Net Elements by @cbolzendahl.bsky.social & @hildecoffe.bsky.social 📚
Free to download now!
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Net Elements by @cbolzendahl.bsky.social & @hildecoffe.bsky.social 📚
Free to download now!
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Almost 5 years after taking over the politics & sociology list at CUP, I’ve been promoted to Publisher ☺️ I love the work I do at @cambup-polsci.cambridge.org and look forward to continuing to build relationships with authors working across both disciplines and publishing some fantastic books! 📖
04.03.2026 17:06 — 👍 22 🔁 1 💬 3 📌 0
Excited to share our latest Gender & Politics @cambup-polsci.cambridge.org Element by @lizziebrannon.bsky.social & Jakana Thomas “Legislating Peace”
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A very interesting open access book by @jasonbjackson.bsky.social engaging a puzzle: why did India restrict FDI in auto manufacturing but allowed multinationals in oil, while Brazil welcomed foreign auto companies but prohibited FDI in oil?
12.01.2026 21:31 — 👍 28 🔁 10 💬 2 📌 0
This book examines how moral rhetoric is a crucial – and potentially unifying – part of how we experience democratic representation.
Shared Morals: The Role of Moral Rhetoric in Party Politics by @jaeheejung.bsky.social, Coming Soon
https://cup.org/4pCplQa
#Politics #PoliSci 🗺️
Accountability Shock is out with CUP! It explains why transitional justice tools deter criminal wars in new democracies. Grateful to Guillermo Trejo and @juanalbarracind.bsky.social for an amazing collaboration and to all who shared their expertise with us.
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Join us on Tuesday March 3rd for the launch of @kbclarke.bsky.social's 'Return of Tyranny: Why Counterrevolutions Emerge and Succeed', published by @universitypress.cambridge.org.
Find out more and register to attend: www.lse.ac.uk/middle-east-...
My forthcoming book, Coverage Denied: How Health Insurers Drive Inequality in the United States, got a shoutout in this NPR piece on prior authorizations for prescription drugs. www.npr.org/2026/02/26/n...
26.02.2026 16:51 — 👍 71 🔁 27 💬 2 📌 0
Feeling very happy that this new book has just been published. It was a true pleasure writing this with @pvanaelst.bsky.social, @luisagehle.bsky.social, Christian Schemer and Alon Zoizner.
And it is open access until March 11, so get it now :-)!
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Library Journal just reviewed my forthcoming book Coverage Denied: How Health Insurers Drive Inequality in the United States and wrote that "this examination of the American health insurance system is an essential read." It's out 4/23, available for pre-order with CUP, Amazon, Strand, or Powell's!
24.02.2026 18:05 — 👍 67 🔁 24 💬 3 📌 0
New Cambridge Element, Conflict and Maternal Health, by Susan Hannah Allen and Frank C. Thames, out now! Read for free for the next 2 weeks at
https://cup.org/4adqEA0
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Explores how global migration filters people with liberal democratic values out of authoritarian spaces, enabling democratic backsliding around the world.
Democratic Drain by Justin Gest, Coming Soon
Pre-order now!
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#PoliSky #Politics #Immigration #BookSky
New Cambridge Element, Double Glass Ceiling, by Jeong Hyun Kim and Yesola Kweon, out now! Read for free for the next 2 weeks at
https://cup.org/4s3NPCX
New Cambridge Element, Legislating Peace, by Elizabeth L. Brannon and Jakana Thomas, out now! Read for free for the next 2 weeks at
https://cup.org/4aJv0Oe
This is a big week for the Elements in Gender and Politics Series that @dzobrien.bsky.social and I edit @cambup-polsci.cambridge.org
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"Reactionary Politics in South Korea" by Myungji Yang
"A brilliant study of the rise of the South Korean right-wing, on a quite different path than the globalization and economic dislocation that spurred the far-right in the West."
Reactionary Politics in South Korea by Myungji Yang
🗺️ 🗃️ #BookSky #PoliSci
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Culture and Mass Schooling by Melina R. Platas
Reveals a widespread gap in education between African Muslims and Christians, and examines the role of culture in its persistence.
📚 https://cup.org/4a2f9tw
I'm very excited about the most recent @cambup-polsci.cambridge.org Element in Politics & Communication, "Catching Fire in the News
The Necessary Conditions for Media Storms" by Amber Boydstun, @jilllaufer.bsky.social, @dallascard.bsky.social & Noah Smith. Check it out: doi.org/10.1017/9781....
Governing Digital China by Daniela Stockmann and Ting Luo
Challenges top-down notions of digital governance, exploring popular corporatism and the bottom-up influences of China's largest tech firms.
📚 https://cup.org/44YBCGc
Thrilled about this new grant we are offering for under-represented early career scholars. The first cycle is for scholars in history and area studies. Please spread the word widely. @universitypress.cambridge.org
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Read more here: 🔗 cup.org/4pF5xvr
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"A must-read for those who care how communication shapes politics in Congress and in America."
Black Voices in the Halls of Power by Jennifer R. Garcia, Christopher T. Stout, & Katherine Tate, Out Now
🗺️ 🗃️ #LawSky #USPOL #PoliSci #PoliSky
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New Cambridge Element, Catching Fire in the News, by Amber E. Boydstun, Jill R. Laufer, Dallas Card and Noah A. Smith, out now! Read Open Access at
https://cup.org/3Z6zCZs
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"The Elephants in the Room" by @smotus.bsky.social is an on-the-ground examination of the 2024 presidential nomination, finding that Republican leaders were reluctant to nominate Donald Trump but had lost control of their party to passionate voters.
Pre-Order today!
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Reactionary Politics in South Korea by Myungji Yang
Compelling analysis of the on-the-ground, internal dynamics of far-right actors in South Korea, examining their communities and worldviews.
📚 https://cup.org/3L5OUu9
"Fewer than one percent of in-network claim denials result in appeal, even though people were winning roughly half the time," @mirandayaver.bsky.social (University of Pittsburgh) tells Erin Moriarty. She explains how insurance companies shape healthcare with claim denials.
Read in @cbsnews.com:
Here is the CBS Sunday Morning piece for which I was interviewed about findings from my book Coverage Denied. Health insurance barriers ration health care by inconvenience, imposing hurdles to get prescribed care with administratively burdensome appeals many can’t navigate. youtu.be/SRPOoPDN-7w?...
11.01.2026 15:37 — 👍 202 🔁 93 💬 12 📌 14
Dragging this book carcass across the finish line. Finally.
amid bad one bright spot: “supremely polarizing” short book w @matthewhitt.bsky.social has been accepted for publication. more data showing sorting of judicial public opinion, a validated short measure of specific support, and a new measure of applied support for rule of law relation to legitimacy.
11.01.2026 14:39 — 👍 26 🔁 4 💬 4 📌 0
This Sunday, you can find me on CBS Sunday Morning discussing health insurance coverage denials and the findings from my forthcoming book, Coverage Denied, which is out 4/23 and available for preorder (www.cambridge.org/core/books/c...). www.cbsnews.com/news/this-we...
09.01.2026 21:43 — 👍 155 🔁 29 💬 18 📌 0
Excited to share a new Cambridge Element in the Gender & Politics Series. 📚 Read for free for the next 2 weeks cup.org/49HjK5q
Congratulations @caglayanbaser.bsky.social
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We’ve got a great slate of books publishing with @cambup-polsci.cambridge.org in 2026, including @smotus.bsky.social’s highly anticipated new book on the Republican Party. You can pre-order it now; out June 18!
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