Books From University Presses

"American Resistance" isn't just a play-by-play of recent political events; it's an energizing account of how ordinary Americans channeled their dissatisfaction into a powerful movement. When you're feeling disillusioned with the state of politics, Fisher's book will remind you how collective action can truly shape the political landscape, making democracy work for its citizens. If you've ever wondered how individual voices come together to roar for change, this read is where you'll find your answer.

If you're fascinated by the intertwining of gender and professional power structures, "Sex And Medicine" gives you a thought-provoking exploration using real experiences of women doctors. As you're someone who appreciates deep dives into social issues, this book will not only educate you but also challenge how you perceive authority and gender roles in healthcare.

If you're intrigued by the intersection of politics and gender equality, "The Politics of Women's Rights" offers an enlightening perspective. Christina Wolbrecht's detailed analysis of how American party politics have shaped, and been shaped by, the women's rights movement provides a historical context that deepens our understanding of today's political climate. It's a thought-provoking read that charts the dramatic evolution from bipartisan support to the current polarized landscape.