Banned Books Week

This Banned Books week we are reflecting on the theme "Censorship Divides Us" with titles that examine censorship from multiple perspectives—historical, political, legal, and more. Enjoy 30% off on the books listed below by using the discount code BANNED30 at checkout, valid between 9/16/22 and 9/26/22.

Dare to Think Differently
How Open-Mindedness Creates Exceptional Decision-Making
Gerald Zaltman
Robed Representatives
How Black Judges Advocate in American Courts
Taneisha Means Davis
Behind Our Backs
Feminized Poetry and Capitalist Abstraction
Amy De'Ath
Laboring in the Shadows
Precarity and Promise in Black Youth Work
Bianca J. Baldridge
Negative Media
Erasure and the Limits of Retention
Ella Klik
California School Law
Fourth Edition
Dean T. Adams and Margaret A. Dalton
In the Shadow of the Holocaust
Short Fiction by Jewish Writers from the Soviet Union
Edited and Translated by Sasha Senderovich and Harriet Murav
The Police, Activists, and Knowledge
The Struggle Against Racialized Policing in France
Magda Boutros
Advocacy, Inc.
INGOs and the Business of "Modern Slavery"
Stephanie A. Limoncelli
Atrocity Without Punishment
A Political Theory of Leniency in Mexico's War on Drugs
Juan Espíndola
Plots and Deeds
Agrarian Annihilation and the Fight for Land Justice in Palestine
Paul Kohlbry
Committee Worlds
Governing Medical Research through Ethics in the Asia-Pacific
Rachel Douglas-Jones
The Islands and the Stars
A History of Japan’s Space Programs
Subodhana Wijeyeratne
White Flank
Organizing White People for Racial Justice
Chandra Russo
Mistaking Order for Anarchy
Territory, Mobility, and Security in the Sahel
Casey McNeill
Reader Bot
What Happens When AI Reads and Why It Matters
Naomi S. Baron
Reimagining Aid
Foreign Donors, Women’s Health, and New Paths for Development in Cambodia
Mary-Collier Wilks
Art Capital
Museum Politics and the Making of the Louvre Abu Dhabi
Beth Derderian
Belonging on Both Shores
Mobility, Migration, and the Bordering of the Persian Gulf
Lindsey R. Stephenson
The Birth of Tragedy / Unpublished Basel Writings (Winter 1869/70–Fall 1873)
Volume 1
Friedrich Nietzsche, Edited by Alan D. Schrift Translated by Sean D. Kirkland and Andrew J. Mitchell
Colonial Surveillance
Technologies of Identification and Control in Japan’s Empire
Midori Ogasawara
Two Rivers Entangled
An Ecological History of the Tigris and Euphrates in the Twentieth Century
Dale J. Stahl
Special Damage
The Slander of Women and the Gendered History of Defamation Law
Jessica Lake
The World Bank and the Cold War in Latin America
The Argentine Challenge
Claudia Kedar
Genre Bending
The Plasticity of Form in Contemporary Literary Fiction
Jeremy Rosen
Political Undesirables
Citizenship, Denaturalization, and Reclamation in Iraq
Zainab Saleh
Worthy of Justice
The Politics of Veterans Treatment Courts in Practice
Jamie Rowen
Demolishing Detroit
How Structural Racism Endures
Nicholas L. Caverly
Enduring Hostility
The Making of America's Iran Policy
Dalia Dassa Kaye
The Range of the River
A Riverine History of Empire across China, India, and Southeast Asia
Iftekhar Iqbal