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X11/11/2015
This month brings a variety of books in the social sciences and humanities. Read about archaeological excavations, African America literature, counterterrorism in the West, and more. Jump to: Anthropology |… READ MORE
10/29/2015
Several new reviews have come out recently for Jeremy Beer's The Philanthropic Revolution. Read some excerpts below. MercatorNet: "Philanthropy: loving mankind or loving people?" In October 2011 dozens of homeless… READ MORE
10/14/2015
It may be midway through October, but before Halloween overwhelms us, let's look back at September's new books from Penn Press. Jump to: Featured Titles | American History | Art… READ MORE
09/30/2015
Brian Balogh, author of The Associational State: American Governance in the Twentieth Century, will be appearing on American Forum with Doug Blackmon, airing nationwide today on PBS. Check your local… READ MORE
09/29/2015
Marina Rustow, photo by John D. & Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, licensed under Creative Commons (CC-BY) Marina Rustow, historian and coeditor of Jewish Studies at the Crossroads of Anthropology and… READ MORE
09/02/2015
As students return to campus, get your brain back up to speed with the last books we published this summer. To receive subject-specific email announcements about new books, sign up… READ MORE
08/31/2015
This edition of Paul's Picks, where we feature a free article from one of Penn's journals selected by our Journals Operations Manager Paul Chase, comes from the Journal of the… READ MORE
08/13/2015
Our final Intern Reflection for this summer comes from Liz Hallgren. Before my internship with Penn Press, I was never quite sure how to respond to skeptics’ questions regarding my… READ MORE
08/12/2015
Today's Intern Reflection comes from Anneka DeCaro. In it, she talks about her experience here, and also includes some photos of our lovely building. Click here to see all her… READ MORE
08/11/2015
Each summer, Penn Press welcomes a collection of interns. Far from coffee runners and copy makers, these young people are truly introduced to the world of academic publishing, and asked… READ MORE
