Vanderbilt University Press

Coloniality, Religion, and the Law in the Early Iberian World

Becoming the Tupamaros

Shade-Grown Slavery

Transforming Cities and Minds through the Scholarship of Engagement

Religion and the Cold War

Men Who Hate Women and Women Who Kick Their Asses

The Latin American Literary Boom and U.S. Nationalism during the Cold War

Modernizing Medicine in Zimbabwe

Anthropology at the Front Lines of Gender-Based Violence

Lesbians in Early Modern Spain

Building Nineteenth-Century Latin America

Bodies, Pleasures, and Passions

First Do No Harm

Her Oxford

Playing the Past

Perversion of Power

Islam and Social Policy

Peabody College

Creating Interdisciplinarity

Memory Activism

Music Scenes

Futuring Black Lives

Copyright in Historical Perspective

Vida Zoo-cial

From the Fiery Furnace to the Promise Land

Workshop of Silence

Camille's Lakou

Black Gurl Reliable

Running on Hope

Nowville

Unmaking Russia’s Abortion Culture

Eduardo Halfon and the Itinerary of Memory

The Kingdom of the Poor

Amplifications of Black Sound from Colonial Mexico

The Rights of Nature and the Testimony of Things

"We, the Barbarians"

Nashville Native Orchids

Las Raras

Eyes on Amazonia

Biocosmism

Strong Inside

Fatefully, Faithfully Feminist

Subjunctive Aesthetics

The Paradox of Paradise

Latin America and the Transports of Opera

Performing Populism

Malicious Intent

From Dixie to Rocky Top

The Gallant Spaniard

Welcome to Capitol Hill

As Goes Bethlehem

Serial Mexico

Mexico, Interrupted

Deep Dish Conversations

Robo Sacer

Americana Portrait Sessions

A Word on Words

Ghosts Over the Boiler

Continually Working

Goya and the Mystery of Reading