnelsonphd.bsky.socialReposted by @stanfordpress.bsky.socialLooking forward to talking about The Arms Control Paradox: Managing Uncertainty in an Insecure World @stanfordpress.bsky.social this evening, 8pm Eastern at @arizonastateuni.bsky.social. Register here: asu.zoom.us/webinar/regi...
@supmktg.bsky.socialReposted by @stanfordpress.bsky.socialWant a fuller preview? Our friends at @myhnn.bsky.social posted an excerpt yesterday - the amazing, inspiring story of Salaria Kee. tinyurl.com/duttwh5k #HumanRights #ReadUP
@podsekalnikov.bsky.socialReposted by @stanfordpress.bsky.socialGot my paperback author copies!!!! @stanfordpress.bsky.social
@stanfordpress.bsky.socialReposted by @stanfordpress.bsky.socialBeyond Abolition is out now
In this pathbreaking work, Linette Eunjoo Park tackles a core crisis in modern thought: how to critique antiblack violence without inadvertently preserving the violence itself
@stanfordpress.bsky.socialReposted by @stanfordpress.bsky.socialAmericans Without Borders by Julia Harte chronicles two centuries of Americans whose support for international causes at odds with U.S. geopolitical interests put them in their own government's crosshairs.
@stanfordpress.bsky.socialReposted by @stanfordpress.bsky.socialPlastic surgery has exploded in popularity in the recent decades, with South Korea emerging as a leader of the global beauty economy. In Remedying the Body, So-Rim Lee explores a cultural discourse of plastic surgery in South Korea through the feminist politics of care.
@supmktg.bsky.socialReposted by @stanfordpress.bsky.socialThe latest in our groundbreaking series, Inventions: Black Philosophy, Politics, Aesthetics (series editor David Marriott).
@stevenedwardjones.bsky.socialReposted by @stanfordpress.bsky.socialEverything Is Everything: Steven E. Jones on Tom Wilson & the Ma… www.keenon.tv/everything-i...
@stanfordpress.bsky.socialBeyond Abolition is out now
In this pathbreaking work, Linette Eunjoo Park tackles a core crisis in modern thought: how to critique antiblack violence without inadvertently preserving the violence itself
@stanfordpress.bsky.socialAmericans Without Borders by Julia Harte chronicles two centuries of Americans whose support for international causes at odds with U.S. geopolitical interests put them in their own government's crosshairs.
@stanfordpress.bsky.socialPlastic surgery has exploded in popularity in the recent decades, with South Korea emerging as a leader of the global beauty economy. In Remedying the Body, So-Rim Lee explores a cultural discourse of plastic surgery in South Korea through the feminist politics of care.
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@stanfordpress.bsky.socialReposted by @stanfordpress.bsky.socialAmericans Without Borders is out this week!
Inspired by the story of a distant cousin, investigative journalist Julia Harte explores the rich and hidden history of American citizens who fought against imperialism and dictatorship abroad, only to be excoriated at home.
