Robert Mason (Non-Resident Fellow, Gulf Research Center; Non-Resident Fellow, AGSIW) is joined by Kristin Smith Diwan (Senior Resident Scholar, AGSIW) for a discussion on the foreign policies of Saudi... READ MORE
November winds sweep through the streets, and the night sky is illuminated by bonfires and fireworks. It’s that time of year again – Guy Fawkes Night. This year celebrate bonfire night by... READ MORE
Islamophobia Awareness Month (IAM) is a month-long campaign held every November to raise awareness of Islamophobia in the UK. The campaign showcase the positive contributions of Muslims to society.... READ MORE
We’ll be at the 2023 Manchester & Salford Anarchist Bookfair at People’s History Museum with a selection of books – come and visit our stall! For those who can’t make... READ MORE
By John Drakakis Shakespeare’s Resources challenges orthodox thinking about ‘sources’ that was initiated by Geoffrey Bullough between 1955 and 1975. Critics and commentators have... READ MORE
These are the songs, the significant moments that turned me on, tuned me in and turned it up on dancefloors all over the world and throughout my career. It’s a musical version of the book,... READ MORE
We explore Nicholas Royle’s new literary masterpiece, David Bowie, Enid Blyton and the sun machine in our latest author interview. Royle, an acclaimed writer and accomplished academic is known... READ MORE
Explore a cross-disciplinary selection of Women’s Studies titles from Manchester University Press. From the award-winning “I am Jugoslovenka!”, to fantastic new releases in our... READ MORE
In this elucidating series of six videos, editors Malin Åkebo, Anna Jarstad and Johanna Söderström begin by introducing their edited volume ‘Relational peace practices’. They are then... READ MORE
Embrace the eerie, the mysterious, and the spine-tingling this Halloween with our curated reading list of Gothic titles. Venture behind the scenes of your favourite horror films, explore the darkest... READ MORE