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Duke University Press has been publishing scholarship that pushes boundaries since 1921, when it was originally founded as the Trinity College Press. Duke University Press publishes more than 120 books and 50 journals each year in a wide array of subject areas, with a focus on the humanities, social sciences, and mathematics, and a vision to publish material that expands global societal discussion.

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Escaping Nature How to Survive Global Climate Change Orrin H. Pilkey, Charles O. Pilkey, Linda P. Pilkey-Jarvis, Norma J. Longo, Keith C. Pilkey, Fred B. Dodson, Hannah L. Hayes
Camera Geologica An Elemental History of Photography Siobhan Angus
FUTURE/PRESENT Arts in a Changing America Daniela Alvarez, Roberta Uno, Elizabeth M. Webb, ArtChangeUS
In the Land of the Unreal Virtual and Other Realities in Los Angeles Lisa Messeri
Silicon Valley Imperialism Techno Fantasies and Frictions in Postsocialist Times Erin McElroy
The Politics of Kinship Race, Family, Governance Mark Rifkin
Closures Heterosexuality and the American Sitcom Grace Lavery
Fire Dreams Making Black Feminist Liberation in the South Laura McTighe
Tendings Feminist Esoterisms and the Abolition of Man Nathan Snaza
Oceaning Governing Marine Life with Drones Adam Fish
Between Shadows and Noise Sensation, Situatedness, and the Undisciplined Amber Jamilla Musser
Push the Button Interactive Television and Collaborative Journalism in Japan Elizabeth Rodwell
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