Join Profs Judy Stephenson and Ella Cockbain in A Cup Of Tea With... as they discuss the limits of anti-trafficking approaches and criminal justice responses to exploitation.

Watch now: https://uclpress.co.uk/podcast/networks-of-trafficking-ella-cockbain/

#ACupOfTeaWith #Interviews

And we're not done yet! Two new book reviews: 1st, Hannah Buckley on Stefanie Rauch's 'Conversations with Third Reich Contemporaries: From Luke Holland's Final Account (@uclpress.bsky.social, 2025), doi.org/10.1111/1468...

#ComingSoon Critical Thinking for the Arts & Humanities utilises research conducted at UCL to illustrate how to develop critical thinking skills within specific disciplines, including Art History and Linguistics.

More: https://uclpress.co.uk/book/critical-thinking-for-the-arts-and-humanities

Book for review in Ab Imperio: Jan Kubik and Richard C. M. Mole (Eds). The Anatomy of Right-Wing Populism: Dealing with Transformational Fatigue in Central and Eastern Europe. London: UCL Press, 2025. 394 pp., ill. Index. ISBN: 978-1-80008-679-1. sites.google.com/site/abimper...

Open Access Week is dedicated to highlighting the benefits of openly sharing knowledge.

All of our books and journals are available globally, for free, so our authors' ideas can travel across borders, as knowledge belongs to everyone.

Learn more 👉 https://uclpress.co.uk/why-publish-open-access/

Open Access Week is dedicated to highlighting the benefits of openly sharing knowledge.

All of our books and journals are available globally, for free, so our authors' ideas can travel across borders, as knowledge belongs to everyone.

Learn more 👉 https://uclpress.co.uk/why-publish-open-access/

🚨 New #OpenAccess book!

City-Heat challenges temperature-based understandings of climate crisis, exploring how residents of Nakuru, Kenya navigate heat, uncertainty and rapid change while forging pathways towards viable futures.

📚 Read now: https://bit.ly/4jrGCLE

#Anthropology #ClimateChange

From my good friend and colleague @stsucl.bsky.social Brian Balmer: an STS textbook on science, technology, warfare and peace.

Based on years of refining teaching on the topic, it’s really rather excellent

Open access and free to download

#OutNow An Introduction to Science, Technology, Warfare & Peace

Ideal for students with no background knowledge of Science & Technology Studies, or as an intro for more advanced researchers in related fields

More: https://uclpress.co.uk/book/an-introduction-to-science-technology-warfare-and-peace/

Next, Josh Patel on Student London: A New History of Higher Education in the Capital (@uclpress.bsky.social, 2026) by @profginab.bsky.social & Sam Blaxland, doi.org/10.1111/1468...

New book reviews drop! First up Mary Booth on Teaching Slavery: New Approaches to Britain's Colonial Past (@uclpress.bsky.social, 2025), by Katie Donington, Abdul Mohamud, Robin Whitburn & Nick Draper doi.org/10.1111/1468...

How do welfare expansion and marketisation advance at the same time? Migrant Labour in Global Factories explores this question through the experiences of migrant workers in China and Vietnam, revealing the tensions between growth, welfare and political legitimacy. #OpenAccess https://bit.ly/3RhdlHZ

Published today! 📚 Poetics and Politics of Islamic Imaginaries explores how narratives of religion, nationalism, masculinity and revolution shape political life across Muslim-majority societies. https://bit.ly/4wHjD32

Women’s Labour Activism in Eastern Europe and Beyond is a collaborative monograph in which women's activism and organising to improve the working conditions and living circumstances of women are explored. Join the book presentation next week! iisg.amsterdam/en/events/bo... @uclpress.bsky.social

Atmosphere isn't just a metaphor. In Postcolonial Air and Atmospheres, dust, damp, sound, toxic drift and breath reveal how environmental crisis is lived across the Global South. Edited by Sarah Nuttall & Isabel Hofmeyr. 📚 #OpenAccess https://uclpress.co.uk/book/postcolonial-air-and-atmospheres/

How do we know what improves public health and what doesn’t?

Tim Colbourn and James Hargreaves, editors of Evaluating Public Health Interventions, have written a blog outlining how their book answers vital questions.

Read now: https://uclpress.co.uk/how-to-know-something-improves-public-health/

#ComingSoon: An Introduction to Science, Technology, Warfare and Peace

A comprehensive introduction to how sociology, history and philosophy of science & technology approach the topic of war and security.

More: https://uclpress.co.uk/book/an-introduction-to-science-technology-warfare-and-peace/

🌍 What if the humanitarianism we know is only part of the story?

Humanitarianism from Below? explores overlooked traditions of aid and care from around the world.

🔓 Read free: https://bit.ly/3L7Na3z

#OpenAccess #Anthropology #UCLPress