Marketing Specialist, Harvard Education Press. Former editor at @VanderbiltUP
Boston, MA
Joined May 2015
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Steven P. Rodriguez, PhD retweeted
Great reception last Thursday in Washington, DC, with friends from Congress, NGOs, academia & journalism to discuss my book "Drug Cartels Do Not Exist", narconarratives, militarism, and transnational violence. Hosted by my friend @Hesanche, president & CEO of @MiFamiliaVota.
Steven P. Rodriguez, PhD retweeted
REMINDER: holiday sale! 🎁📚✨
Featured art, photography, and related books are available for $10 each with promo code VUPFESTIVE:
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Steven P. Rodriguez, PhD retweeted
get ready to order this ed vol for spring classes vanderbiltuniversitypress.co…
Steven P. Rodriguez, PhD retweeted
We were so lucky to have Sebastiaan Faber visit Utah State University on Monday to give an incredible talk about memory activism in Spain!
Steven P. Rodriguez, PhD retweeted
We are thrilled to announce that the 2024 Marysa Navarro Best Book Prize from the New England Council of Latin American Studies has been awarded to Samurai in the Land of the Gaucho by Koichi Hagimoto. Congratulations on this honor, Koichi!
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Steven P. Rodriguez, PhD retweeted
NOW AVAILABLE
The Flesh of the Matter: A Critical Forum on Hortense Spillers
edited by Margo Natalie Crawford @BlackPostBlack and C. Riley Snorton @CRileySnorton
Read an endorsement cowritten by Ann duCille and Mary Murphy, and get your copy today: vanderbiltuniversitypress.co…
Steven P. Rodriguez, PhD retweeted
This comes out in December, look what a great book Jennifer French has put together! I’m happy to be one of its contributors, among many amazing colleagues, with some of my findings on Lat Am women and botany 🌱 you can get you copy here:
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Steven P. Rodriguez, PhD retweeted
#DigestibleGovernance is out!
Gastrocracy is the appropriation of discourses and practices related to sourcing, preparation, distribution, and consumption of food for political purposes. Want to know more? Check out these fantastic essays!
#foodstudies #España #gastronomia
Steven P. Rodriguez, PhD retweeted
James C. Scott as defender of a petty bourgeois utopia. Lorenzo McClellan has done the best historical work on the origins of his ideas, and here is a taste. dissentmagazine.org/online_a…
Steven P. Rodriguez, PhD retweeted
Love that the Mayor reads @VanderbiltUP books on the weekend. Come see us next week thanks to @Chapter16 and the @tnstatemuseum.
You can come hear more about Charlie’s memoir next weekend at @tnstatemuseum.
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Steven P. Rodriguez, PhD retweeted
Here’s a conversation with the great @katelinthicum at the @latimes about my critique of the US drug war narrative weaponized across the Rio Grande to justify the increasing militarization of Mexico. #DrugCartelsDoNotExist
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Steven P. Rodriguez, PhD retweeted
I just explained my sure-fire way for telling a libertarian from a conservative to @SPatrickRod: Put them in a room with me. If they get mad, they're conservative. If they get a sly grin, they're libertarians.
Steven P. Rodriguez, PhD retweeted
Coauthors agreeing to write a “quick” and “simple” article that takes 5 years
Steven P. Rodriguez, PhD retweeted
Talking with Scene contributor @AuntB about her new book 'Dynamite Nashville,' which investigates three integration-era bombings and is out July 16.
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Steven P. Rodriguez, PhD retweeted
As you all know, my book launch is this coming Saturday at the @tnstatemuseum at 10:30 a.m. It's free and open to the public. There will be cake. And @learothawms. But now I can also reveal that the opening remarks will be by @freddieoconnell!
Steven P. Rodriguez, PhD retweeted
Sometimes as a historian you see a historian in another field found a quote that makes their argument explicitly and just know they must have jumped up and down in excitement when they came across it in the archives
Steven P. Rodriguez, PhD retweeted
It makes perfect sense, but I hadn’t really thought about how the Mexican-American War probably impacted Mexico in the same way the Perry Expedition to “open” Japan impacted Tokyo’s policies; the need to modernize ASAP.
Violence and push to reform Mexico makes more sense now
