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ANU Press 2020 Catalogue Amazon US, EU and UK CONTENTS > 01 About Us 02 ANU Press Statistics 04 Featured Titles 16 2018 Titles 24 Backlist 25 Aboriginal Studies 45 Law 29 Archaeology and 46 Pacific Studies Anthropology 53 Policy, Politics and 35 Asian Studies Government 39 Business and Economics 58 Sciences 40 Defence Studies 61 Social Sciences 41 Environmental Studies 63 ANU Press Languages 43 Humanities and 63 ANU Press Textbooks Creative Arts 63 ANU eView 1st AUSTRALIA’S FIRST AND LARGEST OPEN-ACCESS PUBLISHER > 3.4 M 6 DOWNLOADS IN 2019 JOURNALS PUBLISHED BY ANU PRESS Multimedia books > 860 PUBLISHED WITH MUSIC, TITLES IN OUR CATALOGUE VIDEO AND SPOKEN WORD 20+ EXPERT EDITORIAL BOARDS ABOUT US ANU Press is a globally recognised leader in open-access academic publishing. As Australia’s first open-access university press, it prides itself on its Information for authors innovation in the area of open-access scholarship. A comprehensive guide of ANU Press ANU Press authors publish peer-reviewed research publishing processes is available on our website, on a broad range of topics including Asia and Pacific but here’s a brief overview: studies, Australian politics, humanities, arts, Indigenous > Manuscripts submitted to ANU Press are studies and science. To date, ANU Press has published over 860 publications, all of which are freely available evaluated by the relevant, discipline-specific to download, and paperbacks can also be purchased editorial board for suitability and worth. via our website. > If the proposal is considered appropriate, ANU Press produces fully peer-reviewed research the board will arrange peer review by at publications and is recognised by the Department of least two independent reveiwers. Education and Training as a commercial publisher, > Where necessary, the author makes so authors who publish through ANU Press gain full changes to the manuscript as recognition under the Higher Education Research Data recommended by reviewers; the board Collection scheme. ANU Press fulfils the vital role of approves the proposal for publication after distributing important academic research through stylish, reviewing changes. well-designed and accessible electronic/hard-copy texts. > The manuscript is professionally copyedited Open-access publishing is incredibly advantageous to and styled and then sent to the ANU Press both authors and readers. Benefits of publishing with team to begin the final stage. ANU Press include: > In-house production takes about four > Worldwide dissemination of research in multiple months, at the end of this process the book formats: our books and journals reached over is published as an open-access electronic 222 territories and 7,563 institutions across the publication and is also made available as globe in 2019. a hard copy to purchase. > Inclusion in reading lists: as our books are free to read and download, universities across the world, and particularly in developing areas, assign ANU Press books as mandatory texts for their Contact information students. > High visibility and greater impact: partnerships ANU Press with third-party distributors and comprehensive RG Menzies Building (#2) metadata mean that our books are highly ranked The Australian National University in global search engines. Open texts also means Acton ACT 2601 readers can search within the publication, not just the metadata of the book. Telephone: (02) 6125 0262 Email: [email protected] Website: press.anu.edu.au Delve into our catalogue Our books offer readers originality, enduring worth and value. Our peer-review process ensures substantial contribution to scholarship, fitness for purpose, structural soundness and clarity of style and expression. Our books are widely read and purchased by leading universities globally. Timely and relevant research by world-class academics ensures ANU Press books are a valuable part of library collections. About Us 1 Google ANU PRESS Books/Play Harry Hartog STATISTICS (ANU campus) Top 10 titles for 2019 Total Thomson downloads Reuters Our The Military and Democracy in Asia 77,476 and the Pacific distributors China’s 40 Years of Reform and 68,936 Development: 1978–2018 The personality cult of Stalin in Soviet 54,733 posters, 1929–1953 DOAB Regulatory Theory 32,010 Trove The Joy of Sanskrit 31,615 Degei's Descendants 28,449 Dictatorship, Disorder and Decline 25,350 Proquest in Myanmar OAPEN Information Systems Foundations: 25,087 Constructing and Criticising Professionalism in the 23,143 Information and Communication Technology Industry Protected Area Governance 22,148 and Management Where are ANU Press readers from? The global access of our books is increasing every year with 285,931 more downloads from readers outside of Australia in 2019, compared to 2018. 2% 2% 1% Philippines India Japan 2% Italy 3% Germany 25% 3% Rest of France the world 4% UK 11% China 27% Australia 20% US 2 ANU Press 2020 Catalogue Amazon US, EU and UK JSTOR Open-Access National Library of Australia Catalogue OUR VISION James To be a world-class publisher Bennett enabling the University’s goal of societal transformation. Trove OUR PURPOSE To produce publications that support the furthering of education and dissemination of knowledge. OUR STAFF Our staff have experience in editing, proofreading, graphic design, project management and marketing. About Us 3 FEATURED TITLES > EVERYDAY REVOLUTIONS: REMAKING GENDER, SEXUALITY AND CULTURE IN 1970s AUSTRALIA Edited by Michelle Arrow and Angela Woollacott It is a diverse and rich collection of essays that reminds us that women’s and gay liberation were revolutionary movements. The 1970s was a time of seismic change in Australian politics, sparking far-reaching cultural and social transformation. It was a decade of revolutions where feminists sought to challenge long-held ideas about gender and sexuality. During this time, the contraceptive pill was made widely available, sexuality was both celebrated and flaunted, and campaigns to decriminalise abortion and homosexuality emerged across the country. Everyday Revolutions: Remaking Gender, Sexuality and Culture in 1970s Australia, edited by Michelle Arrow and Angela Woollacott, explores the repercussions of this decade that revolutionised the lives of Australian men and women. The volume contains a diverse and rich collection of essays, including the rise of women’s liberation and gay and lesbian movements. These repercussions have extended to the 21st century where gender and sexuality continue to be topics of wide debate. Feminists continue to challenge ‘man-made’ norms and recover lost histories of female achievement and cultural endeavour. 336 pp | 234x153 mm This book is a welcome reorientation of contemporary ISSN 9781760462963 (Print) $55.00 Australian historical scholarship, and tells an important ISSN 9781760462970 (Online) story about the 1970s. It features rich imagery and documentation of the movement, such as feminist artworks and posters created by feminist presses. The book focuses on both the activist and legislative achievements of these movements and their profound social and cultural impacts. Featured Titles 5 ROSALIE GASCOIGNE: A CATALOGUE RAISONNÉ Martin Gascoigne … a detailed, brilliantly researched account that documents the artist’s biography … Possibly the most important achievement of this publication is the catalogue raisonné of the artist’s work. Sasha Grishin, The Canberra Times, 2019 Rosalie Gascoigne (1917–1999) is one of Australia’s most highly regarded artists whose assemblages of found materials embraced landscape, still life, minimalism, arte povera and installations. This landmark figure discovered her calling in the wild, isolated hills 444 pp | 260x275 mm of Mount Stromlo where she embraced the raw beauty ISBN 9781760462345 (Print) $175.00 of Canberra surrounds, taking inspiration from the ISBN 9781760462352 (Online) landscape and using natural materials. It was not until she was in her 50s that Rosalie began practising as a full-time artist and, in the 1960s, she began learning ikebana, the Japanese art of flower arranging. Here she found justification for her fascination with assembling and arranging materials. Rosalie’s first solo exhibition was held in 1974 at Macquarie Galleries in Canberra and marked the start of her 25-year exhibiting career where her works were appreciated by people of all ages, interests and backgrounds. After 20 years of compilation, all 692 known finished artworks of Gascoigne have been assembled into a catalogue raisonné. Author and artist’s son Martin Gascoigne has added further primary sources including a biographical note, an essay on Rosalie’s engagement with the country around Canberra, family letters and interviews, media reviews, exhibition histories, and details of materials used in each artwork. Facing: Rosalie Gascoigne, Sunflowers, 1991. Image by Jenni Carter, courtesy of John Cruthers. Featured Titles 7 AFTERLIVES OF CHINESE COMMUNISM: POLITICAL CONCEPTS FROM MAO TO XI Edited by Christian Sorace, Ivan Franceschini and Nicholas Loubere Afterlives of Chinese Communism is an incredible political and historical resource as well as being an unquestionable achievement of accessible and engaged scholarship. Catherine Liu, University of California, Irvine, 2019 There is so much we can learn by revisiting the complicated and contested legacies of Chinese communism. Under Mao’s leadership, the Chinese Communist Party set about establishing new modes of organising political, economic, social and cultural life down to the minute details of people’s habits of perception and manners of speaking. Afterlives
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