Cornell University Press Is Thriving in the Digital Age

Cornell University Press is thriving in the digital age. As the thirteenth Press director since 1869, I arrive each morning acutely aware of my place in the continuum of this outstanding institution—the first of its kind in the nation. My current position extends back in a direct line to Andrew Dickson White, who helped found the university and identified the need for a press to serve as an “intellectual organ” that would provide a publication outlet for scholarly achievements. White arranged the donation of a steam-driven cylinder press and type—our technology has fortunately advanced significantly since then. Once inside the mammoth doors of the Sage House, built by founder Henry Sage and formerly the Cornell infirmary, vestiges of a surgical theater remain visible on the ceiling and this gives the Press its modern day bonafides as a laboratory for experimentation and innovation. Since joining the press in 2015, I have focused my efforts on enabling the global access to and discovery of our high-quality humanities and social sciences scholarship, fulfilling the land-grant mission of Cornell University by demonstrating openness, promoting public accessibility, and disseminat- ing knowledge that shapes the future of the world. As we enter our anniversary year, our publications are reaching communities in more than 100 countries. Our classic titles can now engage new generations of scholars around the world. We refer to these activities as “Cornell Open.” Our annual scholarly output is currently the highest in the Press’s history at 150 new titles per year. Our entire backlist—nearly 6,000 titles—is in the process of being digitized. In an era of so-called “fake news,” the Press is an authoritative voice. From exposing the UN’s role in covering up the cholera epidemic in Haiti (Deadly River) to a never before reported Bosnian genocide (Violence as a Generative Force) to a journalist’s undercover view of a fascist group in Italy (Sacrifice), we take seriously our vision to change the world one book at a time. We begin our next 150 years with a commitment to openness and inclusion.

Dean Smith Director Est. 2015

CORNELLPRESS.CORNELL.EDU 1 I remember with deep appreciation the respect with which the ILR Press/Cornell University Press merger was handled.

It signaled one of those moments in the university’s history when everyone did the right thing. In an institution where separate departments have typically resisted conglomeration, here were two publishing units asking to join forces. The administration could hardly believe it, and they bent over backwards to facilitate the process in any way they could. At the Press, rather than subsume the smaller ILR op - eration, then-director John Ackerman acknowledged the strength of the ILR Press program, incorporating the backlist and new titles as full-fledged citizens and bringing me on board as editor in chief. It was a daring move on his part, and now—after almost twenty-five years of unprecedented change in the industry—the initial spirit of that 1995 merger continues.

Fran Benson Editorial Director, ILR Press Est. 1974

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Where my authors go deep, I get to go wide, feasting at a buffet of fascinating writing. While I love a big idea, I am most captivated by book minutiae: the dangling modifier, the all-powerful comma (serial always, please), the artful index. I admire my colleagues who bring in the latest scholarship, oversee peer review, wrestle the whole text, design our books’ beautiful covers, and sling the books onto our readers’ desks and shelves. But for me the most satisfying part of book life is guarding the standards of clean writing, good prose, flawless citation, and clear and consistent punctuation—with a Chicago Manual of Style in one hand and a Blackwing pencil in the other. It is good work, and my colleagues and authors are some of the sharpest, kindest people I’ve met.

Sara R. Ferguson Manuscript Editor Est. 2006

4 CHANGING THE WORLD SINCE 1869 COMSTOCKCORNELL 5 - - CORNELLPRESS.CORNELL.EDU . It explains psychological con ingly on popular culture. Meegan reveals book.” need. Every American who cares about the greatest number of voters: fairness.” that equity-based programs for the middle the future of our country should read this Retirement Research, and author of structs and theirbearing on policy debate the Fair the and liberals, proposing a value frame for ALSO OF INTEREST and ideological conflict, drawing engag drawing conflict, ideological and Falling Short Falling of Self-Interestof Imperiled Have the ground common to both conservatives class are the best way to help those in $29.95t hardcover 978-1-5017-0231-0 Third Capitalism Wave How Money, Power, and the Pursuit Power, Money, How John Ehrenreich American Dream America the Fair makes a compelling case “ “There’s really a lot to like about America —Chris Weber, University of Arizona —Alicia Munnell, The Center for - is Associate Professor of Psychology at the the at Psychology of Professor Associate is Makingsociety fairequal,and Meeganargues, wouldstrength Tapping Tapping into a pop culture zeitgeist linking Bugs Bunny, POLITICAL SCIENCE to themiddle-to upper-middleand classes: that policies that help the economically disadvantaged are inherently others. bad for the human brain; to our political predilections, arguments, and just those of lower income. If everyone has access to inexpensiveeveryoneIfto income.hasaccess lower those just of border to take up residency in Canada, Meegan, an American completely and championandcompletelygovernment benefits everyone, for not citizen, has seen first-handhow people enjoy as rights what en thepoliticalmoralanden theDemocraticposition of Party and quality health care, open and extensive parental leave, and free are key elementskeyaremissing society.today’sin Having crossed the society will be fair. The Left will also overcome an argument argument an overcome also will Left The fair. be will society suggests that American liberals are just missing the point. If writes, should be selfishly enjoyed by everyone. place it in a position to revive American civic life. Fairness, he postsecondary education, then everyone will be happier and and happier be will everyone then education, postsecondary progressiveswant winto the theyvote, need changeto strategy of of the Right that successfully, though incongruously, appeals distrusts, Daniel Meegan suggests that fairness and equality does our “injustice trigger” get pulled, to and how can outcome fairness zero-sum a for look to need human our overcome our political battles? DemocraticParty manysupporters?possiblescareso off When $17.95t paperback 978-1-5017-3547-9 Taylor Swift,Taylor and John Belushi; through popular science and Daniel Meegan Daniel University Guelph. of 208 pages, 6 x 9 APRIL Dan Meegan Dan What makes a person liberal or conservative? Why does the Americans view as privileges. Fascinated with this tension, he Nation Using Brain Science to Create a More Just Just a More Create to Science Brain Using The politics of our feelings America theFair America As a former Greenpeace activist with a passion for making waves I’m proud to have worked with dozens of authors who wrote books that challenge powerful interests and help make the world a better place.

Among many, the first that comes to mind is Tom Wilber, author of the definitive book on the fracking boom in Pennsylvania,Under the Surface. An accomplished journalist by trade, Tom dove deep into the controversy and chronicled the heart-wrenching on-the-ground stories of rural families and farmers who were promised riches by oil companies, but then ultimately paid the price with contaminated water and physical illness. Immediately after publication, Wilber’s even-handed and accurate book was effectively utilized by the leaders of the coalition group New Yorkers Against Fracking in their successful fight to ban fracking in New York State. Information is power. Another author whose book helped change the world is Saru Jayara- man. We knew she was a force of nature when the views of her video book trailer topped 100,000 several months before the book was even available. Her book Behind the Kitchen Door was the centerpiece of a successful campaign by Jayaraman’s group Restaurant Opportunities Centers United (ROC United) to fight for better wages and working conditions for restaurant workers across the United States. Behind the Kitchen Door provided critical information for workers, restau - rant patrons, and the government about the real nature of restaurant work and was instrumental in helping ROC United to win nearly a dozen workplace justice campaigns, secure $10 million in back pay for workers and improve workplace policies in high-profile celebrity chef restaurants. But books do not have to be overtly political to help change the world. Some of the most aesthetically beautiful books we publish feature the stunning wildlife and nature of Costa Rica. More than 130,000 copies of our Costa Rican bird guides have been purchased over the years, and that figure excludes sales within Costa Rica. Tens of thousands of people from around the world have travelled to Costa Rica using our books to explore its pristine and protected natural parks, and the monetary impact of this ecotourism has transformed Costa Rica into one of the most environmentally sustainable countries in the world. I’m proud that our books have played a part, however small, in this positive change.

Jonathan Hall Digital Marketing Manager Est. 2002

6 CHANGING THE WORLD SINCE 1869 COMSTOCKCORNELL 7 - CORNELLPRESS.CORNELL.EDU marvelous, compelling story for black for those who need to believe in the power tions of a black man. Above all, this story is ALSO OF INTEREST and minority youth to learn what can be understand to whites for and achieved, contribu multi-talented the recognize and of striving for excellence in all they do.” $21.95t hardcover 978-1-5017-0432-1 Concert Barton at Hall Cornell ’77 CEO, TIAA-CREF, 1987–1993 CEO, Magnificenceof Grateful the Dead’s The Music, the Myth, and the Peter Conners From Willard Straight to Wall Street is a “ —Clifton R. Wharton, Jr., Chairman and - - reveals one of the most W. Jones W.

Jones witnessed Jones the destruction Centers Trade the World of The book begins on the steps of Willard Straight Hall where From Willard Straight to Wall Street From WillardFrom StreetStraight Wall to provides a front row seat to HISTORY the next decade. that defies cliché andoffers a unique perspectiveon the issues the author’s triumphs theauthor’s strugglesand twicewas he asinvestigated interesting American stories the of last fifty years. reveals a father, a husband, a trusted colleague, a Cornellian, and by the SEC—and emerged unscathed. His searing perspective honorarydoctoral PepperdineUniversity,degrees Howard from hand the wave of scandals that swept the banking industry over Inspirational life story of a Black American’s corporate capital investment firm TWJ Capital.He previously served as cludinghigh-level Hancock,John positions TIAA-CREF at and at at John Hancock Insurance Company. Jones received Masters as an Africananas American navigating dominatedwhites world by a confrontslifebusinesswith who a leaderunwaveringan resolve as a campus revolutionary who led an armed revolt at Cornell years to become a powerful leader in the financial industry in industry financial the in leader powerful a become to years career ficer at TIAA-CREF; and Senior Vice-President and Treasurer Treasurer and Vice-President Senior and TIAA-CREF; at ficer degreesCornellfrom Universityholdsand University,Boston and on 9/11 from his office at ground zero and then observed first- observed then and zero ground at office his from 9/11 on demanded a black studies curriculum at Cornell. The Straight Chief Executive Officerof Global Investment Management at Of Operating Chief and President, Chairman, Vice Citigroup; Citigroup as Wall Street plunged into its darkest hour. of raceof in America today. Perkins with reconciled Jones whom years later. In stark and compelling prose, Thomas Jones tells W. his story $28.95t hardcover$28.95t 978-1-5017-3632-2 Jones and hisclassmatesand Jones staged occupationantwodays that for is founder and senior partner of venture venture of partner senior and founder is Jones Thomas W. Takeover resultedTakeover theinresignation Cornell of PresidentJames University, and College New of Rochelle. University in 1969 and thenandUniversityaltered the his1969 coursenext inover fifty 272 pages, 22 6 x 9, b&w halftones APRIL Thomas From Willard Straight to Wall Street Wall to Straight Willard From A Memoir We are the first.

Not many get to say that. Well, we do! CUP is 150 years old. So we were around before all the other university presses. From a marketing perspective this should be a dream. Easy hook, lots of promotion, and so on. But having been through a big anniversary celebration at my previous Press I know that it can seem like no one even cares. Do readers know or want to know that we’ve been doing this publishing thing since 1869? Do authors? What about vendors and other stakeholders? Somehow, I struggle to believe Amazon is going to see we’re 150 years old and immediately order thousands more books! Regardless, over the past year or so, the marketing team has been brainstorming and planning how to make people take notice of the fact that CUP is the first university press to the sesquicentennial mark. Colleagues from other departments have joined in and we’ve enlisted help from a variety of people on campus. We’ve got the main stuff covered: parties, events, logos, etc. We’ll use those things to let influencers on campus and in the University Press world know about the amazing things we’re doing. But what about the outsiders? Those who might not care so much? Time to get creative. It’s a once- in-a-lifetime opportunity to tell people our story and, perhaps most importantly sell some more books. Being 150 years old is also an excuse to experiment, to push out some wild and wacky marketing campaigns that perhaps only tan - gentially use the 150th as their foundation. Videos, podcasts, blogs— content, in other words—will revolve around the 150th but won’t be consumed by it. This catalogue is full of 150th stuff but it’s not the main purpose of the catalogue, obviously! Our new website launched just in time for the 150th and we’ll use the confluence of these two things to move boldly into a content-marketing strategy more suited to the next 150 years (Weeks? Hours?) rather than what’s been done by book publishers for the past 150. So, we’re 150! Yay, us. And we’re telling you all about it. Lucky you. But, really, from the marketing side of things, this milestone anniversary is all about being the first again. And again. And again. We’re going to the be first to try a whole bunch of crazy things in scholarly book marketing and we hope you enjoy at least one or two of them.

Martyn Beeny Marketing and Sales Director Est. 2016

8 CHANGING THE WORLD SINCE 1869 CORNELLCOMSTOCK PUBLISHING 9 - - CORNELLPRESS.CORNELL.EDU in this book is vanden Heuvel himself—a breath-taking part of our history as a na position in the world. When Bill tells a man whose career reminds us of how hon title suggests—hope in our troubled times. times. troubled our in suggests—hope title tion—one that has influenced our present present our influenced has that tion—one this 21st century.” But the character who unites every chapter Eleanor and Franklin Roosevelt, JFK and RFK, James Baldwin, and Jimmy Carter. Reading this memoir will ignite a reflection reflection a ignite will memoir this Reading vanden Heuvel’s remarkable life and Institute story, you feel like you’re living it with him. ALSO OF INTEREST career, readers will find exactly what the comes to life in these pages, including orable public service can be.” on what we must do to move forward into $24.95t hardcover 978-1-5017-0581-6 hardcover $24.95t My NuclearMy Nightmare Naoto Kan Leading through Japan the Fukushima Disaster to a Nuclear- Free Future A dazzling cast of historical characters “Through this exquisite rendering of Bill “Billvanden Heuvel’s life has spanned a —Doris Kearns Goodwin —Anna Eleanor Roosevelt, Roosevelt - - served as Deputy US Permanent Heuvel

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hardcover 978-1-5017-3817-3 Throughout, vanden Heuvel persuades us that there is still HISTORY to General William J. Donovan, Special Counsel to Governor Governor to Counsel Special Donovan, J. William General to tions. Along the way, he allowssharehisjourney tohe us tions. with Alongthe way, some themes that resonate as much today as they did when he first first he when did they as today much as resonate that themes MAY follow in his footsteps. isHe not afraid to challenge the hatred intractable domestic and foreign policy issues with ingenuity room for optimism in public life. He shows how individuals, in America; tackling the crisis in America’s prisons; America America prisons; America’s in crisis the tackling America; in renewal of faith in democracy and America. US Ambassador himself among them, have tackled some of America’s most and bigotry that are an unfortunate but undeniable part of the evelt Institute. Ambassador vanden Heuvel is an international attorney and investment banker. and opportunities that life in the United States can offer. and goodwill, particularly under the leadership of President President of leadership the under particularly goodwill, and encounteredthem:mentors; andtheheroestragedythe impact of and the Holocaust; and the plight and promise of the United Na a lawyer, a political activist, and a diplomat. He touches upon speecheswritings,and eightdecadespresentedoverand compiled of of the great characters of American history: Eleanor Roosevelt, of the Vietnamof racismthe of War; problemsanddesegregation of of his colorful life as a second-generation American, a soldier, of adventureservice,public of and togetherwoven with anecdotes Kennedy. He is the founder of the Franklin and Eleanor Roos Representative to the United Nations. A former presidentInternational of Rescue the Committee, he was Executive Assistant Franklin D. Roosevelt and those who sought and still seek to RFK, Harry S. Truman, and Jimmy Carter. $28.95t 296 pages, 21 b&w 6 x 9, halftones foreword by Douglas Brinkley William J. vanden HeuvelWilliam vanden J. WilliamKennedyand “Wild J. Bill”F. Donovan, John President William J. vanden Heuvel presents his most important public Ambassador Averell Harriman, and Assistant to Attorney General Robert F. American fabric. He exhorts us to embrace all the challenges challenges the all embrace to us exhorts He fabric. American Hope and History William The understanding and openness of an American an of openness and understanding The Hope and History and Hope A Memoir of Tumultuous Times Tumultuous of A Memoir I came to the Press from the other side of the “transom.”

I was a writer, had published a few novels (fantasy/SF), then began working for the Press as a freelance editor. One day, someone asked whether I’d be willing to fill in for the permissions person. She and the subrights manager had left the Press about four months earlier, so there was quite a permissions/rights backlog. That two-week temporary position grew into a terrific career in subsidiary rights. Working at Cornell University Press has expanded my horizons more than I could have imagined; our authors introduce me to subjects and ideas I probably wouldn’t encounter otherwise. The Victorian mansion that houses the Press provides us with a work environment both beautiful and quirky; each of us has a favorite encounter story with the bats that commute in and out of the attic: mine is the time I was trapped in the kneehole of my desk by bats flying around my office; my marketing comrades waited at my door and, when the coast was clear, shouted, “Now! Run for it!” I’ve worked offsite for the last nineteen years, but I still feel that connection to our authors and books, and, most especially, to my colleagues, who continue to inspire me to push the boundaries of what I think and of what I think I can do.

Tonya Cook Subsidiary Rights Manager Est. 1994

10 CHANGING THE WORLD SINCE 1869 COMSTOCKILR PRESS 11 - MARTIN Striking Steel Striking with great pleasure. This This pleasure. great with NO LONGER How the Mainstream Media CORNELLPRESS.CORNELL.EDU Abandoned the Working Class Abandoned the Working NEWSWORTHY CHRISTOPHER R. insightful. Martin writes with a mildly book is absolutely fresh and original, and tion-grabbing nature of his work.” his of nature tion-grabbing smart-ass edge that adds to the atten the Food Fast Giants and Won ALSO OF INTEREST Newsworthy $29.95t hardcover 978-1-5017-1308-8 Chicago, author of of author Chicago, I Am a Tractor! Not Florida OnHow Farmworkers Took Susan L. Marquis “I read Christopher R. Martin’s No Longer —Jack Metzgar, Roosevelt University, - - No

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I was a bit intimidated about venturing into the publishing world for the first time. In my mind, scholarly publishing meant working within the boundaries of both a conservative audience and a traditional field. And despite being willing to embrace the challenge, I expected to face obstacles when the time came to implement those out-of-the-box creative ideas that we, marketers, love to come up with. I couldn’t have been further from the truth. At Cornell University Press, I was welcomed by a forward-thinking, innovative, and energetic marketing team. Less than a year into the position I have already directed a movie, helped orchestrate the most successful book sale in the history of the press, attended a renowned book festival in NYC, and met with colleagues from other university presses in a think-tank event where the main goal was to exchange ideas and book marketing 2.0. Today, I celebrate the 150th Anniversary of Cornell University Press learning about its history but most importantly, excited about what is to come. And as I walk into Sage House every morning, I am reminded of the fact that we are a group of people who love books, and who have come together from different places and with different backgrounds with a shared mission: to change the world, one book at a time (since 1869!).

Adriana Ferreira Social Media Coordinator Est. 2018

12 CHANGING THE WORLD SINCE 1869 COMSTOCKCORNELL 13 CORNELLPRESS.CORNELL.EDU book, one that is hugely novel, insightful, powerful in its message, this book helps matters.” tionships of land and psyche.” - rela the and neologisms emotion Earth University Washington Environment, ALSO OF INTEREST and historically illusionary. Grounded and and Grounded illusionary. historically and and rewarding. Everything in this book of The East Country explain in an accessible way the history of $19.95t paperback 978-1-5017-0772-8 $19.95t Stories from the Living World The the of Eye Sandpiper Brandon Keim Earth Emotions composed, thorough, is “ “Glenn A. Albrecht has written a superb —Jules Pretty, University of Essex, author —Nick Stanger, Huxley College of the - EarthEmotions presents is an Australian environmental thinker. examines into our positive and negative A. Albrecht

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I had just finished graduate school and was diligently trying to figure out what to do with the rest of my life. One day an acquaintance hap- pened to introduce me to one of his own acquaintances, who ran a small press that was in need of a publicist. I had never considered working in publicity or publishing before, but, as a lifelong lover of books, I could see that a large, extraordinary door was swinging open in front of me, and so I stepped through. I spent several years working at a couple different presses until I found myself before yet another door—the stately, solid entrance of Sage House, where Cornell University Press has long resided. I have not yet been at CUP for very long, but the experience so far has been one of the most professionally gratifying I have ever had. Every day I am met with new challenges and stretched in ways I could have never foreseen. I have the pleasure of working alongside colleagues whose creativity and intelligence inspire me to put forth the effort our books and authors truly deserve. Most importantly, I am learning about—and helping to contribute to—the exceedingly important and necessary role that university presses play in our current cultural landscape. Academic presses are publishing scholarship that matters, both to those inside and out of the academy. These books actively shape debates and our understandings of timely and enduring subjects all over the country and the world. We are cultural producers, information disseminators, and democracy drivers. Every book we publish—from an ILR Press book on the collective action of farmworkers to a Three Hills book on a slice of New York state history—is another door opening for another intellectually curious reader. Cornell University Press’s longevity is a testament to the mean- ingfulness of the books we publish. This milestone is an opportunity for us to both celebrate the significant work we have done so far, as well look ahead to the exciting prospects on the horizon for the Press and for scholarly publishing at large to produce and share work that engages with the public in new ways, so that we can all more clearly envision and build the world we want and need.

Cheryl Quimba Publicity Manager Est. 2018

14 CHANGING THE WORLD SINCE 1869 COMSTOCKCORNELL 15 - - CORNELLPRESS.CORNELL.EDU insignificant poem.” insignificant interpretive skill makes A Fiery Gospel an wars and the rationale for fighting them for exploring the subjects of American through the analysis of what was at first an vides a convenient and poignant vehicle ALSO OF INTEREST Touchdown Jesus author of Touchdown Exceptionalism of the forthcoming Between Heresy and cated and fascinating book. His impressive read.” excellent $29.95t hardcover 978-1-5017-0555-7 Pastorello Susan Goodier & Karen Susan Goodier & Karen Women WillWomen Vote Winning Suffrage State in New York A Fiery Gospel is a lively book that pro “ “Richard M. Gamble has written a compli —Darryl G. Hart, Hillsdale College, author —R. Laurence Moore, Cornell University, . is the Anna Margaret Ross Alexander Alexander Ross Margaret Anna the is , Richard M. Gamble describes how this depicts vividlymost thesurprising genealogy M. Gamble M. Gospel

hardcover 978-1-5017-3641-4 A Fiery Gospel In A Fiery Gospel In SearchIn of the City on a Hill and The for Righteousness War RELIGION AND AMERICAN PUBLIC LIFE HISTORY the tune, reading the music for us—all while reveling in the to makeAmericato warsitsandsacred. Americans Few reflect on MAY Reevaluating the composer and the song nationalist sensibilities—that is the true conductor of this most much about the shifting shape of American righteousness. multiplicity of meanings of and uses to which lyrics Howe’s its violent and redemptiveandviolentits imagery, drawn freelypropheticfrom have been put. “The Battle Hymn of the Republic” has been launched the song’s incredible career in American public life. life. public American in career incredible song’s the launched camp-meetingtune, evocativepaired withlyrics, Howe’s became and is American civil religion. and conservative nationalists, war hawks and peaceniks,Europeansas Americans.and This varied careerreaders shows as well about the implications of that apocalyptic language for how versatile enough to match the needs of Civil Rights activists activists Rights Civil of needs the match to enough versatile passages of the Old and New Testaments, and fewer still think position as a cultural piece in the uncertain amalgam that was of “Theof Battle Hymn the of Republic,” and its sure and certain one one of the most effective instruments of religious nationalism. Chair of History and Politics at Hillsdale College. isHe author of Gamble deftly considers the idea behind the song—humming $28.95t He He takes the reader back to the song’s origins during the Civil Since its composition in Washington’s Willard Hotel in 1861, 1861, in Hotel Willard Washington’s in composition its Since JuliaWard Howe’s “BattleHymn of theRepublic” has been used Richard M. Gamble 288 pages, 22 6 x 9, b&w halftones Richard War, andreveals how those political and militarycircumstances Road to Righteous War Righteous to Road Abolitionist household, Unitarian theology, and Romantic and American war of songs. Yet it Yet is, argues Gamble, the creator of the song herself—her Americansinterpret they who areandthey what the owe world. The Battle Hymn of the Republic and the and theThe Republic Battle of Hymn A Fiery Most any press, academic or commercial, has a unique colophon, a visual style, and a defined list.

Few presses, however, have a distinctive, landmarked edifice to house the team. Indeed, publishing professionals are typically squeezed into cubicles, set on an open floor plan, on one level of a non-descript structure. (The knowledge economy is often indifferent to space let alone place.) So, I feel fortunate to work for Cornell University Press in a building called Sage House. Far removed from a corporate park setting, the Queen Anne style house, designed by William Henry Miller and completed in 1880, is as grand as the name suggests. With stained glass and intricate woodwork inside and quirky gables and a broad porch outside, Sage House is a visual treat and a constant reminder of the long history of Cornell. It was originally the family residence for Henry Williams Sage, a key figure in the founding of the university, and the three-story building has a homey feeling. Later, it was the university infirmary: a place where people suffered, wept, and died, as well as experienced the joy of restored health and the delight of conversation and reading during periods of convalescence. Because of this lineage, my hours in Sage House call to mind that working with authors is an intimate business. Writing is about personal stories and strong commitments; in books, authors put themselves on the line, ready for affirmation if the book commands a positive reception and prepared for suffering if the critics are less kind. When my colleagues and I discuss book projects in a room that was once the Sage family dining room or debate the merits of a sans serif font for a book cover in what was a bedroom, the personal side of our business is lurking in the background. Books are intimate and, at bottom, moral media. I am grateful to work in a place called Sage House which—because of is very scale, design, and craft—brings to mind the human dimension of my work as an editor.

Michael McGandy Senior Acquisitions Editor Est. 2008

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Sedges of the Northern Forest COMSTOCK A Photographic Guide Jerry Jenkins

Covering sedges from Nova Scotia to Minnesota

The Northern Forest Region lies between the oak forests of the eastern United States and the boreal forests of eastern Canada. It is, collectively, one of the largest and most continuous temperate forests left in the world and, like much of the biosphere, it is at risk. This guide is an essential companion for those interested in stewardship and conservation of the region. Through multi-image composite photos that allow for un- paralleled depth and clarity, this unique guide illustrates the 236 varied and beautiful, and often overlooked, sedges of the Northern Forest.

• Large, easy-to-use format • Easily identify and compare different sedges • Fully illustrated with high-definition composite images • Accompanying large-scale foldout charts also available

A complete online archive of images and articles, including digital atlases, is available at northernforestatlas.org.

This book was made in collaboration with the Northern Forest Atlas Foundation and the Wildlife Conservation Society Ad - irondack Program.

Jerry Jenkins directs the Northern Forest Atlas Project and is a researcher for the Wildlife Conservation Society. He is author of Climate Change in the Adirondacks and The Adirondack Atlas and coauthor of Acid Rain in the Adirondacks.

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CORNELLPRESS.CORNELL.EDU 17 I have always dreamed of joining a literary salon.

Say, one hosted by Mabel Dodge in New York City at the turn of the century, where I’d meet Langston Hughes and Gertrude Stein. Never an author (not even a repressed one), I have always been drawn to bright lights, big thinkers. Imagine my delight when, several years ago, I was invited by the executive editor at Cornell University Press to co-host a publication workshop at a nearby university. This seemed tantalizingly close to participating in a salon. Of course, the absinthe was missing, but the thrill of the literary chase was there: the ideas, the authors, the mentorship, the quick repartee. We discovered our complementary roles: me, encouraging the submission of a wide range of manuscripts; he, discouraging all but the very best submissions. This lured several prospective authors; they wanted in to this charmed circle. It wasn’t long before so too did I. Three years ago, I came to work at Cornell University Press. I still recall the first preboard meeting I attended and what I perceived as the heady glamor of it. These weekly meetings, one of Cornell UP’s distin- guishing features, bring together colleagues from all departments to engage in discussion, sometimes debate, about the merits of each and every book project. The care taken, the ideas generated—whether for a monograph written by a first-time author or by an award-winning scholar—brought to mind the creative energies of a salon. It took a few decades (as I set out for Ithaka), but I was home.

Emily Andrew Senior Acquisitions Editor Est. 2016

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Sedges of the Northern Forest COMSTOCK Quick Guide Jerry Jenkins

The Quick Guide for Sedges of the Northern Forest contains two double-sided photographic charts that allow users to see high-res, close-up images of the more than 200 sedges in the Northern Forest region. The map-sized folding charts are water-resistant and field-friendly, the perfect companion to the Photographic Guide. This product was made in collaboration with the Northern Forest Atlas Foundation and the Wildlife Conservation Society Adirondack Program.

Jerry Jenkins directs the Norther Forest Atlas Project and is a researcher for the Wildlife Conservation Society. He is author of Woody Plants of the Northern Forest, Climate Change in the Adirondacks, and The Adirondack Atlas. He is coauthor of Acid Rain in the Adirondacks.

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CORNELLPRESS.CORNELL.EDU 19 I was seven years old when I realized my greatest ambition: to work in publishing.

I finished reading the closing line of Julie of the Wolves by Jean Craig- head George and hopped on our Gateway 2000 and attempted to write my first novel. “A lone wolf howled at the night” was the opening line of that and the start of a lifelong passion. As I matured and explored my interests, I grew ever more passionate about lifelong learning and discovering great authors and books and helping others do the same. Fast forward to the year I graduated with a degree in English (Creative Writing), and instead of pursuing my dreams, I went on to take an office job at a big corporation one month later. I stayed stuck in that rut for four years, during which, however, I pursued my Masters in Publish- ing and even launched my own business plan for a publishing house. A year passed after receiving my graduate degree in publishing, but I continued my mundane corporate jobs until one day I pinged Dean Smith, a professor of mine in my graduate program and Director at Cornell University Press, to let him know I was looking to (finally) get into publishing. A month later I found myself in my very own office in a building straight out of a fairytale, Sage House, working with an amazing, intelligent group of people who are as passionate about what they do and the industry as I am. Two weeks ago, a set of book proofs were delivered to the Press addressed to me. The feeling of seeing my name on the label headed by Cornell University Press and opening those packages to review these gorgeous, interesting titles I ordered was indescribable. I helped bring into being these books, each with its own individual aim to spread knowledge and make the world a better place—“changing the world one book at a time.” And I can truly say, deciding to work at the Cornell University Press was the best decision I have ever made.

Katelyn Leboff Project Manager Est. 2018

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Reptiles of Costa Rica COMSTOCK A Field Guide Twan Leenders

Fully illiustrated and complete

Reptiles of Costa Rica, the long-awaited companion to Amphibians of Costa Rica, is the first ever comprehensive field guide to the crocodilians, turtles, lizards, and snakes of Costa Rica. A popular destination for tourists and biologists because of its biodiver - sity, the country is particularly rich in reptile fauna, boasting 245 species. The sheer diversity in shapes, sizes, colors, and natural history traits of these animals is beautifully displayed in this book. Lizards range from minuscule dwarf geckos to dinosaur-like iguanids, and everything in between, while the country’s snakes include tiny eyeless wormsnakes, massive boas, as well as twenty-three dangerously venomous species, which include the largest vipers in the world. Author, photographer, and conservation biologist Twan Leenders has been researching and documenting the herpeto- fauna of Costa Rica for nearly twenty-five years. His explorations have taken him to remote parts of Costa Rica that few people ever visit, journeys that usually find him hauling an array of photographic equipment to document his finds. In addition to including more than 1,000 photographs, detailed black and white scientific illustrations, and range maps, this book also features paintings of anole dewlaps, a key identification feature for that very complex group of lizards. This new field guide will enable the reader to identify all species, while also providing a wealth of information about natural history, predation, breeding strategies, habitat preferences, and conservation of Costa Rica’s reptile fauna.

Twan Leenders is President of the Roger Tory Peterson In- stitute of Natural History in Jamestown, New York, and author of Amphibians of Costa Rica, also by Cornell University Press.

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CORNELLPRESS.CORNELL.EDU 21 My colleagues know that I thrive on Joseph Conrad’s novels.

Lord Jim is my favorite, not only for its romantic cautionary tale about the variegated impacts of an “exalted egoism” upon the world (editors and authors may wish to take note!). There is also the novel’s epigraph, from Novalis: “It is certain my conviction gains infinitely, the moment another soul will believe in it.” Belief in another’s conviction: the idealism, aspiration, vulnera- bility, entrustment, affirmation. Then there’s Spiderman: with great power comes great responsibility. Belief without the power to act upon that belief is mainly moral support, necessary, but insufficient for any individual or organization wearing power’s mantle and its attendant responsibilities. What moves me most about Lord Jim is how Marlow, the sea captain who believes in Jim, accepts and assumes the responsibility to provide Jim the opportunities for redemption. I don’t want to be too highfalutin. The power wielded at the press exists in a relatively circumscribed and privileged milieu and while the press strives to “change the world one book at a time” for me the sterling value of the press lies in another Conradian (slightly altered) maxim: It is when we try to grapple with a [person’s] intimate need that we perceive how incomprehensible, wavering and misty are the beings that share with us the sight of the stars and the warmth of the sun. Bringing a book into print is grappling with an author’s intimate need (which can occasionally be “incomprehensible, wavering and misty”). Publishing a book is a responsibility, a privilege and an honor. A major reason Cornell University Press has endured for 150 years is that no one at the press throughout its long existence has either shirked this responsibility or taken this privilege and honor for granted.

Jim Lance Senior Acquisitions Editor Est. 2015

22 CHANGING THE WORLD SINCE 1869 COMSTOCKCORNELL 23 - - is a timely book on a critical CORNELLPRESS.CORNELL.EDU impressive field work paint a compelling interested in how terrorism and terrorists terrorists and terrorism how in interested increasingly prevalent phenomenon.” prevalent increasingly picture of the indoctrination the exploita and picture of world’s foremost scholars of terrorism, tion of children by terrorists worldwide and training children to murder adults. They sheds new light on this odious and, sadly, sadly, and, odious this on light new sheds states can reintegrate these children, if ALSO OF INTEREST and long-neglected subject. Mia Bloom Bloom Mia subject. long-neglected and and John Horgan’s multidisciplinary approach, comprehensive research, and author in the of Terror Name of God address the horrific terrorist practice of and when they return from the battle and author Terrorism of Inside evolve.” examine the pressing question of how field. 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African fastest the of one has Ethiopia World Bank, the to According Street Life, Marginality, and Development in APRIL Marco Di Marco 252 pages, 6x9, halftones 8b&w pages, 252 ANTHROPOLOGY is Lecturer in the Anthropology of Africa of Africa Anthropology the in Lecturer is Nunzio Di Marco $95.00x $29.95s desires, expectations, and success through the uncomfortable uncomfortable the through success and expectations, desires, Re states. nation debates about of success orthe African failure plete with fascinating characters, multi-layered narratives, and and narratives, multi-layered characters, fascinating with plete why poor people’s claims for open-endedness can lead to better lead can to better forwhy people’spoor open-endedness claims success, empowerment, marginality, and street life. street and marginality, empowerment, success, economic others, many and them, For improvement. social times. recent in success ality is understood and acted upon in a time of promise, and margin how poor, the fails development why and how explores exclusion. of social patterns exacerbated has growth for desires their harness, not hinder, development and growth ultimate the be to supposed are who those of realities messy and ofsuccess, definitions alternative poorest the of one also is it yet Africa, in economies growing and more just alternative futures. 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And inthese four institutions—NGO-run women’s arbitrationcenters run by Muslim jurists or lay Muslims to show thatreligious law because Muslim legal expertise and practice are central to the binding. Katherine Lemons argues that an analysis of divorce in legal status marks a crisis of the secular distinction between between distinction secular the of crisis a marks status legal at McGillat University. authoritative legal opinions ( accordancewith Islamic strictures is critical tothe understand and practices in India, a secular state in which Muslims are a a are Muslims which in state secular a India, in practices and significant minority and where Islamic judgments are not legally yet, as Lemons demonstrates, the state is not the only arbiter Muslim legal expert ( of of the relationship between religion and law: religious legal does not muddle the categories of religionand law but generates of Indianof secularism. 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S Sahadeo, Jeff 40 Salvaging Community 68 Sariola, Salla 61 Sayle, Timothy Andrews 29 Scandal and Democracy 85 Scholems, The 28 Schrum, Ethan 78 Scrap of Paper, A 95 Scribes of Space 51 Sedges of the Northern Forest: A Photographic Guide 17 Sedges of the Northern Forest: Quick Guide 19 Sela, Shlomo 105 Şenocak, Neslihan 90 Sexual Economy of War, The 32 Siegelbaum, Lewis H. 41 Simpson, Bob 61 Skabelund, Aaron 91 Small Arms 23 Smith, Garrett R. 106 Smith, Dean 1 Sovereignty Experiments 83 Speaking Out in Vietnam 80 Squatriti, Paolo 52 Statebuilding by Imposition 81 Statecraft by Stealth 39 Steel, Carlos 105 Steveker, Lena 71 Styfhals, Willem 46 Susskind, Alex M. 79

T This Thing of Darkness 44 Thomas Cole’s Refrain 24 Timmerman, Christiane 103 To Shape Our World For Good 53 Touchton, Michael 68 Trafficking with Demons 50 Twenty-Six Words That Created the Internet, The 3

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V Vaidyanathan, Brandon 67 Vanden Broecke, Steven 105 vanden Heuvel, William J. 9 Van Praag, Lore 103 Victorian Skin 70 Victory’s Shadow 48 Voices from the Soviet Edge 40 von Borzyskowski, Inken 54

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