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Announcing the second annual Summer Sale
July 12, 2021
From July 14–July 21, nearly every PUP book purchased through our website will be discounted 50% when the code PUP21 is used at checkout.
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Announcing cycle two, Supporting Diverse Voices: Book Proposal Development Grants
July 07, 2021
The second cycle of PUP’s Supporting Diverse Voices: Book Proposal Development Grants will invite applications from BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color) scholars working in fields across the social sciences: economics, sociology, politics, international relations, anthropology, and urban studies. Applications open August 2, 2021.
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Steadfast Democrats wins the 2021 APSA Best Book Award
June 29, 2021
Steadfast Democrats: How Social Forces Shape Black Political Behavior by Chryl N. Laird and Ismail K. White has won the 2021 American Political Science Association Best Book Award, honoring the best work in government, politics, and international affairs.
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The Collected Papers of Albert Einstein, Volume 16
June 22, 2021
We are pleased to announce the publication of The Collected Papers of Albert Einstein, Volume 16.
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Obama Portraits national tour and book donations
June 17, 2021
This week marks the start of The Obama Portraits Tour, a five-city US event that will bring the iconic paintings to millions who might not otherwise have the opportunity to see them in person. To coincide with the tour, Princeton University Press will be donating copies of The Obama Portraits to schools and school libraries in underserved communities neighboring the tour stops.
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Announcing ART/WORK, a new series
June 10, 2021
We’re delighted to announce a new Princeton University Press series, ART/WORK. Books in the ART/WORK series will respond to the latest trends in art history, pairing art history with conservation science in order to engage questions about manufacture and materials on a global scale and provide innovative narratives that aim to change how art history as a discipline is imagined.
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Announcing the Fall 2021 Princeton Audio lineup
June 08, 2021
In celebration of Audiobook Month, we’re thrilled to share our Fall 2021 Princeton Audio list.
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The 2021 Annual Meeting of the Association of University Presses
June 07, 2021
We’re excited to have several staff members coordinating or participating in panels and networking events at this year’s Association of University Presses meeting.
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Global Publishing and the Making of Literary Worlds
June 03, 2021
Princeton University Press is co-sponsoring Global Publishing and the Making of Literary Worlds: Translation, Media, and Mobility, an early career virtual conference running June 4–6.
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Announcing PUP Speaks
June 02, 2021
We are thrilled to announce the launch of PUP Speaks, an in‑house speakers’ agency at Princeton University Press.
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PUP acquires World English rights to Bénédicte Savoy’s Africa’s Struggle for Its Art
May 28, 2021
Michelle Komie, Publisher for Art, Architecture, and Urban History, has acquired World English rights, including audio, to Africa’s Struggle for Its Art: History of a Post-Colonial Defeat by art historian Bénédicte Savoy.
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PUP acquires Patterns, Predictions, and Actions
May 19, 2021
Editor for Neuroscience and Computer Science Hallie Stebbins has acquired Patterns, Predictions, and Actions, a graduate-level introductory machine learning textbook by Moritz Hardt and Benjamin Recht.
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PUP acquires Musa al‑Gharbi’s We Have Never Been Woke
May 05, 2021
Executive Editor Meagan Levinson has acquired World rights, including audio, to We Have Never Been Woke: Social Justice Discourse, Inequality, and the Rise of a New Elite by sociologist Musa al‑Gharbi.
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Princeton University Press authors named 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellows
April 30, 2021
Five Princeton University Press authors have been named 2021 Andrew Carnegie Fellows.
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Jennifer Morton’s Moving Up Without Losing Your Way selected as Princeton University Pre‑read
April 27, 2021
Moving Up Without Losing Your Way: The Ethical Costs of Upward Mobility by Jennifer Morton has been selected as Princeton University’s Pre-read for the incoming Class of 2025.
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