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History New and Recent Books 2018-19 History 2018-19 Message from the Editors: CONTENTS Welcome to the new History Catalogue. As you may have heard, we have become part of the - I.B.TAURIS SHORT HISTORIES SERIES 2-3 Bloomsbury Group and are very excited to be working with our new colleagues! Bloomsbury MEDIEVAL & EARLY MODERN 4 has an award-winning academic programme in the humanities and social sciences and shares our MODERN EUROPE 5-7 values, and our commitment to authors and to publishing academically rigorous books. With this move we gain the wider reach and scale of Bloomsbury’s international operation, as well as new RUSSIA 7-8 investments in academic digital resources. BRITISH HISTORY 8-10 The I.B. Tauris imprint for Middle Eastern Studies, Politics & International Relations now forms part - A HISTORY OF THE ROYAL NAVY 11 of Bloomsbury’s Academic division. From November, you will be able to find I.B. Tauris books on THE UNITED STATES 12-14 the www.bloomsbury.com website. - LIBRARY OF MODERN AMERICAN HISTORY 13 We are particularly excited to highlight our key titles on the Middle East; including Fragile MIDDLE EAST 14-16 , a modern history of Syria by James Reilly (p.15), and Nation, Shattered Land The Great Betrayal TURKEY & THE OTTOMANS 17-18 (p.12) by David L. Phillips. 2018 also marks the release of the final volume of Christoph Baumer’s magisterial, widely acclaimed and lavishly illustrated history of Central Asia (p.19). ASIA 18-21 The expansion of our Russian Studies list continues apace, driven by the growth of our AFRICA 22-24 Library of Modern Russia, and we are releasing the first biography (in any language) of Teffi HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY 24-25 and the moving memoirs of art historian Igor Golomstock (both p.7). In celebration of the hundredth anniversary of women’s suffrage, we are pleased to present a number of titles on CULTURAL HISTORY 25-29 twentieth century British history, including Women in the Room (Nan Sloane, p.9) and Women INDEX 29-30 in Britain (an anthology reader edited by Janet Howarth, p.10). Front cover illustration: Image by Detroit Photographic Company, Jo Godfrey, Editorial Director of I.B.Tauris – [email protected] / @jo_godfrey 1905 / Library of Congress. From Fragile Nation, Shattered Land by Rory Gormley, Editor – [email protected] James Reilly, see page 15. Prices and dates: While every effort is made to ensure the I.B.Tauris & Co. Ltd., 6 Salem Road,London W2 4BU information in this catalogue is accurate at the time of going to print, T: +44 (0) 20 7243 1225 F: +44 (0) 20 72 34 1226 prices and dates may occasionally vary and are subject to alteration E: [email protected] W: www.ibtauris.com without notice. ADVISORY BOARD Wm. Roger Louis, Kerr Professor of English History and Culture and Simon Ball, Professor of International History and Politics, Distinguished Teaching Professor, University of Texas at Austin University of Leeds James Piscatori, Professor of International Relations and Head of the David Bates, Professor of Medieval History, University of East School of Government and International Affairs, Durham University Anglia Andrew N. Porter, Emeritus Professor of Imperial History, King’s Wim Blockmans, Professor of Medieval History, University of Leiden College London William Doyle, Emeritus Professor of History, University of Bristol Richard Reid, Professor of the History of Africa, The School of Oriental Suraiya Faroqhi, Professor Emerita of Ottoman Studies at the Ludwig- and African Studies (SOAS), University of London Maximilians University, Munich Malise Ruthven, writer and broadcaster Felipe Fernández-Armesto, William P. Reynolds Professor of Donald Sassoon, Professor of Comparative European History, Queen History, University of Notre Dame Mary College, University of London Gene R. Garthwaite, Professor of History and Jane and Raphael Anthony John Stockwell, Emeritus Professor of Modern History, Bernstein Professor of Asian Studies, Dartmouth College Royal Holloway, University of London Lindy Grant, Professor of Medieval History and Director of the Chris Wrigley, Professor of Modern British History, University of Graduate Centre for Medieval Studies, University of Reading Nottingham Denis Judd, Professor Emeritus in History London Metropolitan Norman Tanner, Professor of Church History, The Gregorian University, and Professor in Imperial and Commonwealth History New University in Rome York University in London Erik J. Zürcher, Professor of Turkish Studies, University of Leiden I.B.TAURIS AUTHORS, EDITORS AND CONTRIBUTORS Please email [email protected] with your contact details so we can send you your I.B.Tauris Author Discount Card. INSPECTION COPY SERVICE Some paperback titles are available to bona fide academic teaching staff to review as possible required texts for their students. For more information and to order an inspection copy go to: www.ibtauris.com/inspectioncopy e Many of our titles are available as ebooks from all good ebook retailers and distributors theibtaurisblog.com facebook.com/ibtauris twitter.com/ibtauris NEW TITLES FOR 2018-19 FRAGILE NATION, AMONG THE WOLVES OF TEFFI SHATTERED LAND COURT A Life of Letters and of The Modern History of Syria The Untold Story of Thomas Laughter James Reilly and George Boleyn Edythe Haber See page 15 Lauren Mackay See page 7 See page 4 1 THE PHONEY VICTORY THE WOMEN IN THE ROOM THE PROMISE The World War II Illusion Labour’s Forgotten History Love and Loss in Modern China Peter Hitchens Nan Sloane Xinran See page 8 See page 9 See page 19 I.B.Tauris & Co. Ltd, 6 Salem Rd, London, W2 4BU Tel: +44 0 20 7243 1225 | Fax: +44 0 20 7243 1226 Email: [email protected] www.ibtauris.com www.ibtauris.com I.B.TAURIS SHORT HISTORIES A SHORT HISTORY OF A SHORT HISTORY OF A SHORT HISTORY OF THE RUSSIAN CHRISTIAN TRANSATLANTIC SLAVERY REVOLUTION SPIRITUALITY Kenneth Morgan Geoffrey Swain Edward Howells NEW Brunel University 264 PAGES 216X138MM 2016 University of Glasgow SOAS, London 9781780763866 HARDBACK £77/$120 256 PAGES 216X138MM JANUARY 2017 256 PAGES 216X138MM JUNE 2020 9781780763873 PAPERBACK £10.99/$17.95 9781780767925 HARDBACK £72/$99 9781788312134 HARDBACK £72/$99 9781780767932 PAPERBACK £10.99/$17.95 9781788312141 PAPERBACK £10.99/$17.95 A SHORT HISTORY OF A SHORT HISTORY OF A SHORT HISTORY OF THE ANGLO-SAXONS MEDIEVAL THE MUGHAL EMPIRE Henrietta Leyser CHRISTIANTY Michael H. Fisher University of Oxford Oberlin College G.R. Evans 256 PAGES 216X138MM 2016 288 PAGES 216X138MM 2015 9781780765990 HARDBACK £77/$120 University of Cambridge 9781848858725 HARDBACK £77/$120 9781780766003 PAPERBACK £10.99/$17.95 272 PAGES 216X138MM MAY 2017 9781848858732 PAPERBACK £10.99/$17.95 9781784532826 HARDBACK £72/$99 9781784532833 PAPERBACK £10.99/$17.95 A SHORT HISTORY OF NEW A SHORT HISTORY OF A SHORT HISTORY OF THE SPANISH EMPIRE THE PHOENICIANS THE BYZANTINE EMPIRE Felipe Fernández-Armesto Mark Woolmer Dionysios Stathakopoulos (with José-Juan López-Portillo) Durham University King’s College London 256 PAGES 216X138MM FEBRUARY 2020 256 PAGES 216X138MM MAY 2017 192 PAGES 216X138MM 2014 9781780768366 HARDBACK £72/$99 9781780766171 HARDBACK £72/$99 9781780761930 HARDBACK £77/$120 9781780768373 PAPERBACK £10.99/$17.95 9781780766188 PAPERBACK £10.99/$17.95 9781780761947 PAPERBACK £10.99/$17.95 A SHORT HISTORY OF A SHORT HISTORY OF A SHORT HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH NEW KINGDOM EGYPT THE ITALIAN REVOLUTION AND THE Robert Morkot NEW RENAISSANCE CIVIL WARS NEW University of Exeter Virginia Cox 2 David J Appleby 256 PAGES 216X138MM JANUARY 2029 New York University University of Nottingham 9781780764733 HARDBACK £72/$99 272 PAGES 216X138MM 2015 9781780764740 PAPERBACK £10.99/$17.95 9781784530778 HARDBACK £77/$120 256 PAGES 216X138MM MAY 2019 9781784530785 PAPERBACK £10.99/$17.95 9781780766010 HARDBACK £72/$99 9781780766027 PAPERBACK £10.99/$17.95 A SHORT HISTORY OF A SHORT HISTORY OF A SHORT HISTORY OF THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR THE ETRUSCANS MEDIEVAL ENGLISH Julián Casanova Corinna Riva NEW MYSTICISM University of Zaragoza University College London Vincent Gillespie NEW 240 PAGES 216X138MM MAY 2017 9781848856578 HARDBACK £72/$99 256 PAGES 216X138MM APRIL 2019 University of Oxford 9781848856585 PAPERBACK £10.99/$17.95 9781780766164 HARDBACK £72/$99 9781780766157 PAPERBACK £10.99/$17.95 256 PAGES 216X138MM NOVEMBER 2019 9781780763385 HARDBACK £72/$99 9781780763392 PAPERBACK £10.99/$17.95 A SHORT HISTORY OF A SHORT HISTORY OF THE KOREAN WAR A SHORT HISTORY OF ANCIENT GREECE P.J. Rhodes Allan R Millett NEW THE HUNDRED YEARS Durham University Ohio State University WAR NEW Michael Prestwich 256 PAGES 216X138MM 2014 256 PAGES 216X138MM NOVEMBER 2019 9781780765938 HARDBACK £77/$120 9781780766034 HARDBACK £72/$99 Durham University 9781780765945 PAPERBACK £10.99/$17.95 9781780766041 PAPERBACK £10.99/$17.95 256 PAGES 216X138MM DECEMBER 2017 9781788311373 HARDBACK £72/$99 9781788311380 PAPERBACK £10.99/$17.95 A SHORT HISTORY OF A SHORT HISTORY OF A SHORT HISTORY OF THE MINOANS THE NORMANS THE AMERICAN John Bennet NEW Leonie V Hicks REVOLUTIONARY WAR University of Sheffield Canterbury Christ Church University Stephen Conway University College London 288 PAGES 216X138MM NOVEMBER 2019 264 PAGES 216X138MM 2016 9781780763255 HARDBACK £72/$99 9781780762111 HARDBACK £77/$120 232 PAGES 216X138MM FEBRUARY 2017 9781780763262 PAPERBACK £10.99/$17.95 9781780762128 PAPERBACK £10.99/$17.95 9781848858121 HARDBACK £72/$99 9781848858138 PAPERBACK £10.99/$17.95 www.short-histories.com HISTORY 2018-19 I.B.TAURIS SHORT HISTORIES Introductions with an edge www.short-histories.com
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