A review of Ecocide: Kill the corporation before it kills us (Manchester UP, 2020) including an interview with author David Whyte Intrview/review by Sjors Roeters The fastest electric plane in the... READ MORE
Break the Corporations!
A review of Ecocide: Kill the corporation before it kills us (Manchester UP, 2020) including an interview with author David Whyte Intrview/review by Sjors Roeters The fastest electric plane in the... READ MORE
In my book Ideal homes: Uncovering the history and design of the interwar home you will meet four families who were the first occupants of newly built, modest interwar houses. I chose these examples... READ MORE
The Society for the Social History of Medicine (SSHM) is pleased to invite submissions to a new prize competition; its 2022 Book Development Prize Competition. Two prizes of £2000 each will be... READ MORE
‘There are stories in these pages which will make your spine tingle, weep with joy, rage with injustice, make you want to embrace the next stranger.’ Hello. I’m a writer, tutor,... READ MORE
We asked our team here at Manchester University Press, how they’re planning to spend their well-earned down-time over the Christmas break, and what they’re looking forward to reading this... READ MORE
We’ve compiled a selection of our award-winning, best reviewed and most acclaimed books of the year. Congratulations to everyone involved in these brilliant books, click the ‘buy... READ MORE
In their new book, Capitalising on constraint, Catherine Moury, Stella Ladi, Daniel Cardoso and Angie Gago argue that bailed-out governments during the Eurozone crisis... READ MORE
When I was asked to redesign the logo for the prestigious Melland Schill law series, I did so with three goals in mind: The first was to make sure the redesign was effective in representing a serious... READ MORE
In the 1961 Romanian socialist realist film, The man next to you (Omul de lângă tine, director Horea Popescu), Corina, a city girl and lawyer accustomed to urban living, renounces her life in the... READ MORE
“Keep UP!”, the 2021 University Press Week theme, marks the tenth anniversary and celebrates how university presses have evolved over the past decade. It’s MUP’s turn on the UP Week... READ MORE