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New Books Published in July 2025 See all the new books published in July 2025 by Cornell University Press and its imprints.

Before we kick off August, don't miss out on the lineup of books published in July 2025!

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View all the latest titles here: www.cornellpress.cornell.edu/new-books-pu...

The Hard Work of Hope by Michael Ansara | Paperback | Cornell University Press The Hard Work of Hope takes you into the heady days of 1960s and 1970s activism, chronicling the hopes and strategies of the young people who created the movements that rocked the country.Michael Ansa...

From heartbreak to healing, @michaelansara.bsky.social's THE HARD WORK OF HOPE reminds us that hope isn't just wishful thinking— it's a daily choice and a powerful force for change.

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The Hard Work of Hope by Michael Ansara | Paperback | Cornell University Press The Hard Work of Hope takes you into the heady days of 1960s and 1970s activism, chronicling the hopes and strategies of the young people who created the movements that rocked the country.Michael Ansa...

When life knocks you down, hope isn't just a feeling but a practice.

In THE HARD WORK OF HOPE by Michael Ansara, we discover that hope isn't about passively waiting for better days, but actively creating them.

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Fighting Toxic Ignorance by Alan Derickson | Hardcover | Cornell University Press Fighting Toxic Ignorance explores conflict over access to information regarding health hazards encountered in the US workplace during the first three-quarters of the twentieth century. Alan Derickson....

In FIGHTING TOXIC IGNORANCE, Alan Derickson explores conflict over access to information regarding health hazards encountered in the US workplace during the first three-quarters of the twentieth century.

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The Backlist Blog: The Unsung Heroines of Barbara Kingsolver's Holding the Line In this Backlist Blog, we explore how Barbara Kingsolver's Holding the Line unveils women's crucial role in the 1983 Arizona Mine Strike.

HOLDING THE LINE shines a spotlight on an often overlooked chapter of labor history – the 1983 copper mine strike in Arizona and the crucial role women played in it.

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Learn more in this edition of the #BacklistBlog: www.cornellpress.cornell.edu/unsung-heroi...

What Weber’s Protestant work ethic misses about Americans’ attitudes about work Is the United States the land of an obsessive Protestant work ethic? Claudia Strauss, author of What Work Means, considers this question.

Is the United States the land of an obsessive Protestant (or productivist) work ethic?

Claudia Strauss, author of WHAT WORK MEANS, explores what may be missed in this understanding of Americans’ attitudes about work.

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Read now: www.cornellpress.cornell.edu/protestant-w...