Take a look at the awards received, publicity and media attention gained, author blog posts written, and the top-10 bestsellers from March 2022!
Awards
Elizabeth Andrews Bond’s The Writing Public: Participatory Knowledge Production in Enlightenment and Revolutionary France, is winner of the David H. Pinkney Prize given by the Society for French Historical Studies
Krista A. Goff’s Nested Nationalism: Making and Unmaking Nations in the Soviet Caucasus, is winner of the Southern Conference on Slavic Studies Book Award (formerly Richard Stites Award)
Maya Nadkarni’s Remains of Socialism: Memory and the Futures of the Past in Postsocialist Hungary, is shortlisted for the European Studies Book Award given by the Council for European Studies at Columbia University
Stephen Badalyan Riegg’s Russia’s Entangled Embrace: The Tsarist Empire and the Armenians, 1801-1914, is shortlisted for the European Studies Book Award given by the Council for European Studies at Columbia University
Kira Thurman’s Singing Like Germans: Black Musicians in the Land of Bach, Beethoven, and Brahms, is a finalist for the Marfield Prize, the National Award for Arts Writing given by the Arts Club of Washington
Publicity
The New York Times quoted Paul Poast, Arguing About Alliances, in an article. The Plain English interviewed the author on the podcast.
The New York Times cited and linked an article written by Joshua R. Itzkowitz Shifrinson, Rising Titans, Falling Giants. Foreign Policy published an article co-authored by the author.
The New York Times listed Barns of New York by Cynthia G. Falk as part of pianist Jeremy Denk’s current reading.
The New York Times quoted Erica De Bruin, How to Prevent Coups d’État,in an article. The Washington Post published an article co-written by the author. New Books Network interviewed the author.
The Wall Street Journal hosted a conversation with the author about the new book. Techdirt interviewed the Jeff Kosseff, The United States of Anonymous, about the book on the podcast. Inside Higher Ed highlighted the new book. Slate published an excerpt from the book. Protocol published an excerpt from the book. Protocol interviewed the author about the book. The Volokh Conspiracy published guest posts by the author. Newsbusters published an article about the book.
The Washington Post published an article by Igor Logvinenko, Global Finance, Local Control. The Globe and Mail mentioned the author in an article. KickBack: The Global Anticorruption Podcast interviewed the author on the podcast.
The Washington Post published an article by Caitlin Talmadge, The Dictator’s Army.
The Washington Post listed Wilsonian Visions by James McAllister as one of the “My March 2022 book recommendations.”
The Washington Post published an article co-authored by Alexander B. Downes, Catastrophic Success. CNN published an Op-Ed by the author.
AP News mentioned Fluid Russia by Vera Michlin-Shapir and quoted the author in an article. CNN interviewed the author.
MSNBC quoted Erica Smiley, The Future We Need. The Sandpaper highlighted the new book. CounterPunch published an Op-Ed by the authors about the book. Inequality.org published the same Op-Ed.
Politico published an Op-Ed by Jessica Pisano, Staging Democracy. The Michael Medved Show hosted the author on the show.
Jacobin published an article by the Michael Franczak, Global Inequality and American Foreign Policy in the 1970s.
USA Today published an article by Louise Branson, coauthor of The Inconvenient Journalist.
Los Angeles Review of Books reviewed All Future Plunges to the Past by José Vega, noting its “illuminating account.” CREECA at the University of Wisconsin-Madison interviewed the author about the book.
Los Angeles Review of Books reviewed Romania’s Holy War by Grant T. Harward, calling it “an important contribution to the field.”
London Review of Books reviewed The Myth of the Nuclear Revolution by Keir A. Leiber and Daryl G. Press.
The New Yorker interviewed the Kira Thurman, Singing Like Germans, about the book. BR-Klassik interviewed the author.
New Books Network interviewed David Harrisville, The Virtuous Wehrmacht, about the book.
New Books Network interviewed Kerry Dean Carso, Follies in America, about the book.
New Books Network interviewed Carl R. Weinberg, Red Dynamite, about the book. The Page 99 Test reviewed the book.
Page 99 Test reviewed Faith in Freedom by Andrew Polk. MTSU On the Record interviewed the author.
Orion Magazine published an excerpt from The Paradise Notebooks by Richard J. Nevle and Steven Nightingale.
The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education listed Barack Obama by Burton I. Kaufman as one of the “Recent Books of Interest to African American Scholars”.
Quillette published an excerpt from Western Self-Contempt by Benedict Beckfield.
The Urban Violence Research Network published a piece by Deniz Yonucu, Police, Provocation, Politics.
The World of Chinese reviewed Touring China by Yajun Mo.
Harvard Business Review reviewed Bridging the Divide by Jack Metzgar, calling it an “enlightening exploration.”
VogueinView reviewed Antifascism by Paul Gottfried.
Big World Podcast interviewed Lauren Carruth, Love and Liberation.
U.S. Naval Institute reviewed Dying to Learn by Michael A. Hunzeker, calling it a “significant contribution.”
Neos Kosmos published several articles by the Joel Christensen, The Many-Minded Man.
The National Interest published an article by Paul Heer, Mr. X and the Pacific.
Michigan War Studies Review reviewed The Day After by Brendan R. Gallagher.
Choice highlighted Saigon Sisters by Patricia D. Norland in an Outstanding Academic Titles list, as part of Women’s History Month.
Foreign Affairs published an article by Kellu M. Greenhill, Weapons of Mass Migration. Foreign Policy published an article co-authored by the author.
Quintessential Lacrosse Podcast interviewed Christian Swezey, We Showed Baltimore, on the podcast. Inside Lacrosse published an article by the author.
The Urban Audubon reviewed Learning the Birds by Susan Fox Rogers, calling it “a great read.”
WRAL featured Simon Miles, The Reagan Moment.
Inside Story reviewed Destination Elsewhere by Ruth Balint, calling it an “immensely readable and highly original book.”
H-Soz-Kult reviewed Stalin’s Quest for Gold by Elena Osokina.
GB News featured David M. Wight, Oil Money, in a news discussion.
Kirk Center reviewed American Catholic by D.G. Hart.
The Ringer hosted Paul Poast, Arguing about Alliances, as a guest on the podcast
Texas Tech Today announced Ryan Hackenbracht, National Reckonings, as Chancellor’s Council Distinguished Research Award recipient.
The Times of Israel published a blog post by Alan Kaufman, Jew Boy.
Center for New York City Affairs interviewed Annemarie H. Sammartino, Freedomland, about her new book.
Current interviewed Steven K. Green, Separating Church and State, about the book.
ChLA International Committee published a blog post by Jenny Kaminer, Haunted Dreams.
Modern is Modernity included an excerpt from Unfinished Spirit by Rowena Kennedy-Epstein.
Connections with Evan Dawson, WXXI News interviewed Justin Murphy, Your Children Are Very Greatly in Danger.
Crawford School of Public Policy published a book discussion with , Sango Mahanty, Unsettled Frontiers.
Pittwire highlighted When Fracking Comes to Town, edited by Sabina E. Deitrick and Illia Murtazashvili.
Ben Franklin’s World interviewed Andrea C. Mosterman, Spaces of Enslavement, on the podcast.
H-Diplo reviewed Secession and the Sovereignty Game by Ryan D. Griffiths, calling it an “important theoretical and empirical contribution.”
Al Jazeera published an opinion piece by Somdeep Sen, Decolonizing Palestine.
National Catholic Reporter highlighted a forum that included a discussion of Elizabeth Seton by Catherine O’Donnell.
The Strategy Bridge cites and discusses Making the Unipolar Movement by Hal Brands in an article.
Hermitix interviewed Glen Cronin, Disenchanted Wanderer, about the book.
Missouri State Journal interviewed Julia Troche, Death, Power, and Apotheosis in Ancient Egypt, about the book.
American Historical Review reviewed Bolshevik Sexual Forensics
American Historical Review reviewed Creating the Suburban School Advantage
Asian and Pacific Migration Journal reviewed The Filipino Migration Experience
Bryn Mawr Classical Review reviewed Greek Warfare beyond the Polis
Bulletin critique des Annales islamologiques reviewed The Dragoman Renaissance
China International Strategy Review reviewed Enduring Alliance
Choice reviewed An Elusive Common
Choice reviewed Land Fictions
Choice reviewed The Rhetorical Sense of Philosophy
Church History reviewed American Catholic
Church History reviewed Souls under Siege
Cistercian Studies Quarterly reviewed Bernard of Clairvaux
Contemporary Southeast Asia reviewed The Filipino Migration Experience
European History Quarterly reviewed Bolshevik Sexual Forensics
Foreign Affairs reviewed Flying Camelot
Foreign Affairs reviewed Policing China
Foreign Affairs reviewed Religious Pluralism in Indonesia
Gastronomica reviewed On an Empty Stomach
German History reviewed Bowling for Communism
German History reviewed Drunk on Genocide
Góry—Literatura—Kultura reviewed The Carpathians
H-Diplo reviewed Wilsonian Visions
H-War reviewed Engaging the Evil Empire
History of Education Quarterly reviewed Undermining Racial Justice
International Affairs reviewed Show Time
Israel Journal of Foreign Affairs reviewed Romania’s Holy War
Journal of Consumer Policy reviewed The Neoliberal Republic
Journal of Japanese Studies reviewed Revolution Goes East
Journal of Japanese Studies reviewed Reworking Japan
Journal of the Australian Early Medieval Association reviewed Bishops and the Politics of Patronage in Merovingian Gaul
Journal of the Australian Early Medieval Association reviewed The Avars
Journal of the Early Republic reviewed The Greek Fire
Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences reviewed Institutionalizing Gender
Journal of Theological Studies reviewed Making Martyrs East and West
Monumenta Nipponica reviewed From Country to Nation
Monumenta Nipponica reviewed Immigrant Japan
Natural Resources & Environment reviewed Lakefront
New York History reviewed Heaven’s Wrath
New York History reviewed Silent Serial Sensations
Perspectives on Politics reviewed Mobilizing in Uncertainty
Politique étrangère reviewed Disaggregating China
Religion reviewed To Bring the Good News to All Nations
Sakasha: A Journal of Manchu Studies reviewed Remaking the Chinese Empire
Survival reviewed A Region of Regimes
The China Quarterly reviewed Touring China
The Economic Record reviewed How China Escaped the Poverty Trap
The Journal of American-East Asian Relations reviewed Statebuilding by Imposition
The Journal of American-East Asian Relations reviewed The Chinese Revolution on the Tibetan Frontier
The Medieval Review reviewed Courting Sanctity
The Middle East Journal reviewed Oil Money
The Review of International Organizations reviewed Why Noncompliance
Virginia Wolf Miscellany reviewed Behind the Times
March Blog Posts
Podcasts
March Bestsellers
- Murphy, Your Children Are Very Greatly in Danger
- Kosseff, The United States of Anonymous
- Sammataro and Avitabile, Beekeeper’s Handbook 5th Ed.
- Bildstein, Vultures of the World
- Boes, Thomas Mann’s War (OA ebook)
- Rogers, Learning the Birds
- Steinberg, The Afterlives of the Terror (OA ebook)
- Cicero, On Duties
- Crandell, Twenty-Two Cents an Hour
- Hankins, Flying Camelot
*Featured photo Harald, CC BY 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
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