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In Utica for the annual APHNYS meeting? Stop by our booth to say hello and browse our new New York State books. 40% off all regional titles until Oct 15. press.syr.edu/
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My forthcoming book with @SUPress, "Deference and Defiance: Status Seeking in Gulf-United States Politics," explores how status competition has shaped the GCC's states' propensities to support - and often oppose - US foreign policy plans in the wider Middle East since the 1990s.
On the blog, author @Tyler_B_Parker writes, "Why do America’s Gulf partners support some US foreign policy plans while opposing or avoiding others?" buff.ly/WLFovyY
On the blog, author @Tyler_B_Parker writes, "Why do America’s Gulf partners support some US foreign policy plans while opposing or avoiding others?" buff.ly/WLFovyY
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Hayat Sharara's "When Darkness Falls" (tr. Zainab Saleh) finally coming to English in March 2027. From @SUPress
PW praises Black, Jewish, and Beautiful: "Contributors celebrate unique resonances of Black Jewish culture and draw out creative commonalities (...) while remaining frank about the prejudice that remains in Israel and the diaspora. This illuminates." buff.ly/5Uht3ud
Explore traditional folk art through mushroom dyeing. The Rainbow Beneath My Feet walks artists and foragers through the entire process and is available for 40% off during the Great New York State Book Fair. buff.ly/gJDpLqp
We've been waiting all summer and it's finally here! The Great New York State Book Fair is a celebration of the writers and books that explore the history, environment, and people of New York State. Save on books celebrating the state all month long. buff.ly/o1TU10j
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"Ibtisam Azem’s creative approach to exploring a subject so harrowing really brings the book to life. The sociopolitical relevance of this novel will never fade, (...) its beautiful exploration of memory and history is equally important."
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Finished today Prof #LeilaHudson's new book "Lines of Flight, Assemblages of Home: #SyrianWomen Displaced" as part of #AMEWS Book Award 2026 List, by @SUPress
A book that humanizes the Syrians in the Syrian revolution in a very profound way 2011-2024
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At @SUPress, they're celebrating #WiTMonth with a 40% discount on all translations (discount code 05FAIR26 at checkout).
This is not an advert we're just recommending Hadiya's novel. Here's a talk with Hadiya + translator Barbara Romaine: arablit.org/2022/11/23/a-con…
"There’s a way that the weather manifests in our behaviors and bodies and countenance. It’s not bad for artists to dwell in that kind of meditative state sometimes." nytimes.com/2026/07/18/reale…
"Residing somewhere between legal and cultural realms, always reaching toward science for justification, wilderness is an American paradox that, for Terrie, remains indispensable, however troubled it may be." buff.ly/NUBpKUq
Timeless Seneca stories, featuring a new foreword and a new cover by award-winning Seneca artist Randee Spruce, Skunny Wundy: Expanded Edition is an essential collection and available for preorder now. buff.ly/PJd89rZ
Celebrate Disability Pride Month with the Propel Poetry Series, highlighting the work of disabled poets and editors and exemplifying the concept of "disability gain." buff.ly/vpZT9qj
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In the Irish Times, Malcom Sen's Irish Anthropocene "offers illuminating and frequently poignant readings of writers including Eavan Boland, Mike McCormack, Claire Kilroy, and Doireann Ní Ghríofa." irishtimes.com/culture/books…
In the Irish Times, Malcom Sen's Irish Anthropocene "offers illuminating and frequently poignant readings of writers including Eavan Boland, Mike McCormack, Claire Kilroy, and Doireann Ní Ghríofa." irishtimes.com/culture/books…
In this week's What'SUP blog post, we take a look inside the new book "Wisdom of the Marsh": "Our place in the environment is our legacy; it can be a legacy of extraction and exploitation or a legacy of restoration, preservation, beauty, and kinship." press.syr.edu/excerpt-wisdom…
Managing Global Conflicts: The International Negotiation Process offers new, comprehensive survey of diplomacy, theory, and negotiation. buff.ly/HhweSjv
We're at the New York History Conference this week and you can save on all of our local and regional studies titles during the exhibit. Use code 05SUN26 at checkout to save. buff.ly/ql5YHDb
Tracing the story of a teenager and his Austrian grandmother as they search for connection and meaning amid a society unraveling around them, The Virgin of Solitude by Taghi Modarressi and translated from Persian, is now available. buff.ly/B7Lwyks
