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Drawing on historical perspectives and comparative studies, the editors address social change with reference to generation effects and conflict.

Transaction Publishers left a mark at the ASSA exhibit in San Francisco as attendees reviewed and purchased many of titles. The publishing company plans to do it again- this time in Seattle, Washington.

"Post-Orientalism is an impressive display of synthetic erudition, which attends to alternative and essential, but not essentialized, conversations with 'changed interlocutors'. . ."—Gil Anidjar, Columbia University

Transaction Publishers announces a new title which analyzes how the politics and economy of the late 19th century lead to the superpower of America.

Scholars have only a few weeks to apply for grants in the social sciences.

Transaction Publishers gets a head start on the New Year at the upcoming Allied Social Science Association meeting in San Francisco, CA.

In From Bullets to Ballots, author David L. Phillips traces the sometimes halting efforts by non-state Muslim organizations to abandon violence and pursue their goals through the political process.

A "rethinking" of the income gap is long overdue! The income gap is linked to a variety of economic problems confronting the nation and used a rhetorical device for stirring up social concern and advancing political agendas.

The Egalitarian Spirit of Christianity by Stephen Strehle discusses the role of the church in government, probing into the sources of democratic, federal, and egalitarian ideas on the continent of Europe during the Reformation.

This book is a behind-the-scenes look at how the world of thought leadership works.