Explore a cross-disciplinary selection of Women’s Studies titles from Manchester University Press. From the award-winning “I am Jugoslovenka!”, to fantastic new releases in our... READ MORE
Women’s Studies reading list
Explore a cross-disciplinary selection of Women’s Studies titles from Manchester University Press. From the award-winning “I am Jugoslovenka!”, to fantastic new releases in our... READ MORE
Achieving global nuclear disarmament is the highest disarmament priority of the United Nations. Today, as we observe the International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons,... READ MORE
In this episode, Professor of Global and Imperial History at Queen Mary University of London, Kim Wagner, speaks to historian Daniel Foliard, author of The violence of colonial photography. They... READ MORE
In this episode, the director of Goldsmiths’ Centre for Queer History, Justin Bengry, speaks to Matt Cook and Alison Oram, co-authors of Queer beyond London, which highlights the vibrance and... READ MORE
I suspect, though I certainly cannot prove it, that every life moves full circle – toward revelation. You begin to see, and even rejoice to see, what you always saw James Baldwin, Every Good-Bye... READ MORE
South Asian Heritage Month (SAHM) first took place in 2018, and is now held annually to honour, recognise, and appreciate South Asian histories, communities, and culture, as well as to understand the... READ MORE
Manchester University Press have assembled a collection of thought-provoking books that not only shed light on the complex histories of colonialism but also examine the far-reaching ramifications that... READ MORE
This year marks a milestone in the history of healthcare in the United Kingdom—the 75th anniversary of the National Health Service (NHS). As we celebrate this achievement, it is crucial to reflect... READ MORE
‘This is the playlist that I made and listened to while writing my new book, Now that’s what I call a history of the 1980s (publishing July 2023). Some of the songs I listened to over and... READ MORE
We’re celebrating Victorian Popular Fiction this summer by bringing together books on popular writers, literary genres and other cultural forms from the nineteenth century in a new reading list.... READ MORE