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FY2018 Frontlist Titles Imprint # of vols EBK ISBN Print ISBN eBk Pub Date Description Genetics, 2nd Ed. Gale 4 9781410380807 9781410380791 03/02/18 A significant revision of the earlier 2003 edition, Genetics‐‐‐aimed at 8th‐12th grade students‐‐‐will consist of 250 entries covering foundational concepts, key scientific figures (e.g., Mendel), historical themes, ethical issues (e.g., cloning, GMOs), and advances in the science (e.g. DNA sequencing to test for genetic disorders, Human Genome Project). The set encompasses all of traditional genetics (such as inheritance, genes, chromosomes, and the nature vs. nurture debates) as well as coverage on medical, human, molecular, and population genetics, genomics, and proteomics. It will emphasize both biotechnology (including lab techniques used in high schools) and careers in the field. A broad array of topics such as diabetes, breast cancer, Alzheimer’s, and how genes influence disorders such as cancer & mental illness, make it of interest to general readers as well. Color photos, charts, and graphs will display the content in an engaging manner. “Further Resources” will be divided into lower and higher level recommendations. The appendix will include a guide for instructors with tips on how to use the content for various curricula. NOTES Immigration and Migration: In Context Gale 2 9781410338952 9781410338945 11/03/17 Immigration and Migration: In Context covers the fundamentals of these complicated issues, exploring the social, political, and cultural factors that impact, and are affected by, immigration and human migration. The subject is covered from a global perspective, and includes such hot‐button topics as unauthorized residents, asylum seekers, refugees, VISAs and more. Immigration is a perennial and ever‐evolving issue in the United States and is part of the high school curriculum (as defined in the ELA standards for history and social studies and in the NCSS standards for Civics, Economics, Geography and History). Legal Issues Across the Globe Gale 1 9781410338419 9781410338402 09/15/17 First volume of a new annual series; not part of Frontlist MIH: Gender: Space Macmillan 1 9780028664477 9780028662855 11/17/17 Explores as "space" such concepts as family, institutions (school, prison, hospitals, the arts, etc.), domestic violence, racial and sexual discrimination, etc., through such prisms as performance, media studies, economics, politics, African American and women's studies. MIH: Gender: Animals Macmillan 1 9780028663241 9780028663166 07/07/17 Addresses the question of how to gender animals, recognizing that humans are neither exceptional nor unique and that a vision of gender studies that is limited to humans alone deprives itself of analyzing a fuller world. Examples are drawn from zoology, aniumal studies, philosophy, art, feminist science studies, etc. MIH: Gender: God Macmillan 1 9780028663258 9780028663173 07/14/17 Offers a critical examination of normative and dissenting conceptualizations of God and explores the roles these play in society(ies) via analyses and illustration drawn from religion, theology, aesthetics, art, feminist studies, masculine studies, politics, and literature. MIH: Gender: Time Macmillan 1 9780028662848 9780028663227 08/11/17 Key concepts are analyzed and discussed throug and politics, among others, through such disciplines as philosophy, art, politics, women's studies, sexuality. MIH: Gender: War Macmillan 1 9780028663302 9780028663227 06/16/17 Surveys feminist engagement in conflict, conflict resolution, resistance; maps history of sexual violence in the Holocaust; provides a roadmap of the impact of feminist schpolarship on war and militarism studies and of the development of truth commissions; highlights connections between economics and war; provides an overview of gendered violence in Asia and Africa. MIH: Philosophy: Education Macmillan 1 9780028662947 9780028662930 06/02/17 Covers such topics as feminism, multiculturalism, creativity, democracy, race, globalization, friendship, and video games, as they relate to education, as well as such issues as dress codes, school choice, sex education, and religious education.
FY2018 Frontlist Titles Imprint # of EBK ISBN Print ISBN eBk Pub Description NOTES vols Date MIH: Philosophy: Feminism Macmillan 1 9780028663432 9780028663340 08/18/17 Covers such topics as human nature, intersectionality, sexism and oppression, LGBTQ theory, ecofeminism, and power. The use of film, literature, art, case studies, and other disciplines or situations/events provides illustrations of human experiences which work as gateways to questions philosophers try to address. MIH: Philosophy: Technology Macmillan 1 9780028663470 9780028663388 05/05/18 Covers such topics as cyber warfare, designing children, video games and virtual reality, nanotechnology, and technology and the environment. Film, literature, art, case studies, and other disciplines or situations/events provide prisms to the wide array of issues. MIH: Post‐Humanism: An IntroducMacmillan 1 9780028664484 9780028664477 01/19/18 Introduces undergraduate students to scholarly perspectives on emergent technologies and biotechnologies and their effects. Asks questions about what it means to be human, and highlights human relationships with the environment and with non‐human others such as animals and robots. Biology, medical research, ethics, the arts, AI, biotechnology, religion, gender, war are some of the prisms through which those concepts are analyzed and discussed. Protests, Riots, and Rebellions UXL 3 9781410339096 9781410339089 03/16/17 This new UXL title looks at a variety of protest events from around the globe. Historic and contemporary events, some wellknown, and others less familiar to the middle school reader, are explored in chapters that describe events, provide historical context, explore the motivations and methods of protestors, media reaction and coverage, government response, outcomes, and impacts. An engaging and informative overview of each event will provide information that helps students gain a greater understand of Civics, Government, U.S. History, and World History. St. James Encyclopedia of Hip Hop Culture St. James Press 1 9781410380821 9781410380814 03/09/18 The St. James Encyclopedia of Hip Hop Culture examines the history and contributions of this cultural phenomenon, which emerged in the Bronx, NY, in the 1970s, and has grown into a gloval movement with historical, cultural, and economic importance. Entries will provide information about the music (rap and DJing), dance (break dancing), and visual arts (graffiti) that are the artistic expressions of Hip Hop culture, featuring the people, places, events, and works that started the movement and established hip hop as a global phenomenon. Entries will also examine hip hop’s influence in other artistic arenas such as fashion, film, and poetry; its impact on education, politics, social activism, racial and ethnic identity, and globalization; and its many contributions to American, urban, black, and Latino culture. Topics will cover essential personalities such as DJ Kool Herc, Sugar Hill Gang, and Tupac Shakur, it will define categorizations such as gangsta rap, conscious rap, and bounce; entries will describe dance styles, introduce influential dance crews, define graffiti terminology, works, and artists, fashion fads, poets, hip hop industry and entrepreneurs, and much more. Articles offering anthropological, sociological, cultural, and historical analyses will also be featured, with entries on authenticity, masculinity, feminism, class, race, violence, the East Coast/West Coast Rivalry, and the development of distinct hip hop cultures in urban areas around the world.
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