Georgetown University Press is thrilled to celebrate #UniversityPressWeek this week! We #TeamUP with our local Washington, DC community by publishing important books on local history and culture. Read on to find your #nextread.
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Small States in a Shifting International Order offers a new framework for analyzing global power dynamics and the neglected role of small states.

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In Covert Action a team of leading scholars from around the world challenge the conventional narrative around secret statecraft, redefining it by offering a groundbreaking comparative perspective. press.georgetown.edu/Book/Covert-...

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Russian Military Thought by Stockholm University associate professor Gudrun Persson provides novel insights into Russian military thought—from the Crimean War to the war in Ukraine press.georgetown.edu/Book/Russian...

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Mastering the Corporate Chess Game—edited by leadership and career planning coach Cynthia Groves and featuring a foreword by Emmy-winning journalist Norah O'Donnell—is an essential guide for anyone seeking to get ahead in the workplace. press.georgetown.edu/Book/Masteri...

La santé globale by University of Rhode Island professor Lars Erickson and Pennsylvania State University teaching professor Heather McCoy is a textbook that bridges from advanced French language learning to the pressing issue of global health.
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In Keep Your Ear to the Ground, University of Maryland archivist and former Q and Not U drummer John Davis documents the history of fanzines as they evolved alongside Washington, DC’s punk music scene.

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In The Jesuits in the United States, Georgetown University professor David J. Collins, SJ, presents an overview of the Jesuits in America from the colonial era to the present day and reflects on what the past means for the present and the future of the order.
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Who Will You Become? by Marquette University associate professors Ryan G. Duns, SJ, and Conor M. Kelly reimagines an introduction to Catholic theology through the framework of the Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius of Loyola, the founder of the Jesuits.
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A Heaven for Animals by Christopher Steck, SJ, offers a groundbreaking theological rationale for the inclusion of animals in heaven, challenging conventional thinking about the role animals have in God's plan. press.georgetown.edu/Book/A-Heave...

Genius Unbroken by cardiovascular surgeon Craig Miller, MD and Dr. Charlene Drew Jarvis is the first comprehensive biography to bring the extraordinary life of Dr. Charles Drew, the 'Father of the Blood Bank,' into focus. press.georgetown.edu/Book/Genius-...

The Library of Congress: From Jefferson's Vision to the Digital Age by Jane Aikin is the first comprehensive history of a venerable American institution, published as the Library celebrates its 225th anniversary. press.georgetown.edu/Book/The-Lib...

We mourn the loss of Director Al Bertrand, who passed away Sunday, April 20, 2025, after a brief and sudden illness. He is deeply missed and remembered for the strong legacy he leaves for the Press as well as his kindness, good humour, and love of books.
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We're marking 12 years of of Pope Francis's papacy by returning to our copy of The Moral Vision of Pope Francis by Conor Kelly and @kristinheyer.bsky.social—a thoughtful reflection on how the "Francis revolution" can address the practical concerns of Catholics today bit.ly/4bS8UsN