Tag: Stanford Press

January 21, 2015

New Year, New Website

Welcome to the new digs.

Stanford Press News
December 19, 2014

Our Top 5 Blog Posts from 2014

It’s not even New Year’s and we’re already nostalgic.

Stanford Press News
December 2, 2014

Top 5 Picks from the Year-End Sale

Through the end of the year, all 2014 titles and select gift books available at a discount.

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November 17, 2014

Why Religious Studies Matter

On shepherding a religious studies list into being.

Religious Studies, Stanford Press News
November 17, 2014

AAR 2014: A Blog Series

Religious studies scholars discuss book series, Foucault, John Brown, and more.

Religious Studies
November 11, 2014

To Make A Book (Circa 1960)

In which we take a moment to appreciate the craftsmanship of printing.

Stanford Press News
October 29, 2014

SUPcats

They’re like LOLcats, but more dignified (sort of).

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January 24, 2014

Year Four in Egypt: Regime Change and Resistance

On the current state of Egypt’s fraught political landscape. by JOSHUA STACHER As the third anniversary of Egypt’s uprising nears, pessimism permeates analyses of the country’s political trajectory. The Tamarud-inspired mobilization forced the country’s lead generals back to work after a 12-month retirement from governing …

Current Affairs, Middle East Studies
January 3, 2014

’sup? @ SUP

It’s a new year and a new season for Stanford University Press, which of course means a new catalog! Now available for perusing, the Spring 2014 catalog features two co-published art books, a genre-bending memoir from a Parisian psychoanalyst, a book on botched executions that …

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