"THROUGH A NOIR LENS is quite a fascinating read, as it compares traditional and digital/streaming methods that meet with a particular genre, namely classic films noir and anything after in great detail."—Dr. A. Ebert buff.ly/4dOfwZF Dr. Sheri Chinen Biesen 📽️🎷📚🌺

Today I'm reading #nr 💙📚 Thyme Travellers: An Anthology of Palestinian Speculative Fiction, edited by Sonia Sulaiman. Out today from Roseway Publishing/@columbiaup

Congratulations to Courtney Thorsson (Courtney Thorsson), whose book THE SISTERHOOD: HOW A NETWORK OF BLACK WOMEN WRITERS CHANGED AMERICAN CULTURE, has been longlisted for Brooklyn Library Book Prize! bit.ly/4e7PaBx Brooklyn Public Library Columbia Univ Press

From Columbia Univ Press, a new book on the role of the Black Church in US policy towards the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. In this week's Scholarship Roundup: lawandreligionforum.org/2024/09/05/the…

A spotting of “Inside Congressional Committees” on sale at #APSA2024 Columbia Univ Press

"This idea — art as both substance and sustenance of one’s life — resonates with the struggling artists whom Kosut looks at in ART MONSTER, including herself. Predictably, some, including Kosut, find themselves questioning whether the determination to make art in New York,

I love everything about this display that includes my book Oakland Museum of California (OMCA). Thank you to (non-on-social-media) the friend who sent it! Columbia Univ Press

Can Muslims and Hindus be Friends? Watch SherAli Tareen discuss this question and his new book PERILOUS UNTIMACIES on Blogging Theology. buff.ly/4dRQys8

Classes started today, so it’s time for summer reading wrap up. Sharing the China-related ones: if you haven’t already, read these titles! All excellent and essential in their own ways! Andrew Grant 🦣:[email protected] 🧵:angrant_1 Silvia M. Lindtner 林云雅 Columbia Univ Press Cornell University Press Princeton University Press @princetonupress.bsky.s

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"The simple point is that our inability to honestly discuss gun violence (and this is currently the case for many political topics) has in turn allowed gun rights and gun control to cement into partisan issues, thus further driving a political wedge between those who own firearms

Now available! FROM VISION TO ACTION offers a master class in effective negotiation and conflict resolution. It builds on a core strategy of understanding differences and acting on commonalities. buff.ly/3TjaGex #SocialEntrepreneurship #LeadershipInAction #SocialGood

Feels great to hold the book.

At #APSA2024 attendees? Are you looking for a short read or podcast to listen to between meetings? Find book excerpts, blog posts, and a playlist of our podcasts in political science on our website! buff.ly/3ZdLf1Q APSA.

My interview about Thyme Travellers: An Anthology of Palestinian Speculative Fiction is up at the Columbia University Press blog: cupblog.org/2024/09/05/son…

Whether you sit on the left, right, or middle of the aisle, here are six facts that everyone should know about gun violence in America. buff.ly/3Tl4DX4 #GunViolence #GunControl #InformYourVote

The first day of the #APSA2024 exhibit hall sure was exciting. It was great to meet with Melissa Deckman (THE POLITICS OF GEN Z), Rongbin Han (CONTESTING CYBERSPACE IN CHINA), Nicholas Tampio (DEMOCRACY AND EDUCATION), and Martin Williams (IMPLEMENTING CIVIL SERVICE REFORM-not

Phillip Lopate talks about film criticism, *The Killing of a Chinese Bookie,* and his new book, MY AFFAIR WITH ART HOUSE CINEMA, in an interview with David Schwartz published in @screenslate bit.ly/3MClYXq Columbia Univ Press

"The politicization of gun rights did not begin in the late 1960s or early 1970s as these writers contended. Rather, it began five decades earlier, after the passage of the 1911 New York Sullivan Act, which Vote Gun historically details."—Patrick J. Charles, author of VOTE GUN