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X08/28/2014
The next author in our series of Fall 2014 Q&As is Megan Threlkeld. Her new book is Pan American Women: U.S. Internationalists and Revolutionary Mexico. In the years following World… READ MORE
08/27/2014
Well, as the new school year begins, the Press's presses have slowed, just a touch. It's the calm before the storm, to be sure. Here are the books that have… READ MORE
08/26/2014
We continue our ongoing series of Fall 2014 author Q&As with Rebecca Cook, one of the editors of Abortion Law in Transnational Perspective: Cases and Controversies. Abortion Law in Transnational Perspective… READ MORE
08/22/2014
We continue our ongoing series of Fall 2014 author Q&As (previously: Cathy Lisa Schneider, Police Power and Race Riots; Jennifer Curtis, Human Rights as War by Other Means; Matt Cohen… READ MORE
08/14/2014
Heywood Sanders (Convention Center Follies) continues to pop up all over the place, talking about the perils of expanding convention center space in cities across the country. Here's a summary… READ MORE
08/13/2014
Penn author Ruben Flores (Backroads Pragmatists: Mexico's Melting Pot and Civil Rights in the United States) has a post up on History News Network titled "Did Mexico Reshape the American… READ MORE
08/11/2014
Today we have a guest post from Jennifer Curtis, author of Human Rights as War by Other Means, which traces the use of rights discourse in Northern Ireland's politics from… READ MORE
08/08/2014
We recently featured Cathy Lisa Schneider, author of Police Power and Race Riots, in the first of our series of Fall 2014 season author Q&As. We haven't been the only… READ MORE
07/31/2014
We're starting a new series here on the Penn Press Log. As our Fall 2014 season of books is released, we'll be posting Q&As with many of the books' authors,… READ MORE
07/30/2014
The temperatures may have broken a bit over the past couple of days here in Philadelphia, but we are truly in the dog days of summer. While most of the… READ MORE
