Future Publications
- Comedy (Matthew Bevis)
- Rastafari (Ennis B. Edmonds)
- The Napoleonic Wars (Mike Rapport)
- The Avant Garde (David Cottington)
- Thought (Tim Bayne)
- Medical Law (Charles Foster)
- Buddhism (Damien Keown) (updated edition)
- American Politics (Richard M. Valelly)
- Education (Gary Thomas)
- Rhetoric (Richard Toye)
- The Silk Road (James A. Milward)
- Mao (Delia Davin)
- The British Constitution (Martin Loughlin)
- Symmetry (Ian Stewart)
- Globalization (Manfred Steger) (third edition)
- The British Empire (Ashley Jackson)
- Bacteria (Sebastian G.B. Amyes)
- Happiness (Daniel M. Haybron)
- British Politics (Tony Wright) (second edition)
- Marine Biology (Philip V. Mladenov)
- The Trojan War (Eric H. Cline)
- Palestinian-Israeli Conflict (Martin Bunton)
- Climate (Mark Maslin)
- Malthus (Donald Winch)
- Diaspora (Kevin Kenny)
- The Beats (David Sterritt)
- Sociolinguistics (John Edwards)
- Peace (Oliver P. Richmond)
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