Open Access
The Promise of Open Access
Who benefits from free and unrestricted online access to scholarly work and research? Everyone. Authors can share their work with global audiences without cost barriers. Libraries can provide patrons with a wide range of content more affordably. Readers gain easy access to the information they need, when they need it. And when paired with Creative Commons licenses allowing liberal sharing and adapting, research itself benefits and advances.
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Industrial Islamism: How Authoritarian Movements Mobilize Workers
by Utku Baris Balaban (Author)Jul 2025Open Access
We Are Pregnant with Freedom: Black Feminist Storytelling for Reproductive Justice
by Stacie Elizabeth Selmon McCormick (Author)Jul 2025Open Access
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On Hunger: Violence and Craving in America, from Starvation to Ozempic
by Dana Simmons (Author)May 2025Open Access
Values That Pay: Complicity, Sincerity, and Hip Hop in Contemporary Moroccan Life
by Kendra Salois (Author)May 2025Open Access
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Circulations: Modernist Imaginaries of Colonialism and Decolonization in Papua New Guinea
by Courtney Handman (Author)May 2025Open Access
In the Global Vanguard: Agrarian Development and the Making of Modern Taiwan
by James Lin (Author)Apr 2025Open Access
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Nairobi Hip Hop Flow: Diasporic Blackness and Embodied Performance in the Underground
by RaShelle R. Peck (Author)Apr 2025Open Access
Missionaries, Anthropologists, and Music in the Indonesian Archipelago
by Anna Maria Busse Berger (Editor), Henry Spiller (Editor)Mar 2025Open Access
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Collaborative Settler Colonialism: Japanese Migration to Brazil in the Age of Empires
by Sidney Xu Lu (Author)Feb 2025Open Access
Visions of Global Environmental Justice: Comunidades Negras and the War on Drugs in Colombia
by Alexander Huezo (Author)Feb 2025Open Access
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The Violence of Love: Race, Family, and Adoption in the United States
by Kit W. Myers (Author)Jan 2025Open Access
