Home > New Book Tuesday New Book Tuesday! The Politics of Losing, Centrifugal Empire, Ghalib, and more! Our weekly list of new releases is now available! The Politics of LosingTrump, the Klan, and the Mainstreaming of ResentmentRory McVeigh and Kevin Estep The Putin SystemAn Opposing ViewGrigory Yavlinsky New in Paper! Centrifugal EmpireCentral–Local Relations in ChinaJae Ho Chung New in Paper! GhalibSelected Poems and LettersMirza Asadullah Khan Ghalib. Translated by Frances W. Pritchett and Owen T. A. Cornwall Agenda Publishing The Economics of ConstructionStephen Gruneberg and Noble Francis Collective Bargaining and Gender EqualityJane Pillinger and Nora Wintour The Economy’s Other HalfHow Taking Gender Seriously Transforms MacroeconomicsJames Heintz Chinese University Press Gao Village RevisitedThe Life of Rural People in Contemporary ChinaMobo C. F. Gao The East Turkestan Independence Movement, 1930s to 1940sWang Ke. Translated by Carissa Fletcher How the Red Sun RoseThe Origin and Development of the Yan’an Rectification Movement, 1930–1945Gao Hua. Translated by Stacey Mosher and Guo Jian Taipei PeoplePai Hsien-yung. Translated by the author and Patia Yasin. Edited by George Kao.. A Documentary History of Public Health in Hong KongEdited by Yip Ka-che, Wong Man Kong, and Leung Yuen Sang Barbara Budrich Publishers Civil Strife Against Local GovernanceDynamics of Community Protests in Contemporary South AfricaSethulego Matebesi Barbara Budrich Publishers Mobile EntrepreneursAn Ethnographic Study of the Migration of the Highly SkilledKatrin Sontag Peterson Institute for International Economics The State Strikes BackThe End of Economic Reform in China?Nicholas R. Lardy Categories:New Book Tuesday Tags:A Documentary History of Public Health in Hong KongCarissa FletcherCentrifugal EmpireCivil Strife Against Local GovernanceCollective Bargaining and Gender EqualityFrances W. PritchettGao HuaGao Village RevisitedGeorge KaoGhalibGrigory YavlinskyGuo JianHow the Sun RoseJae Ho ChungJames HeintzJane PillingerKatrin SontagKevin EstepLeung Yuen SangMirza Asadullah Khan GhalibMobile EntrepreneursNicholas R. HardyNoble FrancisNora WintourOwen T. A. CornwallPai Hsien-yungPatia YasinRory McVeighSethulego MatebesiStacey MosherStephen GrunebergTaipai PeopleThe East Turkestan Independence MovementThe Economics of ConstructionThe Economy's Other HalfThe Politics of LosingThe Putin SystemThe State Strikes BackWang KeWong Man KongYip Ka-che Related Posts New Book Tuesday New Book Tuesday! One UP, The Future of Us, Social Appearances, and More! Book Excerpt / Sociology Why Supporters Don’t Care if Trump Is a Crook National Poetry Month / Poetry Book Giveaway! National Poetry Month 2019 Asian Literature / Book Excerpt / Book of the Week Book Excerpt! Ghalib: Selected Poems and Letters (introduction) Distributed Presses New From Our Distributed Presses! Gao Village Revisited and Signal. Image. Architecture. Asian Literature / Asian Studies / Association for Asian Studies / Author Interview / Fiction / Literary Studies / National Translation Month Q&A: Pai Hsien-yung on Chinese Notions of the Afterlife and The Story of the Stone Asian Literature / Book Excerpt / Book of the Week / Middle East Studies / Poetry / South Asian Studies / Translation Book Excerpt! Ghalib: Selected Poems and Letters Asian Literature / Asian Studies / Book Excerpt / Book of the Week / Literary Studies Media Roundup: Ghalib: Selected Poems and Letters Prev Post “Tough Love” Tips from The CEO’s Boss Next Post Q&A: Catherine Davies on Transatlantic Speculations
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Distributed Presses New From Our Distributed Presses! Gao Village Revisited and Signal. Image. Architecture.
Asian Literature / Asian Studies / Association for Asian Studies / Author Interview / Fiction / Literary Studies / National Translation Month Q&A: Pai Hsien-yung on Chinese Notions of the Afterlife and The Story of the Stone
Asian Literature / Book Excerpt / Book of the Week / Middle East Studies / Poetry / South Asian Studies / Translation Book Excerpt! Ghalib: Selected Poems and Letters
Asian Literature / Asian Studies / Book Excerpt / Book of the Week / Literary Studies Media Roundup: Ghalib: Selected Poems and Letters