Stanford University Press is committed to the dissemination of new knowledge that will benefit, challenge and illuminate our society. The Press publishes around 130 books per year in the Humanities and Social Sciences, with a strong concentration in History, Literature, Philosophy, and Asian Studies, and growing lists in Politics, Sociology, Anthropology, and Religion.
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Featured Titles
The Future of Executive Development
30 November 2021
Taxis vs. Uber
Courts, Markets, and Technology in Buenos Aires
9 November 2021
Networked Nonproliferation
Making the NPT Permanent
5 October 2021
Green Mass
The Ecological Theology of St. Hildegard of Bingen
7 September 2021
Networking Print in Shakespeare’s England
Influence, Agency, and Revolutionary Change
17 August 2021
The Origins of COVID-19
China and Global Capitalism
3 August 2021
Vendors' Capitalism
A Political Economy of Public Markets in Mexico City
27 July 2021
Toward the Critique of Violence
A Critical Edition
22 June 2021
The Current Economy
Electricity Markets and Techno-Economics
15 June 2021
Pricing and Revenue Optimization
Second Edition
25 May 2021
It Could Lead to Dancing
Mixed-Sex Dancing and Jewish Modernity
25 May 2021
A Constitution for the Living
Imagining How Five Generations of Americans Would Rewrite the Nation's Fundamental Law
20 April 2021
Political Grammars
The Unconscious Foundations of Modern Democracy
6 April 2021
10% Less Democracy
Why You Should Trust Elites a Little More and the Masses a Little Less
16 March 2021
How to Make a Wetland
Water and Moral Ecology in Turkey
16 March 2021
A History of False Hope
Investigative Commissions in Palestine
15 December 2020
Showpiece City
How Architecture Made Dubai
27 October 2020
The Subject of Human Rights
22 September 2020
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