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Read like a billionaire:
@mcuban
told
@twentyminutevc
his current read is
#HealthyBuildings
by Joseph Allen and John Macomber.
Listen to Mark's full interview here:
More info on the book here:
Are you looking for online access to our books? Reach out to your school's library.
All Harvard University Press titles currently available through
@ProQuest
,
@EBSCO
, and
@JSTOR
now have unlimited user access through June 30th.
#ReadUP
"History is not about the past; it is about arguments we have about the past. And because it is about arguments that we have, it is about us." — Ira Berlin, The Long Emancipation.
RIP Ira Berlin (1941-2018). Historian and Professor Emeritus at University of Maryland. I met him only once when he attended my Slavery Seminar at Howard. His work influenced at least three generations of scholars of slavery and will continue impacting the field.
#slaveryarchive
A Turk’s discovery that Armenians once thrived in his hometown leads to a groundbreaking investigation into the local dynamics of genocide.
The Armenians of Aintab by
@mitSelimKurt1
is available from your favorite bookseller.
Internet service, cellphone plans, and plane tickets are now much cheaper in Europe than in the US.
@ThomasPHI2
in
@TheAtlantic
on why the US only pretends to have free markets.
History records only one peaceful transition of hegemonic power: the passage from British to American dominance of the international order.
@KoriSchake
's new book, Safe Passage, explores:
De Gaulle remains France’s most important political figure since Napoleon… A judicious, authoritative, lucid, and engaging portrait…De Gaulle will likely remain the standard biography for many years to come.”—David A. Bell,
@thenation
"For businesses, better air quality alone translates to an estimated $6,500 to $7,500 of added annual productivity per employee, mainly a result of improved wakefulness & acuity," say Healthy Buildings authors
@j_g_allen
&
@cleantechcities
in
@business
.
When Turkey destroyed Its Christians The Thirty-Year Genocide authors Benny Morris and Dror Ze'evi find that from 1894 to 1924, a staggered campaign of genocide targeted not just the region’s Armenians but its Greek and Assyrian communities as well
@WSJ
Tomorrow at 7pm!
Vincent Brown will discuss his book, Tacky's Revolt, and Canada’s little-known ties to the brutal slave trade that bankrolled the British Empire at
@UofTArtSci
's A&S Decanal online lecture.
#BlackHistoryMonth
Information/registration:
"A rigorously scientific yet eminently readable exploration of what it means to be human."
🌟
@PublishersWkly
calls The Four Realms of Existence by
@theamygdaloid
"a finely wrought, thought-provoking feast for the mind."🌟
if you are looking for online access to our books? Reach out to your school's library.
All Harvard University Press titles currently available through
@ProQuest
,
@EBSCO
and
@JSTOR
have unlimited user access through June 30th.
#Blockchain
technology cannot be harnessed productively without new rules and new approaches to legal thinking. Read more on
@yaoeo
and
@awrigh01
's new book, out in April:
French economist
@PikettyLeMonde
says inequality is a political choice. The solution? Wealth taxes well beyond anything dreamed up by Bernie Sanders.
@WIRED
In Heathen,
@KGinLum
sheds light on a troubling yet overlooked aspect of U.S. religious history and issues a powerful call for change. Readers will gain new insight into the roots of “White Protestant American” exceptionalism.
@PublishersWkly
“Seeing incidents like this as one-off cases obscures how deep this threat is,” writes
@kathleen_belew
for
@PostEverything
. Read on for a list of violence white power activists have caused or attempted since the early ‘80s:
From the mid-17th c, the Russian empire outdid other European powers in gathering political, industrial & commercial intelligence about China under the Qing dynasty.
Gregory Afinogenov's Spies and Scholars is picked by
@FT
as a best history book of 2020:
The excerpts in Racism in America: A Reader invite you to understand anti-Black racism through the eyes of our most incisive commentators.
We're pleased to announce the book is now available for free download on the HUP website.
#ReadUP
🎉 Congratulations to
@katolivarius
on winning the Humanities Book of the Year from
@LA_Humanities
for her book, Necropolis: Disease, Power, and Capitalism in the Cotton Kingdom. 🎉
"Feminists deserve a better internet. And future generations of readers deserve a better kind of discourse about the ancient world: one that is free of elitism and neither uncritically admiring nor rashly dismissive."—
@donnazuck
,
#NotAllDeadWhiteMen
Surveillance video suggest the attack on the Capitol was planned.
Bring the War Home's
@kathleen_belew
talks with
@AC360
about the presence of groups including the white power movement and their long history of big, violent, political shows of force.
The Color of Money by
@MehrsaBaradaran
, available now in paperback, pursues the persistence of the racial wealth gap by focusing on the generators of wealth in the black community: black banks.
As African American–history education comes under attack,
@DrIbram
talked with
@jarvisrgivens
, author of Fugitive Pedagogy, about the continued relevance of Carter G. Woodson’s 1933 book, The Mis-education of the Negro.
#BlackHistoryMonth
Should we call them terrorists or militias? Learn about the white power movement in the US with Bring the War Home by
@kathleen_belew
, available now in paperback:
🎉Huge congratulations to
@lmchervinsky
on being awarded the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution's Excellence in American History Book Award for The Cabinet: George Washington and the Creation of an American Institution. 🎉
This year marks the 200th birthday of Frederick Douglass, whose legacy and writing is recalled here by
@phillytrib
. Our John Harvard Library text of Douglass’s autobiography reproduces the book’s first edition.
“A love letter to olfaction. This book effortlessly blends science and philosophy and is a must-read for anyone with a sense of smell.”—
@pollyp1
Stop and smell the roses... and read Smellosophy by
@smellosopher
. On sale July 14. 👃
In Tacky’s Revolt, Vincent Brown explores the complex history of the 1760 Jamaican rebellions and links the wars in Africa and Europe at the time as one vast Atlantic war with different theatres.
@NewFrame_News
This fascinating book offers a big-picture view of economic and social history over the past two centuries.
Capitalism, Alone:: The Future of the System That Rules the World by
@BrankoMilan
in
@ForeignAffairs
Loeb giveaway time! Comment which Loeb you'd choose if you won, and we'll send the lucky winner the book and a Loeb tote bag. (Competition ends 8 December, 5pm EST)
#winbooks
.
@Trevornoah
talked with
@PikettyLeMonde
about his new book, Capital and Ideology, and the seismic global economic shifts that could arise from the coronavirus pandemic.
@TheDailyShow
No president ever leads alone. Moments of crisis tend to emphasize this. Historian and author of The Cabinet (out April 7)
@lmchervinsky
in
@AmeriHeritage
on how George Washington designed the cabinet as the most important governing tool:
“What is made plain in these letters is that the reality is far more wondrous than the prefab myth of Dickinson that has so long existed.”
@MayaCPopa
on Emily Dickinson’s Letters in this delightful
@PoetryFound
review:
Anthony Grafton, the eminent Princeton historian traces how scholars from the Renaissance onward have collected, compiled, published and circulated knowledge via the book trade. Inky Fingers is "new and noteworthy."
@nytimesbooks
Today, on
@majorityfm
,
@SamSeder
talks with
@joeyfishkin
and
@WForbath
about their book, The Anti-Oligarchy Constitution: Reconstructing the Economic Foundations of American Democracy.
Listen here:
Visions of Inequality,
@BrankoMilan
's century-spaning intellectual history of inequality in economic theory reveals the ideological reasons behind the field’s resurgence in the last few decades.
He talked to
@daniel_dsj2110
about it in
@thenation
:
African Americans often aligned themselves with anti-totalitarian and Third World freedom struggles, linking the projects of racial desegregation at home with decolonization abroad. via
@publicbooks
A wide-ranging and thought-provoking account of efforts to destroy, neglect, or conceal books, archives, private papers, government documents, and other records.
Burning the Books by
@richove
in
@PublishersWkly
"We tend to view the economy as a natural force, independent of our ideas about it. This book systematically demolishes that self-serving conceit."
@Econ_Marshall
on
@PikettyLeMonde
's Capital and Ideology in
@BostonReview
For Eric Nelson, "Rawls is a failed early-modern theologian, whose legacy is to leave liberals without a good reason to believe that justice requires even modest redistribution."
@samuelmoyn
's engaging review of The Theology of Liberalism in
@commonwealmag
Congratulations to
@TheGNapp
on winning the 2019
@APSAtweets
Best Book in American Political Thought award for The Second Creation: Fixing the American Constitution in the Founding Era Book:
Join
@HarvardBooks
on April 18 for an event with
@esglaude
and
@imaniperry
at the Brattle Theater. The two will discuss Eddie Glaude’s book and how we can take responsibility for saving our democracy and imagining it anew.
In The Color of Money,
@MehrsaBaradaran
challenges the myth that black communities could ever accumulate wealth in a segregated economy. Here is a look at the rise of The Binga State Bank in Chicago’s black belt.
#AfricanAmericanHistoryMonth
Great to see
@MeganHist
and her new book, The Seventh Member State.
@AHAhistorians
, stop by booth 214! 20% off. Free shipping in the US/Canada.
#AHA2023
"The predicaments in which we find ourselves derive in part from the history of colonial conquest, slavery, imperial warfare & the inequalities that resulted."
Tacky's Revolt's Vincent Brown talked w/
@LAReviewofBooks
for their history of violence series.
🎉 Congratulations to
@CC_Rosenthal
on winning the
#2019SHA
Simkins Award: recognizing best 1st book by an author in the field of southern history for Accounting for Slavery The book is coming in paperback in Oct:
@TheSouthernSHA
This Spring the
#Loeb
Classical Library expands its coverage in an area central to public life in both
#Greece
&
#Rome
: the theory & practice of formal
#speech
. Loeb General Editor Jeffrey Henderson introduces 4 new volumes on oratory & rhetoric.
#LoebLove
A new, beautifully edited volume of Robert Frost’s letters finds him at the height of his artistic powers while suffering a series of losses almost unimaginable to the fortunate among us.
@dchiasso
on The Letters of Robert Frost, V3 in
@nybooks
:
The
@AHAhistorians
meeting starts tomorrow and HUP is ready for you!
Stop by booth 214 for 20% off history titles--both new and classics--plus free shipping to the US and Canada.
#AHA2023
#twitterstorians
Details and ordering information:
“An impressively comprehensive birds-eye view of a research topic that is both many decades established and yet still at the very cutting edge of astronomy and physics.”
@AstroKatie
on The Elephant in the Universe by
@govertschilling
in
@WSJ
@WSJBooks
“Nicole Fleetwood illuminates the world of incarcerated artists and brings readers into their lives with powerful analysis and care. It is the kind of book that stays with you long after you finish, inspiring change in us all.”
—
@elizabhinton
Marking Time comes out on April 28
Fantastic segment on
@throughlineNPR
on the rise of the modern white power movement, featuring
@kathleen_belew
, author of Bring the War Home: The White Power Movement and Paramilitary America.
@NPR
Listen here:
"In extraordinary detail, [Wolfram Siemann] describes the hierarchical, stuffy world in which Metternich was formed. Much of what he has found is fascinating and telling."
Peter Hitchens reviews Metternich: Strategist and Visionary for
@firstthingsmag
:
In Time's Monster,
@PriyaSatia
discusses the pivotal role of the discipline of History and its practioners in the British Empire’s legitimating enterprise.
Read
@ToynbeePrize
's fascinating roundtable on the book: