Bristol University Press

Global Development and Environment - by Joe Williams & James Duminy (Paperback)

What Is Journalism For? - (What Is It For?) by Jon Allsop (Paperback)

Postgrowth Digital Futures - by Sy Taffel

Hiv, Gender and the Politics of Medicine - by Elizabeth Mills (Hardcover)

What Is War For? - (What Is It For?) Abridged by Jack McDonald (Paperback)

Victim-Centred Peacemaking - by Roddy Brett

Envisioning Abolition - by David Gordon Scott & Emma Bell

Lawyer 3.0 - by Ray Brescia (Hardcover)

Feminist Foreign Policy - (Feminist Reimagining of International Studies) by Columba Achilleos-Sarll & Toni Haastrup & Jennifer Thomson (Hardcover)

Security and Space - by Faye Donnelly & Tilman Schwarze (Hardcover)

Gender and Physics in the Academy - by Meytal Eran-Jona & Pauline Leonard & Yosef Nir & Marika Taylor (Hardcover)

Neoliberalism and Urban Regeneration - by Roger Green & Keith Popple

Smart Borders, Digital Identity and Big Data - by Emre Eren Korkmaz

Liquid Racism - by Nathan Kerrigan & Damian Breen & Yusef Bakkali

Farmers, Food, Future - (Alternatives to Capitalism in the 21st Century) by Dorothea Elena Schoppek (Hardcover)

Cities Against Democratic Backsliding - by Marta Lackowska & Le Anh Nguyen Long & Wirginia Aksztejn & Iván Tosics (Hardcover)

Governing Gender - (Law, Society, Policy) by Matthew Mitchell (Hardcover)

Legacies of the Lost in Criminology - by Tammy Ayres & Daniel Briggs & Craig Kelly & Stuart Taylor (Hardcover)

The Culture of Care in Britain Since the Second World War - by Bernice Martin (Hardcover)

Death by the Powerful - (Studies in Social Harm) by Katy Snell (Hardcover)

Spark - by Marc Thompson

Benevolence in International Relations - (Bristol Studies in International Theory) by Frédéric Ramel

Education and Civil Repair - by Stefan Lund & Anna Lund & Ali Osman (Paperback)

Care-Politics - (Dis-Positions: Troubling Methods and Theory in Sts) by Sarah Pennington (Paperback)