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Antiracism and Racial Justice Resources
In order to help inform dialogues and promote understanding about antiracism and racial justice, Cornell University Press is making this collection of ebooks available for free through August 31, 2020.
Black Lives and Spatial Matters
Jodi Rios
Undermining Racial Justice
Matthew Johnson
Campus Counterspaces
Micere Keels
The Racial Politics of Division
Monika Gosin
From Willard Straight to Wall Street
Thomas W. Jones
Moving Up, Moving Out
Will Cooley
Out of Oakland
Sean L. Malloy
Whose Detroit?
Heather Ann Thompson
Mourning in America
David W. McIvor
White World Order, Black Power Politics
Robert Vitalis
Under the Strain of Color
Gabriel N. Mendes
Public Housing Myths
Nicholas Dagen Bloom, Fritz Umbach, Lawrence J. Vale
The End of Protest
Alasdair Roberts
New Deal Ruins
Edward G. Goetz
In the Words of Frederick Douglass
Frederick Douglass
"We Will Be Satisfied With Nothing Less"
Hugh Davis
White Flight/Black Flight
Rachael A. Woldoff
"I'm Not a Racist, But . . ."
Lawrence Blum
Blackness Visible
Charles W. Mills
The Racial Contract
Charles W. Mills
Race against Empire
Penny M. Von Eschen
Cornell University Press Digital Projects
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Cornell Global Perspectives: Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies
Cornell Global Perspectives (CGP) is the Mario Einaudi Center for International Studies' imprint with Cornell University Press. CGP titles examine urgent global challenges, typically from an interdisciplinary perspective, and are intended for an informed but non-specialist audience. Publications range from lecture transcripts, essays, reports, and briefs to full-length books. All are available for download to e-readers and for print on demand.
Toward a Theory of Peace
Randall Caroline Watson Forsberg
Triggers of Election Violence in Sub-Saharan Africa
Andreu Solà-Martín
The African Community in China in the Age of Renewed China-Africa Cooperation
Olga Alexeeva, Mamoudou Gazibo
Financial Citizenship
Annelise Riles
Democracy and Modernity in Southern Africa
Michael Allen
U.S.-Africa Relations in the Age of Obama
Thomas Kwasi Tieku
In Search of the Free Individual
Svetlana Alexievich
The Fukushima Power Plant Disaster and the Future of Renewable Energy
Naoto Kan