Georgetown University Press is thrilled to celebrate #UniversityPressWeek this week! We #TeamUP with our local Washington, DC community by publishing important books on local history and culture. Read on to find your #nextread.
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Congratulations to Linda Zionkowski, Mimi Hart, and all contributors to "Women and Music in the Age of Austen," winner of the American Musicological Society's Ruth A. Solie Award for an outstanding essay collection of exceptional scholarly merit.

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The first #UPWeek blog tour focused on the question, “Who TeamsUP at, with, or for your press?”

Check out the blogs in this thread to see how fellow university presses answered this important question!

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"For-profit publishers publish books to make money, whereas university presses try to make money so that they can publish books"

Louder for the people in the back please

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University Press Week continues! We love this opportunity to recognize the amazing activity of the @aupresses and its members. #TeamUP

To bring the celebration to campus, we’re hosting our very own Annual #BookFestival on November 18-19! Learn more: http://bit.ly/47pKXsB

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Happy University Press Week! Join us in celebrating how authors, university press publishing professionals & so many others #TeamUP to advance knowledge. Explore this @bookshop.org collection of university press books to find your next thought-provoking read: https://bit.ly/4nhTQcc. #ReadUP

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It's #UPWeek 🎉 and we're celebrating how university presses #TeamUP to explore, engage, and promote bold new ideas.

This year, 'Self-Made' by Pamela Walker Laird is featured in the @aupresses.bsky.social #ReadUP gallery. 📚🎉

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Happy #UniversityPressWeek to all our UP friends who #TeamUP

This year's #UPWeek theme demonstrates how university presses #TeamUP with librarians, scholars, students and more, to promote trusted, peer reviewed content.

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#UPWeek 2025 acknowledges the daily contributions of all members of this global community. Let’s celebrate our shared strength and power when we #TeamUP! 🥇
Check out @aupresses.bsky.social's gallery and reading list to see the important projects created by UPs this year: beav.es/4KG❗
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We are getting ready to #TeamUP for this year’s University Press Week. Celebrating cutting-edge scholarship together with our peers and partners from across the globe. A big shoutout our colleagues this #UniversityPressWeek

Check out our series: lup.nl/series/ Read about UPW: lnkd.in/eV3nQJws

UP Week: WHY does your press #TeamUp? Happy University Press Week! Help us celebrate university presses November 10-14. Since 2012, members of the Association of University Presses have participated in an annual celebration of University Presses. This year's theme for UP Week is "Team UP," to celebrate the ways that university presses and their authors Team UP with a vast network of reviewers, booksellers, freelancers, translators, librarians, teachers, and students to advance knowledge and understanding.

Today's UP Week blog tour asks "WHY does your press #TeamUP?"

On the blog, @jacobflaws.bsky.social, author of SPACES OF TREBLINKA, discusses the importance of accessible scholarly work in our current media ecosystem.

Join us in celebrating #UPWeek and the upcoming paperback release of "Citizens of Memory: Affect, Representation, and Human Rights in Postdictatorship Argentina" with a guest blog post by author Silvia Tandeciarz!

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Today marks the beginning of University Press Week! #UPWeek celebrates the essential work of university presses to amplify scholarship and ideas. This year's theme, #TeamUP, honours the global community that makes knowledge possible.

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Cover of Inside Chinese Theater: Community and Artistry in Nineteenth-Century California and Beyond by Nancy Yunhwa Rao

Who #TeamsUP at, with, or for your press?

Say it with me . . . AUTHORS!

Today we highlight the scholars who serve as both editors of UIP journals ~AND~ book authors in our #UniversityPressWeek blog post
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Celebrate University Press Week with us Nov 10-14 by browsing this reading list of amazing University Press publications from University Presses across the US and beyond! #TeamUP #ReadUP

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#UPWeek 2025 celebrates the essential work of university presses to amplify scholarship & ideas. See how we #TeamUP to shape conversations globally. @aupresses.bsky.social
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TeamUP with Collaborative Projects, University Press Week 2025, featuring logos of press projects mentioned in the post: The W. Hodding Carter III and Transregional Middle Easts series, Direct to Open (D2O), First Gen scholars program, and Centre for Literatures in Canada lecture series.

How do university presses #TeamUP to advance knowledge? A baker’s dozen inspiring examples in the #UPWeek Gallery include work by @ucpress.bsky.social, @dukepress.bsky.social, @mitpress.bsky.social, @uofupress.bsky.social, @uncpress.bsky.social & @ualbertapress.bsky.social: https://bit.ly/43CrodY

For University Press Week, we're highlighting the important, collaborative work that Senior Acquisitions Editor @rcolesworthy.bsky.social does to build bridges across the scholarly publishing ecosystem: tinyurl.com/3t7mdnef/
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#Team UP with Black Studies, University Press Week 2025, featuring 3 book covers: -Rewind: Lessons from Fifty Years of Activism by T Williams -A Domestic Cook Book by Malinda Russell -The National Alliance of Black Feminists: A History

Outstanding Black Studies publications from Minnesota Historical Society Press, @uofmpress.bsky.social, @illinoispress.bsky.social @ileana-writes.bsky.social & @georgetownup.bsky.social (cover not pictured here) are featured in the #TeamUP Gallery. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4hqGQj7

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Small States in a Shifting International Order offers a new framework for analyzing global power dynamics and the neglected role of small states.

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In Covert Action a team of leading scholars from around the world challenge the conventional narrative around secret statecraft, redefining it by offering a groundbreaking comparative perspective. press.georgetown.edu/Book/Covert-...

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Russian Military Thought by Stockholm University associate professor Gudrun Persson provides novel insights into Russian military thought—from the Crimean War to the war in Ukraine press.georgetown.edu/Book/Russian...

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Mastering the Corporate Chess Game—edited by leadership and career planning coach Cynthia Groves and featuring a foreword by Emmy-winning journalist Norah O'Donnell—is an essential guide for anyone seeking to get ahead in the workplace. press.georgetown.edu/Book/Masteri...

I am holding the exciting brand new history of DC punk by John R Davis, Keep Your Ear to the Ground, large format paperback with tons of full-color photos, published by Georgetown University Press. Cover design is red and black text on a white background, just like my Dead Kennedys T-shirt (not in this photo but I should have worn it). Next to it is a view of the ocean from my run.

#RunningPunks, meet @jrdarchivist.bsky.social, the author of the definitive, heavily illustrated history of punk fanzines in DC, Keep Your Ear to the Ground, new from @georgetownup.bsky.social, acquired by Hope LeGro! Today’s 🎧: “California Paradise” by the Runaways #BookSky @aupresses.bsky.social

Very excited to get my friend John Davis’s new book in the mail. As someone who was also introduced to punk rock through mix tapes in the 90s, this is a fun read.

La santé globale by University of Rhode Island professor Lars Erickson and Pennsylvania State University teaching professor Heather McCoy is a textbook that bridges from advanced French language learning to the pressing issue of global health.
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In Keep Your Ear to the Ground, University of Maryland archivist and former Q and Not U drummer John Davis documents the history of fanzines as they evolved alongside Washington, DC’s punk music scene.

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Out now via @georgetownup.bsky.social -- "Keep Your Ear to the Ground:" A History of Punk Fanzines in Washington, DC" documents one of the most important parts of a punk scene's ecosystem -- the fanzine creators. Should be available anywhere you find new books!

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In The Jesuits in the United States, Georgetown University professor David J. Collins, SJ, presents an overview of the Jesuits in America from the colonial era to the present day and reflects on what the past means for the present and the future of the order.
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