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Disseminating knowledge—through the publication of printed books, periodicals, and electronic files—beyond the confines of the University's campus.
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Today on the blog, our staff members share their favorite books of the year, which include "The River Has Roots" by @tithenai & "The Gilded Age in NYC" by @EphemeralNY. Check out all the recs and find your next read! https://t.co/HDHt9m8Z6c
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Our selection of captivating reads that explore surprising histories and extraordinary people are the perfect gift for every curious historian Browse More: https://t.co/atRj2I4Qvj
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Looking for a book for the music lover in your life? With a wide selection of music writing, we’ll have the perfect gift Browse more: https://t.co/g1oEKwamG3
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Peruvian nation-building has been characterised by unending frustration. Books in brief review: Modern Peru: A New History, Paulo Drinot and Alberto Vergara (eds) @paulodrinot @DukePress #Peru #politics #nationalism #history #LatinAmericanStudies HERE https://t.co/ACW6paBt6Q
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Settler colonialism oppresses every aspect of Mapuche life—including sound. Books in brief review: Acoustic Colonialism: Acts of Mapuche Interference, Luis E Cárcamo-Huechante @DukePress #Chile #Argentina #Mapuche #SoundStudies #LatinAmericanStudies HERE https://t.co/091eTKcYK4
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Wanting to introduce a new hobby to your loved ones? Look no further - we’ve got you covered Browse more: https://t.co/g1oEKwamG3
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You can read more of Prof. Schmitt's research on this topic in HAHR via @dukepress:
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Abstract. Starting in the mid-sixteenth century, European traffickers frequented the Caribbean in search of ships to plunder and gained access to Spanish America's closed markets by seizing captives...
HAHR author Casey Schmitt discusses her research on the 16th- and 17th-century Caribbean with the @JCBLibrary.
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Top 10 books: The International Affairs Christmas reading list 2025 📚🎄 Ahead of the holidays, Book Reviews Editor @mariana_vieir1 has curated a list of books that reflects our commitments to covering the whole of the International Relations discipline. Check them out 👇
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How regularly do you think about Serbia, Angola or the Pacific Islands? For many, the answer will be ‘not that often’. Ahead of the…
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Vikki Bell's "Promises Beyond Memory" examines how archives of contemporary political violence in South America create new possibilities for circulating stories of violence to defend against future attempts to rewrite the past. Read the intro for free now! https://t.co/rzPPK370jp
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Our staff love to read and on the blog today, they share their favorite titles of the year. Check it out to get some recommendations for yourself or for gifts! https://t.co/HDHt9m8Z6c
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In "Curating Deviance," Marc Francis rekindles queer utopian imaginaries by studying how, from the 1960s to 1980s, a cadre of programmers & art house theaters created a queer repertory film canon. #FilmStudies Read the intro for free now: https://t.co/nLsAcHLWXv
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"The History of Economics Unbound," the annual supplement to History of Poltical Economy edited by Philippe Fontaine and Joel Isaac, is now online. View the TOC: https://t.co/m5pdNHbgrk
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Here is an interview about my recent book "Architecture and the Right to Heal." Thank you Edith Fikes for this opportunity. @DukePress @CornellAAP @GlobalCornell
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@largeheartedboy's favorite poetry collections of the year include titles by Chet’la Sebree, Gary Jackson, Isabella DeSendi, Miller Oberman, Theodora Ziolkowski, and Yael Valencia Aldana https://t.co/i1yWEaDupj
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You can read more of Prof. Riguzzi's research on US-Mexican history in HAHR here via @dukepress:
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AbstractThis article analyzes the livestock exchange between the United States and Mexico, beginning with the initial surge in regular trade in the 1870s until its interruption caused by the outbre...
In this panel at @CEHColmex, HAHR authors Erika Pani and Paolo Riguzzi discuss their latest books on the US and Mexican civil wars, diplomacy, and the intertwined crises that reshaped republicanism across the continent.
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And you can read more of Prof. Pani's work on 19th-century Mexican history here in HAHR via @dukepress:
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In the narrative of Mexican national memory, the struggle against the French intervention and Maximilian’s empire seems to have retained, even in the face of increasing revisionism, all the qualities...
In this panel at @CEHColmex, HAHR authors Erika Pani and Paolo Riguzzi discuss their latest books on the US and Mexican civil wars, diplomacy, and the intertwined crises that reshaped republicanism across the continent.
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Delve into scholarship and new worlds with this selection of titles for your literature lover Browse here: https://t.co/Q0HkxAkU1w
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Librarians: 60 journals. 11 field-defining titles. One essential collection. Discover the 2026 e-Duke Journals collection and start a free trial: https://t.co/84iWLRu5nw
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In "Protein," Samantha King and Gavin Weedon trace how protein moves through food systems and fitness cultures, strengthening some bodies and environments at the expense of others. Read the intro for free now! https://t.co/Rj1ZdndoJk
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Save 30% on #NewBook "The Invention of Order," in which Don Thomas Deere traces the colonial origins of spatial organization in the Americas and the Caribbean and its lasting impact on modern structures of knowledge, power, race, and gender. #LatAmStudies
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