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Alexander Kustov argues that the belief that voters are inherently xenophobic oversimplifies public opinion on immigration.
The Myth of the Xenophobic Voter
Alexander Kustov
first appeared on Columbia University Press Blog.
Rob King reveals how he became the custodian of his own modest “Radley Metzger Collection” while researching Man of Taste.
Four Things I Found in an Adult Filmmaker’s Storage Unit
(#4 Left Me Shook)
Rob King
first appeared on Columbia University Press Blog.
John Timothy Wixted explores the themes of loss and cultural legacy in Yuan Haowen's (1190–1257) poetry—one of the greatest poets in Chinese literary history.
John Timothy Wixted on The Poetry of Yuan Haowen
first appeared on Columbia University Press Blog.
Philip T.Yanos details the misinterpretation of Ward's Island's potential, advocating for housing solutions over increased hospitalization for mental health.
Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine’s Misdiagnosis of the Potential of Ward’s Island
Philip T. Yanos
first appeared on Columbia University Press Blog.
Kelsi Vanada and Carlo Acevedo offer insight into the writing and translation process and the value this bilingual edition brings to U.S. Spanish speakers.
Carlo Acevedo and Kelsi Vanada on Writing and Translating Day’s Fortune/Fortuna del día
first appeared on Columbia University Press Blog.New Titles from Distributed Presses
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Eris: Desire and Fate, by David Rieff
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Floating Opera Press: Imperfect Solidarities, by Aruna D’Souza
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Sundial House: The Company, by Verónica Gerber Bicecci. Translated by Christina MacSweeney. Epilogue by Cristina Rivera Garza
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Peterson Institute for International Economics: Behind the Curve, by Robert Z. Lawrence
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Association for Asian Studies: Murakami Haruki on Film, by Marc Yamada