Youth Franchise: The Forgotten Sixties Movement
January 20, 2022
An essay by Jennifer Frost, author of “Let Us Vote!”: Youth Voting Rights and the 26th Amendment. Absent from popular memory and most scholarly histories of the 1960s is the… READ MORE
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January eBook Deals
January 9, 2022
For Martin Luther King Jr. Day on January 17 and Data Privacy Day on January 28, NYU Press presents January eBook deals to inform and educate readers on these important… READ MORE
January New Releases from NYU Press
January 6, 2022
Check out NYU Press’ new and upcoming January releases on Bookshop.org! Check out all the new and upcoming releases coming in January from NYU Press!
More Workers Burning The Midnight Oil During the Pandemic
October 4, 2021
Work as we know it got turned upside down during the pandemic. An exhausted work force, burning the midnight oil at home, claim they became modern-day workaholics (40% by one account). Those who were already self-described workaholics found their condition exacerbated.
For Afghan Women, Again
September 2, 2021
—Zillah Eisenstein
This struggle of Afghan women and the fight against misogyny is hardly new, and yet new developments are happening. Newly mobilized global feminisms may be emerging. If this can happen, it might just save our planet.
Rethinking Police Ethics
August 12, 2021
The challenge for police and democratic institutions that oversee them is how to transform policing so that the advancement of antiracist goals is the norm rather than the exception. For police ethics to contribute to that task, we must rethink its boundaries.
Plural Parenting and Permission to be Imperfect
August 2, 2021
—Katie L. Acosta How has writing this book changed how you approach parenting? A colleague posed this question to me after reading a draft of Queer Stepfamilies: The Path to… READ MORE
Disability in America: An eBook Special
July 1, 2021
On July 26th, America celebrates the anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). This month, we’re getting caught up on the history, politics, and cultural understandings of disability in… READ MORE