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Anthem Library of the Month | NEW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY

Anthem Library of the Month | NEW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY

9 November 2012 Uncategorized

© 2012 New York Society Library People who are melodramatic about the decline of the physical book often see booklovers as having to retreat to redoubts, sanctuaries, like people of learning retiring to monasteries in late antiquity. Things may not be that drastic, but my personal Monte Cassino or Vivarium...

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Anthem Book Spotlight | HORROR AND THE HORROR FILM

Anthem Book Spotlight | HORROR AND THE HORROR FILM

8 November 2012 Uncategorized

During the recent Halloween season, our new book, Horror and the Horror Film by Bruce F. Kawin, was featured as a giveaway prize in several horror festivals around the U.S. Both the RI International Horror Film Festival and Knoxville Horror Film Fest raffled off several copies of the book during...

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What Obama’s Re-Election Means for Higher Education

What Obama’s Re-Election Means for Higher Education

7 November 2012 Publishing Industry News

Inside Higher Ed has written an interesting article, entitled ‘What Obama victory means for higher education.’ Obama, they say, “has focused more on higher education than almost any other president” and this article offers a few insights into what we can expect these next four years with regard to federal...

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Anthem Library of the Month | BIBLIOTECA NACIONAL DE ESPANA

Anthem Library of the Month | BIBLIOTECA NACIONAL DE ESPANA

17 September 2012 Uncategorized

© 2012 Alquibla The Biblioteca Nacional de España, opposite the Recoletos underground station in Madrid, was created and opened to the public by Philip V in 1712, and is thus celebrating its tercentenary in 2012. It became a national library rather than a royal property in 1836, and moved into...

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Anthem Library of the Month | BIBLIOTHECA ZI-KA-WEI

Anthem Library of the Month | BIBLIOTHECA ZI-KA-WEI

18 July 2012 Uncategorized

If you want to escape the remorseless development and frenetic pace of modern Shanghai and re-discover that colonial pre-1949 period when the city was an International Settlement run by foreigners with their own police force, soldiers and gunboats then, hidden away from any but the most diligent and enquiring, is...

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Anthem Library of the Month | STATE LIBRARY OF VICTORIA

Anthem Library of the Month | STATE LIBRARY OF VICTORIA

1 June 2012 Uncategorized

© 2009 Kelly Makepeace “During a recent trip to Melbourne, I found the State Library of Victoria a beautiful architectural environment in which to work. The Library is a lively focal point in the city for students, workers and visitors and also has in its southern wing the Wheeler Centre where regular...

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Visit Anthem Press at New Delhi World Book Fair 2012 and other leading global book fairs this year

Visit Anthem Press at New Delhi World Book Fair 2012 and other leading global book fairs this year

17 February 2012 Uncategorized

Every year Anthem Press exhibits at leading publishing industry fairs around the world including the Frankfurt Book Fair and London Book Fair. We cordially invite you to visit us at one (or more!) of these fairs. The first major book event of the year is the New Delhi World Book...

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The Importance of Reading Classics

The Importance of Reading Classics

14 December 2011 Uncategorized

Classics. They seem to be eternal. We all have read them. We all want to read more. Anthem Press will be launching its own series of Classics in 2012. Watch this space! In the meantime, here are some takes on Classics by well-known writers… “Definition of a classic: a book...

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Anthem Press makes it onto Bloomberg’s Top Business Books list!

Anthem Press makes it onto Bloomberg’s Top Business Books list!

30 September 2011 Uncategorized

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-09-16/lehman-trader-goes-mad-greeks-wallow-in-odious-debt-top-business-books.html

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Anthem and the History of Political Economy Project

Anthem and the History of Political Economy Project

22 August 2011 Uncategorized

In October 2009, The Institute for New Economic Thinking (INET) was formed through a grant of $50 million from financier and philanthropist George Soros. From this cornucopia emerged INET’s Inaugural Grant Program, a bold response to the recent economic crisis. The program aims to encourage new economic thinking, and it...

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