Ironically, one fictitious book, The Last Algorithm, was billed as a “science-driven thriller” that “follows a programmer who discovers that an AI system has developed consciousness.” Perhaps the AI responsible for this blunder had a sense of humour.
With other Association of University Presses members, we recognize that immigration has recently been a vital and omnipresent topic on both a national and a global scale. To reflect this public interest, we have an assembled a recommended reading list organized by Global and U.S. focus.
The book explores what I call the “queer love” between Freeman and Carson and argues for its centrality to Carson’s writing of Silent Spring – the 1962 bestselling book that was a major spark for the modern environmental movement, as well as for the formation of the EPA in 1970.
Policy, environmentalism, and how the relationship between the two has shaped American perception Nancy J. Manring When you hear the word “environmentalist,” what pops into your head? If you’re like most people, words like “tree-hugger,” “eco-freak,” or worse, “eco-nazis” may come to mind. In 1989, …
With other Association of University Presses members, we recognize that immigration has recently been a vital and omnipresent topic on both a national and a global scale. To reflect this public interest, we have an assembled a recommended reading list organized by Global and U.S. focus.
The book explores what I call the “queer love” between Freeman and Carson and argues for its centrality to Carson’s writing of Silent Spring – the 1962 bestselling book that was a major spark for the modern environmental movement, as well as for the formation of the EPA in 1970.
Ironically, one fictitious book, The Last Algorithm, was billed as a “science-driven thriller” that “follows a programmer who discovers that an AI system has developed consciousness.” Perhaps the AI responsible for this blunder had a sense of humour.
Stanford, CA: April 17, 2025: Stanford University Press (SUP) and Public Knowledge Project (SUP+PKP) announce the launch of the first journal in their open access program, Reviews of Economic Literature, which is accepting submissions now.
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Stanford University Press is pleased to welcome Jessica Marglin and Daniel B. Schwartz as the new editors for the Stanford Studies in Jewish History and Culture series.
The historical and sociopolitical contexts of President Yoon’s declaration of martial law and its aftermath
