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The Trials of
Clara Foltz United States. . . . . . . . . 2-3
Barbara Babcock Europe.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-6
Woman Lawyer tells the
Cold War History. . . . . . . . . 7
story of Clara Foltz, the
first woman admitted Latin America.. . . . . . . . 8-9
to the California Bar.
Famous in her time as a Asia. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-12
public intellectual, leader Middle East.. . . . . . 13-15
of the women’s move-
ment, and legal reformer, Jewish History.. . 16-17
Foltz faced terrific prejudice and well-organized oppo- Cultural and
2 sition to women lawyers as she tried cases in front of Intellectual History. . . 18
all-male juries, raised five children as a single mother,
Also of Interest.. . . . . . . . 19
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balance the public prosecutor. This book uncovers the Exam Copy Policy.. . . . 19
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Liberty examines the first twen- “This volume constitutes a bold makes a significant contribution
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Gilman and the Story of dential authority.”
A Biography Hodgkin’s Disease —Meena Bose,
Cynthia J. Davis Hofstra University
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United States
Paris, 1200
John W. Baldwin
Paris in 1200 was a city
in transition. The great
cathedral of Notre Dame
was halfway through its
construction and walls
were being built to enclose
the new, larger limits of
the city. Pope Innocent
III ordered all French
churches closed to punish
King Philip Augustus for
From Deficit to Deluge
his remarriage; the king himself negotiated an un-
The Origins of the
4 precedented truce with the English; and the students French Revolution
of Paris threatened a general strike, punctuated with Edited by Thomas E. Kaiser
incidents of violence, to protest infringements of and Dale K. Van Kley
their rights. “This excellent collection is
representative of the many
John W. Baldwin brilliantly resurrects this key mo- analytical pathways explored
ment in Parisian history using documents only from in the so-called ‘post-revisionist’
era of French Revolutionary
1190 to 1210—a narrow focus made possible by the studies. The contributors bring
availability of collections of the Capetian monarchy together a nice mix of perspec-
and the medieval scholastic thinkers. This unique tives and subjects and show
approach results in a vivid snapshot of the city at the impressive mastery over the
relevant scholarship. The edi-
turn of the thirteenth century. tors impose an unusual degree
of unity on the volume with
Paris, 1200 introduces the reader to the city itself and their thoughtful disquisition on
its inhabitants. Three "faces" exemplify these inhabit- origins and their state of the art
ants: that of the celebrated scholar Pierre the Chanter, historiographical framing.”
of King Philip Augustus, and of the more deeply hid- —Jay Smith,
University of North Carolina
den visages of women. The book examines the city’s at Chapel Hill
primary institutions: the royal government, the Church, 360 pp., 2011
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sity at Paris. Finally, it offers an account of the delights
and pleasures, as well as the fears and sorrows, of Pari-
sian life in this period.
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Defending National Paris Dreams,
Treasures Paris Memories
French Art and Heritage
Under Vichy The City and
Elizabeth Campbell Its Mystique
Karlsgodt Charles Rearick
“This book makes several
How did Paris become what
critical arguments, including a
strongly documented case for it is today? Charles Rearick
continuity in French cultural argues that we can best find
policy from the Third Republic the answer by understand-
through Vichy and the post-
ing Paris as several cities in
war years. Karlsgodt shows
that French cultural policy one, each with its own his-
during the Occupation must tory and its own imaginary
be understood more in terms shaped by dream and memory. Paris has long been at
of domestic interests than as
a function of collaboration
once a cosmopolitan City of Light and of modernity, a 5
with the Germans. She raises patchwork of time-resistant urban “villages,” a treasured
important ethical questions heirloom (“old Paris”), a crowded and dirty hell without
about museum acquisitions opportunities for the downtrodden, and a legendary
policies, not only in Vichy
pleasure dome. These different faces of Paris have all
France, but also in postwar
France and elsewhere.” played a part in making the enchanting, beloved, flawed
—Bertram Gordon, city of our time.
Mills College
Europe
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Special Relations ianism, 1590–1640 Mobility, Identity,
6 The Americanization Polly Ha and Conflict in a
of Britain? “Ha presents us with a quite
Globalized World
H. L. Malchow original vision both of the con- Edited by Roland Hsu
“This is a major work of his- tinuity of Presbyterian thought “This book is a timely and
torical interpretation, strongly between 1590 and 1640, incisive contribution to our un-
revisionist in its approach and when that discussion was sup- derstanding of migration flows
cogently argued. A skeptical posed to have vanished, and into Europe in today’s global-
critic, Malchow offers an unsen- of a full-fledged Presbyterian ized world. Substantial move-
timental, nuanced approach polity that compelled the ments of peoples into Europe,
that eschews naïve anglophilia loyalty and active involvement from far beyond traditional
or American triumphalism. An of a large number of English countries of origin, present
American scholar who has urban people.” the European Union and the
closely observed life in Britain —Paul S. Seaver, countries of Europe with fun-
over many years, his personal Stanford University damental challenges in human,
experience clearly informs a social, and political terms. [It]
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than any other on the subject.” in analyzing a subject of major
—Fred Leventhal, new in paperback importance for the road ahead
Boston University for European integration.”
Sir Edward Coke and
—Jan Eliasson,
392 pp., 9 illustrations, 2011
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the Elizabethan Age Former Minister for Foreign Affairs
Allen D. Boyer of Sweden and President of the
United Nations General Assembly
new in paperback “This is a good book, carefully
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Creation of a Dynasty scholarship which brings light
The Critical Years to bear upon the historical mi-
1806–1816 lieu in which Sir Edward Coke
Herbert H. Kaplan rose to prominence.”
224 pp., 1 table, 7 illustrations, 2006 —Australian Journal of
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Europe
Cold War International History Project
Copublished with the Woodrow Wilson Center Press
Latin America
Before the Shining Path Brazil’s Steel City The Tourism
Politics in Rural Ayacucho, Developmentalism, Encounter
1895–1980 Strategic Power, and Fashioning Latin 9
Jaymie Patricia Heilman Industrial Relations American Nations
“This book is a sensitive and in Volta Redonda, and Histories
probing analysis of tensions in 1941–1964 Florence E. Babb
Ayacucho before the Shining Oliver J. Dinius
“Mark Twain once wrote that
Path insurgency devastated the “This book contributes a new travel is fatal to prejudice and
area in the 1980s. It is not easy understanding of labor and narrow-mindedness. Yet as
to understand the violence that business history in Brazil. Un- Florence Babb shows effec-
swept through this area, but Heil- like other works in Brazilian tively in this panoramic journey
man’s work provides important labor history, this one deals and anthropological analysis of
insights into local dynamics. Heil- with one of the most strategic post-revolutionary Cuba, Nica-
man excels at combining archival industries in Brazil, one that is ragua, Peru, and Chiapas, travel
research with oral history inter- state-owned and central to the cannot escape history. In The
views to create a complex and development plans of Brazilian Tourism Encounter, Babb shows
nuanced study of class and racial political elites. The very special that travel in the form of tour-
dynamics in the countryside.” labor history presented in Bra- ism is always packed with the
—Marc Becker, zil’s Steel City forces us to rethink politics of social relations, past
Truman State University those other studies of (largely and present. And that’s just the
272 pp., 1 map, 2010 privately owned) industries.” way it should be, as this book
9780804770941 Cloth $60.00 $48.00 sale —Marshall Eakin, so ably demonstrates.”
Vanderbilt University —Matthew Gutmann,
new in paperback 352 pp., 12 tables, 5 figures, 20 illustrations, 5 Brown University
Winner of the 2009 Warren maps, 2010
Dean Memorial Prize, sponsored 264 pp., 25 illustrations, 2010
by the Conference on Latin 9780804771689 Cloth $65.00 $52.00 sale 9780804771566 Paper $21.95 $17.56 sale
American History 9780804771559 Cloth $60.00 $48.00 sale
Winner of the 2010 Roberto Reis
Prize, sponsored by the Brazilian
Studies Association
A Poverty of Rights
Citizenship and Inequality
in Twentieth-Century
Rio de Janeiro
Brodwyn Fischer
488 pp., 14 tables, 3 figures, 5 illustrations,
5 maps, 2008
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Latin America
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The Oil Prince’s Becoming Asia Modern China’s
10 Legacy Change and Continuity Network Revolution
Rockefeller Philanthropy in Asian International Chambers of Commerce
in China Relations Since World and Sociopolitical Change
Mary Brown Bullock War II in the Early Twentieth
Alice Lyman Miller and Century
The Oil Prince’s Legacy traces
Richard Wich Zhongping Chen
Rockefeller philanthropy in
China from the nineteenth This work fills a gap by pro- Zhongping Chen examines
century to today. Family diaries, viding a comprehensive, Chinese chambers of com-
letters, interviews in China, systemic account of Asian merce and their network devel-
and institutional archival affairs, including South and opment across Lower Yangzi
records are used to tell a com- Central Asia along with East cities and towns, as well as the
pelling story about successive Asia. It explains how Asia, nationwide arena. He details
Rockefeller generations and hardly more than a geographic how they achieved increas-
U.S.–China cultural relations. expression at the end of World ing integration, and how their
War II, became the vibrant, collective actions deeply influ-
This book describes how Rock- assertive region that it is today. enced nationalistic, reformist,
efeller philanthropy came to fo- Major themes are the interplay and revolutionary movements.
cus on elite science and medi- between nationalism and Cold With both historical narrative
cine and ensured their ongoing War bipolarity during the first and theoretical analysis of the
importance in the American- postwar decades, the rise of long neglected local chamber
Chinese relationship. largely export-led economies networks, this study offers a
and the search for regional keen historical understanding
“This is an extraordinary nu- integration.
anced and complex evaluation of the interaction of Chinese
of the Rockefeller family’s society, business, and politics in
“Tailor made for advanced
motives, actions, and achieve- the early twentieth century.
courses on the history of Asian
ments where East Asia is con- international relations, its read- “This is an insightful, carefully
cerned. Showing the impact ability and narrative structure researched study that should
of China on the Rockefellers as also offer the general reader ac- be on the reading list of all who
well as the Rockefellers impact cess to a historical perspective are interested in the social and
on China makes for some cap- on a region that is transforming economic history of China.”
tivating and at times breathtak- the world today.” —Di Wang,
ing reading.” —Carla Freeman, Texas A&M University
—Laurence A. Schneider, Johns Hopkins School of
Washington University in St. Louis Advanced International Studies 320 pp., 2011
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Asia
Gourmets in the The Battle for China Tokyo in Transit
Land of Famine Essays on the Military Japanese Culture on
The Culture and Politics History of the Sino- the Rails and Road 11
of Rice in Modern Canton Japanese War of Alisa Freedman
Seung-joon Lee 1937–1945 This work discusses literary
A study of the politics of rice
Edited by Mark Peattie, depictions of mass transit in
in Canton, this book sheds Edward Drea, and 20th century Tokyo in the
new light on the local history Hans van de Ven decades preceding World War
of the city and illuminates how The Sino-Japanese War has II. It cuts across literary and
China’s struggles with food inspired numerous specialized historical/sociological analysis,
shortages in the early twentieth studies—some analyzing diplo- and contributes to the growing
century unfolded and the ways matic relations, some address- body of work examining Japa-
in which they were affected by ing specific incidents, and still nese urbanism, gender, and
the rise of nationalism and the others documenting the rise modernism.
fluctuation of global commerce. of Communism in China. The
“A significant contribution
war itself, however, has usu-
“In this creative and thoroughly to Japanese literary studies,
ally been presented from the
researched book, Seung-joon Tokyo in Transit offers such a
perspective of the West.
Lee explores a vitally impor- readable, compelling cultural
tant but largely ignored topic Departing from this tradition, history that anyone who has
in Chinese history: rice. Lee The Battle for China brings to- ever taken a train or waited
situates the marketing and gether Chinese, Japanese, and at a bus stop will find a story
consumption of rice at the in- Western scholars of the first here that strikes a chord.”
tersection of major forces in the rank to provide a comprehen- —Jan Bardsley,
early twentieth century, from sive and multifaceted overview University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill
imperialism and revolution, to of the military operations that
regionalism and nationalism, to shaped much of what hap- 352 pp., 16 figures, 3 illustrations, 2 maps, 2010
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—Steven B. Miles,
author of The Sea of Learning:
Mobility and Identity in “A model of scholarship and
Nineteenth-Century Guangzhou tone, [it] is a uniquely compre-
hensive overview of the mili-
320 pp., 3 tables, 6 illustrations, 3 maps , 2011
9780804772266 Cloth $55.00 $44.00 sale tary operations that shaped
events in both China and
Japan from 1937–1945.”
—Dennis Showalter,
Colorado College
Asia
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Ottoman Ulema, Muslims, Christians, and Contested Conver-
Turkish Republic Jews in Early Twentieth- sions to Islam 13
Agents of Change and Century Palestine Narratives of Religious
Guardians of Tradition Michelle U. Campos Change in the Early
Amit Bein “Ottoman Brothers offers a star- Modern Ottoman Empire
“Bein addresses the obviously tling new insight into a globally Tijana Krstić
important, seriously under- important case: for a brief pe- “Rejecting both nationalist
studied reform of the ulema in riod in the not-so-distant past, preoccupations and a purely Is-
the last years of the Ottoman Palestine was consumed by lamic framework, Krstić looks at
Empire and the early years of civic activism and democratic Ottoman conversion narratives
the Turkish republic. He demon- co-existence, and was not nec- within their early modern con-
strates clearly how the seeds of essarily headed toward inevi- text. Drawing on a breathtak-
profound change were sown in table conflict. Campos delivers ingly wide range of sources, the
the Ottoman era with the par- a wonderfully rich contribution author gives us a sense of what
ticipation and support of much to the study of the modern it meant to be a Muslim in the
of the religious establishment, Middle East.” early modern Ottoman Empire.
and provides valuable historical —Charles Kurzman, She also engages issues of
context for those interested University of North Carolina reading, texts, and knowledge
in debates about religious life, 360 pp., 2 figures, 20 illustrations, 5 maps, 2011 that are almost entirely unex-
religious authority, and their 9780804770682 Paper $24.95 $19.96 sale plored in the Ottoman context.”
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modern society in Turkey.” Princeton University
—A. Holly Shissler,
288 pp., 1 map, 2011
University of Chicago 9780804773171 Cloth $60.00 $48.00 sale
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The Margins very significant contribution healthy scholarly debate. An
to Kurdish history and to the excellent book.”
of Empire history of the eastern prov- —Fatma Müge Göçek,
Kurdish Militias in the inces during the late Ottoman University of Michigan
Ottoman Tribal Zone period. The rich documenta- 344 pp., 2011
Janet Klein tion of the saga of the Kurds as 9780804775700 Cloth $55.00 $44.00 sale
they undergo a very difficult
Middle East
Connecting Histories Palestinian Village Ghosts of Revolution
in Afghanistan Histories Rekindled Memories of
14 Market Relations and Geographies of the Imprisonment in Iran
State Formation on a Displaced Shahla Talebi
Colonial Frontier Rochelle A. Davis “This searing memoir of wom-
Shah Mahmoud Hanifi “In this delightful book, Davis en’s visceral pain, principled
“A brilliant revisionist study brings to light not only how resilience, and redemptive
that argues that the conven- the landscape of Palestine imagination in Iran’s brutal
tional view of Afghanistan as a was reconfigured but how it political prisons will leave you
model of resistance to colonial continues to live in the present, shaken, forever. Talebi’s voice
power is a myth and that in a mobile form of imagining, is remarkable for its generous
reality Afghanistan was from shaping identities and long- empathy, its poetry in evoking
the outset a ‘colonial construct’ ings. With an observant eye the tortured humanity of the
whose economic institutions, and a keen ear, Davis provides women with whom she shared
in particular its commercial insightful reflections on how, her prison experience, and its
and monetary policies, were in the process of colonial state brilliance in analyzing the dark
determined by policies over building and the violent trans- horrors inflicted on the men
which it had little or no control. formation of landscape, local and women condemned to
Students of Afghan history will forms of knowledge and ways these death-spaces that were,
never approach it in quite the of knowing place are carried in the 1970s and 1980s, and are
same way again.” into exile. A voluminous body even today, so strangely tied to
—Robert D. McChesney, of ethnographic and literary the exercise of power in Iran.”
New York University material provides poignant —Lila Abu-Lughod,
insight into how, in exile, Pales- Columbia University, author of
288 pp., 6 tables, 10 illustrations, 5 maps, 2011 Writing Women’s Worlds
9780804774116 Paper $24.95 $19.96 sale tinians move between past and
present, here and there, and 224 pp., 12 illustrations, 2011
new in paperback then and now.” 9780804772013 Cloth $24.00 $19.20 sale
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Jewish History
What Is Life? Police Aesthetics Violence as Worship
The Intellectual Literature, Film, and Religious Wars in the
18 Pertinence of the Secret Police in Age of Globalization
Erwin Schrödinger Soviet Times Hans G. Kippenberg
Hans Ulrich Gumbrecht, Cristina Vatulescu Translated by Brian McNeil
Robert Pogue Harrison, “This is a very important, ground- “This book is both one of the
Michael R. Hendrickson, breaking book, one of the most best contributions to the study
and Robert B. Laughlin original and illuminating works of contemporary world conflicts
In this volume, four leading I have seen in recent years in and an impressive new ap-
American scientists and human- comparative Slavic studies. Po- proach to research on religious-
ists unfold the controversial po- lice Aesthetics will unquestion- ly inspired political conflicts in
tential of Schrödinger’s thought. ably position Cristina Vatulescu general. Kippenberg’s approach
as one of the foremost scholars is directed against all attempts
“An imaginative and highly of Soviet culture.” to essentialize ‘religion’ and
interdisciplinary invitation —Catharine Nepomnyashchy, ‘violence:’ instead, he focusses
to rethink the work of Erwin Columbia University on religious motivations and in-
Schrödinger, one of the most terpretations of violent acts by
264 pp., 29 illustrations, 2010
remarkable scientist-philoso- 9780804760805 Cloth $60.00 $48.00 sale individuals and collectivities.”
phers of the last two hundred —Hans Joas,
years. Each author brings a dif- Imagining Harmony Max Weber Center, University of
ferent perspective—two from Poetry, Empathy, and Erfurt, Germany, and Committee on
the humanities, two from the Social Thought, University of Chicago
Community in Mid-
sciences. And the whole turns
Tokugawa Confucianism 288 pp., 2011
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and Nativism 9780804768726 Cloth $55.00 $44.00 sale
to its well-defined focus on Peter Flueckiger
Schrödinger’s thought.” “This work will undoubtedly An Atheism that Is Not
—Peter Galison, and immediately emerge as a Humanist Emerges in
Harvard University fresh starting point for studies French Thought
of both literary and sociopo-
160 pp., 2011 Stefanos Geroulanos
9780804769167 Paper $18.95 $15.16 sale litical thought in Tokugawa
Japan. The scholarship is careful, Cultural Memory in the Present
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interpretations.”
—Lawrence E. Marceau,
University of Auckland
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