"Lori Ringhand has produced the rare work that is thorough, accessible, and scholarly. The neophyte and expert alike will benefit from engaging with her marvelous account of how history shapes how we vote and debate voting."

—Mark Graber, University of Maryland

"Richard Pipes was a great scholar, devoted professor, and mentor who left an indelible mark on the study of Russian History. Jonathan Daly's fine intellectual biography is long overdue for Pipes, but could not be more timely for reflecting on the complexities of understanding Russia."

—Fiona Hill, The Brookings Institution

"Negra brilliantly analyzes the transformation of customer service alongside its affective and mediated dimensions. Extensively researched and deeply original."

—Laurie Ouellette, author of Lifestyle TV

"The American Yawp is a truly democratic textbook, drawing together hundreds of historians to present a kaleidoscopic introduction to the American past. Accessible, comprehensive, and up-to-date, it is an indispensable resource for students of U.S. history."

—Michael A. Blaakman, Princeton University

"It's fantastic to see this translation back in print! The tale combines every popular motif in Japanese court literature (notably: family needs, secret liaisons, and mistaken identity) with a shockingly modern exploration of the tension between who we are and who the world wants us to be. Meanwhile, Gustav Heldt's dazzling new introduction offers fresh insights on both that throughline and on the practical issue of how this tale survived the centuries when most court works simply vanished. The resulting volume gives us all plenty to think with for years to come."

—Charo D'Etcheverry, University of Wisconsin-Madison

"Borch's interviews and observations root the book firmly in the everyday life of algorithmic finance. What he writes is always sober, clear and well-informed; there is no directly competing work. This is, in short, scholarship of the highest order. An important, influential book."

—Donald MacKenzie, University of Edinburgh

"In this incisive and timely book, Dalia Dassa Kaye tells the story of over four decades of America's effort to contend with Iran's regional role and nuclear ambitions. A much-needed resource on an urgent topic and a must-read for policymakers and academics."

—Vali Nasr, author of Iran's Grand Strategy: A Political History

"The State of Lebanon is one of the most thoroughly and comprehensively researched books I have ever read. This, combined with Ziad Abu-Rish's analytical rigor, means that this groundbreaking work will undoubtedly become a major (if not the major) work of reference on Lebanese history post-independence."

—Ilham Khuri-Makdisi, Northeastern University