Last day of #OAH26 book exhibit. Open till 5. Big discounts on display copies!
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Making their conference debut at #OAH26!
I’m so excited for these stellar books to meet their readers. Congrats to Rashauna Johnson and Tatiana Seijas. @universitypress.cambridge.org
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Big congrats to our @oah.org ‘s award winner Thomas Jamison!
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At #OAH26? Stop by and browse. Big discounts on display copies and some awesome new titles making their conference debut! @universitypress.cambridge.org

Congrats to Louise Walker, whose book, Debts Unpaid: Two Centuries of Trouble and Conflict in Mexico's Economy, is a finalist for the @cndhistassoc.bsky.social 's Wallace K. Ferguson Prize!

Great list. You should make a playlist for Gangster of New York!

The Feliciana Parishes of Louisiana For 74 days in 1810 the current-day parishes of East and West Feliciana in New Orleans were part of the independent Republic of West Florida, which flew a lone star…

Thanks to @feministkelly.bsky.social for this great Unsung History podcast w/Rashauna Johnson about her new book, Sweet Home Feliciana.

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www.unsunghistorypodcast.com/Felicianas/

Still one more month to apply for our new grant for under-represented early career scholars. All details below. @universitypress.cambridge.org

Happy Publication Week to Rashauna Johnson's highly anticipated new book, Sweet Home Feliciana.

Available for purchase now
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This year's top #PROSEAward, the R.R. Hawkins Award, goes to @universitypress.cambridge.org for "Atlantic Cataclysm: Rethinking the Atlantic Slave Trades" by David Eltis. Congratulations!

Fantastic news: not only was Atlantic Cataclysm by David Eltis the PROSE winner for world history, it has now also been awarded the PROSE award for Excellence in Humanities AND the PROSE Awards' highest honor, the RR Hawkins Award! @cambup-law.cambridge.org @americanpublish.bsky.social

Thanks to @thedriftmag.com and @erikmbaker.bsky.social for spreading the word about Cold War Liberalism edited by @mbrenes.bsky.social and @dbessner.bsky.social -- a volume that is sure to provoke much discussion. Available now in paperback from @universitypress.cambridge.org

Thrilled that the Prose winner in the World History category is David Eltis for his book Atlantic Cataclysm: Rethinking the Atlantic Slave Trades. @universitypress.cambridge.org is honored to be his publisher.

Just a reminder about the new grant we (@universitypress.cambridge.org) are offering. Deadline is mid-April. Please spread the word.

@kevinpcoleman.bsky.social and Sebastian Carassai at #AHA26 this past weekend with their new book, Coups d'Etat in Cold War Latin America. @historians.org @universitypress.cambridge.org

Bryan McCann with his Rio book (in our Ten Moments series) at #AHA26. A fascinating history of the city told through ten pivotal moments. @universitypress.cambridge.org @historians.org

All set up at #AHA26. Exhibit hall opens tomorrow (Friday) at 9 am. So many great new books to see. Stop by (lower level of the Chicago Hilton) and have a look. @universitypress.cambridge.org @historians.org

Will miss you more than you know!

Great cover and what’s inside is even better! Forthcoming from @universitypress.cambridge.org
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Hooray! Love this cover!

Thursday at 1:30-3pm at #AHA26, I’ll
be talking about publishing with some of my esteemed university press colleagues. Hope to see you there. @historians.org @alisonsyring.bsky.social

2026 Finalists for the Pauli Murray Book Prize in Black Intellectual History - AAIHS The African American Intellectual History Society (AAIHS) is pleased to announce the finalists for the ninth annual Pauli Murray Book Prize for the best book in Black intellectual history. Named after...

More accolades for @chloeireton.bsky.social's Slavery & Freedom in Black Thought in the Early Spanish Atlantic, it's a finalist for the Pauli Murray Book Prize in Black Intellectual History from the AAIHS. @universitypress.cambridge.org

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Congratulations to @petemillwood.bsky.social for co-winning the Richard T. Arndt Prize for Outstanding Work on Cultural Diplomacy from the Lois Roth Foundation for his fascinating book, Improbable Diplomats. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

Amplifying voices New Cambridge grant to help under-represented scholars publish

Thrilled about this new grant we are offering for under-represented early career scholars. The first cycle is for scholars in history and area studies. Please spread the word widely. @universitypress.cambridge.org

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We are so happy for @chloeireton.bsky.social and Shantel George who are both included in @slaveryarchive.bsky.social's Ten Best Books of 2025! Much deserved recognition for these stellar books. @universitypress.cambridge.org

The Cambridge University Press NY team celebrating the holidays. Grateful for my brilliant colleagues and the very important work they consistently shepherd into the world. @rblaifeder.bsky.social @matthewgallaway.bsky.social

An important book on a fascinating and underexplored topic by @kevin-bales.bsky.social and Michael Rota. Available in a few weeks: www.cambridge.org/us/universit...
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Delighted that Kunal Parker has been awarded the John Philip Reid Award from the American Society of Legal History for The Turn To Process. Also thrilled that Kunal is an incoming editor for our Cambridge Historical Studies in Amer. Law & Society series. @cambup-law.cambridge.org

Cover of Cambridge UP Explaining the History of American Foreign Relations

Explaining the History of American Foreign Relations won’t be out officially until 2026 but is shipping now🗃️ edited by Frank Costigliola and Barbara Keys, exceptional contributors and graat chapters, also mine on #ideology @shafrhistorians.bsky.social www.cambridge.org/highereducat...

If you’re at the American Society for Legal History conference this week, stop by and see our stellar new legal history books. Book exhibit opens today (11/13) at noon. @universitypress.cambridge.org