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Liverpool Distribution Services at Liverpool University Press
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Sales, marketing, and distribution for university presses.
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“Olive Growing in Palestine” by Juman Simaan explores how everyday life builds resistance and resilience in the face of military occupation. Read more: bit.ly/4t0S5UU
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“Serving the Street” by Matthew Jerome Schneider is a close observation of the relationship between race, class, urban space, and volunteers. Read more: bit.ly/49FcIyi
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Volunteering as Charity, Racial Justice, and Poverty Tourism
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“From Virile to Sterile” by Adriana Novoa explores the complex gendering of science, modernity, and civilization in eighteenth and nineteenth century Argentina. Available for pre-order: bit.ly/4jQnN2Z
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A graphic containing a 3D image of the book cover for "From Virile to Sterile" by Adriana Novoa. The cover presents the title in red and blue text, and the subtitle and author name in black text, along with vintage illustrations of a sword and feather. There is also an illustration in the middle of the cover which depicts a man assisting another man with tying his waistcoat in front of a dressing table, and a woman peering in to watch them through a door. The University of Pittsburgh Press logo can be found next to the cover in white, and the background of the image is an enlarged version of the illustration found on the book cover.
February 3, 2026 at 2:01 PM
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“Galileo's Fame” by Anna-Luna Post offers a welcomed new perspective on the volatile dynamic between early modern fame and science in Italy, and argues that fame is often shaped through human intervention. Available now: bit.ly/4r8bTUE
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Graphic containing a 3D image of the book cover for "Galileo's Fame" by Anna-Luna Post, which contains a blue illustration of a religious figure: a male angel with wings blowing a horn, with a snake-like figure around him. The book's title can be found on the cover in red text, and the author name and subtitle is in black text. Next to the cover, the University of Pittsburgh Press logo can be found in white, and the background of the image is an enlarged version of the illustration taken from the book cover.
February 3, 2026 at 2:01 PM