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A History of Early International Preservationist Groups and the Natures They Sought to Preserve

A Wide-Ranging Volume on the Intertwined History of Race Across the Americas

An In-Depth Study of the Rise and Decline of Indigenous Movements and Multicultural Political Power in Ecuador

An Examination of Authenticity Through the Lens of Scholarly Writing—and the Reverse

An Historical Tapestry of Controversies, Risks, Mistakes, Victories, and Defeats through Arlen Specter’s Long Career

An Extensive Study that Reveals the Strength of Bottom-Up Decisions Relative to Top-Down Governmental Planning for Land Reform

The First Book that Considers Roberto Bolaño’s Writing in the Context of Queer Theory

The Preminent Journal for Scholarly Work on Contemporary Cuba

A History Illustrating Chilean Workers’ Struggles to Achieve Social Justice and Equality, Transform the National Economy, and Resist Oppression

Poetry that Connects Research and History to Lived Experience while Addressing the Ethics of Representation and Appropriation

A Case Study Exploring Inconsistencies in the Application of Land Policies in Chile

Histories Real and Imagined Collide with Present-Day Perceptions to Create a Richly Layered Portrait of Contemporary Life

Celebrating the Pleasure of International Food in Atlanta and the Asian American Experience in the South

An Interdisciplinary Overview of New York City’s Relationship with Its Waterways and Coastlines Since 1889

Finalist for the National Book Award in PoetryRecipient of the 2020 Frost Medal for Distinguished Lifetime Achievement in PoetryBCALA Honor Book for Best Poetry Award 2020