Giveaway For "The Right-Wing Idea Factory", 3D cover on red background. US Customers Only
Donald F. Kettl's new book "The Right-Wing Idea Factory" reveals the movement that has profoundly influenced policy at every level of government, driving polarization and upending long-standing political norms.
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Does public influence shape U.S. foreign policy?
Eminent foreign‑relations scholar Michael Mandelbaum shows how national ideals, economic strategy, and the public voice have shaped 250 years of America’s role in the world.
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#History #ForeignPolicy #Skystorians
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Timothée Chalamet may think “no one cares” about ballet or opera, but opera has long been a force for political activism. Martha C. Nussbaum's groundbreaking study examines how composers from Mozart to Verdi championed dignity, freedom, and justice 🎭
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#opera
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NAR Molecular Medicine is inviting submissions for the Targeting and Harnessing Nucleic Acids for Therapeutic Discovery collection. Work with leading experts in the field and feature your work in front of a global audience.
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Dr. Marc Breedlove—author of bestselling neuroscience textbooks including Behavioral Neuroscience, 10th Edition—appeared on the Huberman Lab podcast to share his expertise on how hormones shape brain development and sexual orientation.
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This month’s update comprises 229 new entries on people who died in 2022 and left their mark on UK national life. Figures include Queen Elizabeth II, Dame Vivienne Westwood, and many more.
Browse here: oxford.ly/4vocGUh
New subjects now available on Oxford Research Encyclopedias. Learn more. Oxford University Press.
Big news! Three new Oxford Research Encyclopedias are now available!
➡️ Gender & Women’s History
➡️ Migration Studies
➡️ Disability Studies
Use expertly-written articles to delve into exciting new topics.
What will your next project be? Let us know 👇 📚
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Call for new Editor-in-Chief. Apply now
Join the ESC family and help advance the future of cardiovascular care.
Applications are open for Editor-in-Chief of the European Heart Journal. Experienced cardiovascular researchers with editorial leadership are invited to guide the journal: oxford.ly/3MKqszb @escardio.bsky.social
Astronomy & Geophysics Vol. 67 Issue 2
🌍 Connecting science across disciplines
From international collaborations mapping mantle flow to breakthroughs that pierce the dusty veils of red supergiants, explore A&G's Editor’s Choice articles that reveal science as a deeply interconnected endeavour.
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Call for paper for French History Journal
🔔 Submissions are open for French History's upcoming special issue: The Valois (1328–1589): Governing France between Medieval and Modern.
Join the conversation: oxford.ly/3NMcCwQ
Deadline: 30 April 2026.
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EAAEP Foundation's Q Open is now indexed in Web of Science and will receive its first Impact Factor in 2026.
Q Open has reached a major milestone.
The journal is now indexed in Web of Science and set to receive its first Impact Factor in 2026.
Find out more about this great opportunity to amplify your economics research in an open‑access journal: oxford.ly/4ctSPeO
#Economics #Publishing
Research Connections call for papers on 'Health Systems and Models of Care Delivery'. Submit by 31st July 2026.
Research Connections is seeking original research and reviews on health system design, performance, and reform. Join a global conversation that matters.
👉 Submit by 31st July: oxford.ly/4b9fNpV
#HealthSystems #GlobalHealth #MedicalResearch
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If Your Adolescent Has Autism is a compassionate guide to understanding these years and how to support your teen's growth, confidence, and independence.
Written for parents, caregivers, and anyone walking alongside an autistic young person figuring out who they are: oxford.ly/4bX7Wxp
Enter the Goodreads giveaway for Emily Sneff’s When the Declaration of Independence Was News. US customers only.
Learn how people in 1776 celebrated, questioned, and interpreted the meaning of independence in “When the Declaration of Independence Was News.” Enter for a chance to win a copy of your own on Goodreads!
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Call for Papers for : International Journal of Low‑Carbon Technologies for a Special Collection on Advances in Photovoltaics and Energy Storage.
Final call for papers on Advances in Photovoltaics and Energy Storage for the International Journal of Low‑Carbon Technologies. Share your research on next‑gen PV materials, durability, and intelligent storage systems.
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#CFP #Renewables #EnergyStorage
Some of my thoughts on the implications of violent language underpinning our foreign policy today thanks to @foreignpolicy.com.
Call for papers on microbial evolution and human health. Learn more and submit. Oxford University Press.
🔬 Are you studying infectious diseases? Your work matters now more than ever.
Submit to Evolution, Medicine & Public Health on Microbial Evolution's impact on human health, focusing on pandemics, antibiotic resistance, and vaccine effectiveness.
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UC Berkeley’s David Henkin digs into how baseball reflects big shifts in American culture, fandom, identity, and the spectacle of game day.
Curious? Read more in the full article ➜ oxford.ly/3OiSLFw
EHJ Open is calling for papers on Mental Health and Cardiovascular Disease.
EHJ Open is accepting submissions for a special issue on mental health and cardiovascular disease.
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Special Issue: Ariel: mission, science & community engagement
🔭 Studying space and planetary science?
Explore the new "Ariel: mission, science & community engagement" Special Issue from #RASTI, a journal from @rasjournals.bsky.social.
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Don't Listen to Anyone Who Thinks Secession Will Solve Anything.
Ryan D. Griffiths, author of The Disunited States, examines the topic of secession in America in his recent article @Wired. Read more: oxford.ly/4tnaqeb
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Our patrons have unlocked the Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law for another year! 🎉 Thanks to their support all articles are free to access until March 2027.
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Transforming #Healthcare begins with transforming research. Here’s Dr Charles Young on his vision to improve global health and support patient-centric care through clinically relevant research.
See how Research Connections is advancing evidence-based healthcare: oxford.ly/4tpZCvW
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Honoring Mary Kingsbury Simkhovitch, founder of the National Housing Conference, and the often-forgotten “Mother of Public Housing.”
Her work helped shape modern affordable housing and uplift communities long before it was headline news.
Read her story: oxford.ly/3PLibMr
From Anglo-Saxon seas to our modern Age of Pings, 'Silence: A Literary History' uncovers 12 centuries of quiet moments that shaped English literature 🤫 Tracing how writers—from Shakespeare to Austen—use silence to reveal love, grief, and everything in between: oxford.ly/4s1atuZ
Call for Papers. Early Career Investigator Research. Learn more and submit your research. STEM CELLS journal.
Launching your career in #stemcellresearch? STEM CELLS is accepting Early Career Investigator submissions, offering rigorous peer review and a platform to highlight your work.
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Last chance to submit!
The International Journal of Food Science & Technology’s special issue on Health and Environmental Influence of Alternative Proteins in Diets is closing on the 30th June!
Don’t miss your chance: academic.oup.com/ijfst/pages/...
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🌷March Issue
📖 Book Review
💬'...theoretically engaging, normatively stimulating, and empirically appealing...’
Edith Manalachioaei reviews "The Normalization of the Radical Right" by @valentimvicente.bsky.social
@academic.oup.com, 2024
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We’re excited to be exhibiting at UKSG 2026! 📚✨
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If your work touches on waste, culture, materiality, or environmental futures, Oxford Intersections: Cultures of Waste would value your perspective as a peer reviewer.
It’s a chance to support rigorous interdisciplinary research and connect with others in the field: oxford.ly/4tfVsqj
