The 59th International Congress on Medieval Studies will take place in a hybrid format Thursday, May 9, through Saturday, May 11, 2024. Find Manchester University Press at Booth 25! You can meet... READ MORE
The 59th International Congress on Medieval Studies will take place in a hybrid format Thursday, May 9, through Saturday, May 11, 2024. Find Manchester University Press at Booth 25! You can meet... READ MORE
Want to discover the latest history of medicine books from MUP? To celebrate MUP’s attendance of AAHM in May, we’re offering 30% off our most recent history of medicine books.Use code... READ MORE
Manchester University Press is proud to announce the launch of a new series: Women on the Move. This transdisciplinary series aims to shine a light on the diverse experiences of women in migration... READ MORE
I am thrilled to join the Gender in History Series at Manchester University Press. Books published in this series have influenced my research, and now I am honored to share this space with my esteemed... READ MORE
The material bodyedited by Elizabeth Craig-Atkins and Karen Harvey In the pursuit of understanding our past, historians and archaeologists delve into the intricate layers of human existence, seeking... READ MORE
Manchester University Press – Decolonizing imagesby Ronnie Close In the wake of the 2011 revolution, Egypt emerged as a focal point in global conversations on the transformative power of... READ MORE
Manchester University Press’s renowned Studies in Design and Material Culture series continues to develop the art history landscape with its latest publication, Threads of Globalization edited... READ MORE
LGBT+ History Month welcomes everyone, regardless of your professional background—be it in education, museums, libraries, art galleries, businesses, services, or as a member of a network, social... READ MORE
Manchester University Press proudly announces the release of the highly anticipated second edition of “The History of Emotions,” providing an updated and comprehensive critical overview of... READ MORE
In the intricate tapestry of historical narratives, the study of premodern whiteness emerges as a captivating thread, weaving through bodily and nonsomatic representations. In the late medieval West,... READ MORE