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Featured Monthly Releases – September 2026

As September closes, discover new titles that explore writing, media, music, life and economics from fresh interdisciplinary perspectives. Our featured releases offer thought-provoking approaches to academic communication, cultural experience and some of the complex questions shaping contemporary scholarship. Crafting Revision in Academic Writing – One Word Strengthens an Argument Crafting Revision in Academic Writing places […]

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Featured Monthly Releases – August 2026

This August, explore ideas that broaden perspectives, spark new thinking and contribute to meaningful conversations. Discover our featured releases for the month. The Anthem Beckett Studies Reader – Re-viewing Samuel Beckett This collection brings together influential essays that trace the development of Beckett scholarship across literature, theatre, media, philosophy and performance. It explores themes including […]

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Featured Monthly Releases – July 2026

This July, explore a collection of thought-provoking new titles that address philosophy, politics, healthcare, culture and sustainable development. Our featured releases offer fresh perspectives on some of today’s most pressing global questions. Wittgenstein and Popular Culture This edited volume explores how Wittgenstein’s philosophy offers a distinctive approach to the study of popular culture, bridging philosophy […]

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Featured Monthly Releases – June 2026

This June, discover new titles that explore the intersections of culture, society and global transformation. Spanning decolonisation, sustainability, philosophy, regional studies and public policy, these latest releases offer timely perspectives that advance critical research across disciplines. Archipelagothic: Studies in the Philippine Gothic This edited volume explores how the Gothic has evolved across Philippine literature, film, […]

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Featured Monthly Releases – May 2026

This May, explore new titles that engage with artificial intelligence, identity, sustainability and critical thought across disciplines. Discover our latest releases examining the ideas, challenges and conversations shaping contemporary society. The Anthem Handbook of Soft Power and Public Diplomacy in the Age of AI This volume explores how artificial intelligence is reshaping influence, diplomacy and […]

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Featured Monthly Releases – April 2026

This April, discover new titles that engage with pressing global challenges, historical inquiry and interdisciplinary perspectives. Explore our latest releases that contribute to critical conversations across fields.   Affordable Housing for Livable Cities As cities across the world face mounting housing crises, this book examines strategies for creating affordable and sustainable urban living environments. It […]

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Featured Monthly Releases – March 2026

This March, discover ideas that spark new thinking and deepen critical conversations. Explore our featured releases for the month. Music Technology Panic Narratives Beyond Piracy: From Taping to Napster to TikTok This book examines how the recording industry has repeatedly framed new technologies as threats through what is termed the ‘piracy panic narrative’. It argues […]

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Featured Monthly Releases – February 2026

This February, embrace ideas that challenge perspectives and inspire meaningful dialogue. Take a look at our featured releases for this month. The Ecstasy of Reproduction: Postmodernity and Its Contemporaneity This book argues that we remain firmly within postmodernity, an era defined not by creation but by reproduction, where originality has faded and hyperreality appears more […]

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Featured Monthly Releases  – January  2026

January opens the year with a sense of renewal and momentum, setting the tone for the months ahead. Discover our featured releases for this month. The Failure of the Voice Referendum and the Future of Australian Democracy This book examines the failed 2023 Voice referendum as a pivotal moment in Australian democracy, shaped by misinformation, […]