NAP positions itself as an alternative to the large university and commercial presses by offering a more expedient and cost-effective way of publishing academic books. An Editorial Board, consisting of distinguished scholars, ensures that NAP books are peer-reviewed and released with impeccable credentials.

See NAP book display at the International Studies Association Convention in Honolulu, March 1-4 (at the Association Book Exhibit booth).

RECENT RELEASES:

• RED ATTACK, WHITE RESISTANCE: Civil War in South Russia 1918 and
• RED ADVANCE, WHITE DEFEAT: Civil War in South Russia 1919-1920, by Peter Kenez, UC Santa Cruz.
• BEFORE THE FALL: Soviet Cinema in the Gorbachev Years and
• IMAGING RUSSIA 2000: Film and Facts, by Anna Lawton, Georgetown University

FORTHCOMING IN 2005:

• PAN-AFRICANISM IN BARBADOS, by Rodney Worrell, University of West Indies
• GOD, GREED, AND GENOCIDES: The Holocausts through the Centuries, by Arthur Grenke, Canadian Archives
• GERMS ON OUR MIND: The Psychology of Contagion, by LeAnna DeAngelo, Research Health Psychologist
• FROM PIETY TO POLITICS: Sufi Political Evolution, by Barbara Degorge, American University in Dubai
• THE HUMAN CONDITION IN TWENTIETH-CENTURY FICTION, by Sascha Talmor, University of Haifa, and former editor of The European Legacy
• SHAKESPEARE’S THEATER OF LIKENESS, by R. Allen Shoaf, University of Florida
• THE INNER ADVERSARY: Struggle Against Philistinism as the Moral Mission of the Russian Intelligentsia, by Timo Vihavainen, University of Helsinki
• HERETICAL EMPIRICISM, by Pier Paolo Pasolini, edited and with a new introduction by Ben Lawton, Purdue University
• RUSSIAN FUTURISM: A History, by Vladimir Markov, with a new introduction by Ronald Vroon, UCLA
• WORDS IN REVOLUTION: Russian Futurist Manifestoes 1912-128, (new edition) edited/translated by Anna Lawton and Herbert Eagle, Georgetown University and University of Michigan-Ann Arbor

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