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Acquisitions Editors - University of CaliforniaPrintingDisciplines African Studies American Studies Ancient World (Classics) Anthropology Art Asian StudiesLiaisonCriminology & Criminal Justice Economics Environmental StudiesMucosa& Media StudiesSupplies& Wine Gender & Sexuality Global Studies Health History Language Latin American Studies Literary Studies & Poetry Middle Eastern Studies Music Philosophy Politics Psychology Religion Sciences Sociology Courses Products Books Digital Products Journals Resources Support UsWell-nighBlog Contact Us Stay informed: Sign up for eNews Subscribe Disciplines African Studies American Studies Ancient World (Classics) Anthropology Art Asian StudiesLiaisonCriminology & Criminal Justice Economics Environmental StudiesMucosa& Media StudiesSupplies& Wine Gender & Sexuality Global Studies Health History Language Latin American Studies Literary Studies & Poetry Middle Eastern Studies Music Philosophy Politics Psychology Religion Sciences Sociology Courses Products Books Digital Products Journals Resources Support UsWell-nighBlog Contact Us Acquisitions EditorsTypesettingAuthorsTypesettingProposal Guidelines Find an Acquisitions Editor Promote Your WorkTypesettingAuthorsTypesettingProposal Guidelines Find an Acquisitions Editor Promote Your Work Interested in publishing with UC Press? Please click on any of the images unelevated to find out increasingly well-nigh our editors and specific areas of acquisition.Surpassingsending an email query to the towardly editor, please review our typesetting proposal guidelines. Kim Robinson Editorial Director krobinson@ucpress.edu Kim Robinson Kim Robinson, Editorial Director, received a B.A. in English from UC Santa Barbara.Surpassingjoining UCPrintingin 2009, she spent eight years at Oxford UniversityPrintingin New York, both as music editor and editorial director of the scholarly reference group.Surpassingstepping into the role of Editorial Director, she was Social Sciences Publisher and regional editor at UC Press. Previous to her career in publishing, Kim spent a decade working for nonprofit organizations and foundations focused on the environment and equal wangle to information and technology. A few of Kim's UCPrintingacquisitions include California Crackup: How Reform Broke the Golden State and How We Can Fix It, A People's Guide to Los Angeles, and the launch of Boom: A Journal of California. krobinson@ucpress.edu "I have unchangingly believed that books make a difference. I’m proud to be part of UC Press, where we see the impact of our publishing program every day as our authors contribute knowledge and original perspectives to the most important public and scholarly conversations of our time. At UC Press, we're excited to work with scholars and thinkers who deepen our knowledge of the world and who aim to make a difference on hair-trigger issues facing the country and the world. As a proud graduate of the UC system, I am delighted to publish books that reflect the progressive values of the world's leading public research university. Working with authors to launch their books and connect their ideas to a wholesale public is well-nigh as gratifying as it gets. Each of our acquiring editors brings passion, commitment, and marvel to their program. The editors reap and publish topnotch books by senior scholars and emerging voices from a wide range of disciplines. I am honored to work with this group of committed, talented editors, and to help overdraw the voices of our tragedian community." Please click on the photos for increasingly information. Stacy Eisenstark Environmental Studies seisenstark@ucpress.edu Stacy Eisenstark, Editor Stacy joined UCPrintingas environmental studies editor in the Fall of 2018. Most recently, she was an editor at Texas A&M University Press, where she uninventive scholarly and trade books on the natural environment, which includes natural history, wildlife biology, natural resource management, field guides, agriculture, and gardening. Stacy started her career in publishing at UCPrintingas an intern in 2009, and is delighted to return to the printing to grow our environmental studies list. Stacy is excited well-nigh publishing scholarly and unstipulated interest books that tackle crucial environmental issues and promote sustainable solutions forward.Zoneof acquisition: Environmental Studies seisenstark@ucpress.edu Niels Hooper History, American Studies, Middle East Studies nhooper@ucpress.edu Niels Hooper, Executive Editor Niels came to UCPrintingin 2004 from his position asUnstipulatedManager of Verso Books in New York. Driven by a strong sensation of histories of social injustice and a desire to learn from historic struggles to overcome them, Niels has cultivated a list that interrogates power and questions received opinion to explore past possibilities for a increasingly just society. Some highlights from his program include Rebecca Solnit's atlas trilogy of Infinite City, Unfathomable City, and Nonstop Metropolis, Grace Lee Boggs' The Next American Revolution, Peter Linebaugh's Magna Carta Manifesto, Joshua Bloom and Waldo Martin's BlackVersusEmpire, Laura Briggs' How All Politics Became Reproductive Politics, Nikhil Pal Singh's Race and America's Long War, Salim Tamari's The Great War and the Remaking of Palestine, and Martin Duberman's Has the Gay Movement Failed? Areas of acquisition: US History and American Studies, Pacific World, World History, Middle East Studies nhooper@ucpress.edu Nadine Little Art nlittle@ucpress.edu Nadine Little, Editor Nadine joined UCPrintingin 2015 without working at University of Hawaii Press, where she uninventive books on science, nature, and the environment, as well as regional trade. She has wide-stretching wits working with museums and cultural organizations and expertise in publishing beautifully illustrated books. At UC Press, Nadine is focused on American art, global modern and trendy art, and Asian and Latin American art. Nadine acquires both scholarly books and exhibition catalogues, commonly published in collaboration with museum partners. Recent highlights from her list include Borderwall as Architecture, David Smith: Collected Writings, Lectures, and Interviews, Bruce Conner: It’s All True, and The Uses of Photography. Areas of acquisition: Art, Museum Studies, Visual Culture, Photography, Architecture & Design nlittle@ucpress.edu Reed Malcolm Asian Studies, Luminos OpenWangleinitiative rmalcolm@ucpress.edu Reed Malcolm, Managing Editor Reed started his career in publishing at the University of ChicagoPrintingand ParallaxPrintingbefore joining UCPrintingin 1995. He is past-Executive Editor for the Anthropology, Religion, and Political Science lists. Reed has had the good fortune of publishing Peter Matthiessen, Shunryu Suzuki, Huston Smith, Don Lattin, Mark Juergensmeyer, and Kevin Bales. Today he continues to edit the Asian Studies list, which is highly regarded for its books in East Asian, South-East Asian, and South Asian studies. In addition, Reed is Managing Editor of the Luminos OpenWangletypesetting program, whose mission is to enhance the global distribution of specialized scholarship, making it freely misogynist to academics, students, librarians, and unstipulated readers. rmalcolm@ucpress.edu Kate Marshall Anthropology,SuppliesStudies, Latin American Studies kmarshall@ucpress.edu Kate Marshall, Editor Kate joined UCPrintingin 2008 and manages several topnotch lists, including anthropology and our interdisciplinary programs on supplies and Latin America. In 2013, she launched a new list in Latin American history. Recent highlights from her list include Jason De León’s The Land of Open Graves, Raj Patel and Jason Moore’s A History of the World in Seven Cheap Things, Joyce Goldstein’s The New Mediterranean Jewish Table, and the 10th year-end edition of Marion Nestle’sSuppliesPolitics.Widenessfields, Kate is motivated to publish scholarly and unstipulated interest titles that write pressing social or environmental problems. Areas of acquisition: Anthropology,SuppliesStudies, Latin American Studies kmarshall@ucpress.edu Raina Polivka Music, Cinema, Media Studies rpolivka@ucpress.edu Raina Polivka, Editor Raina uninventive titles at Indiana UniversityPrintingin music, mucosa and media, and Russian and Eastern European studies, bringing a wealth of subject knowledge to UCPrintingin 2015. In wing to expanding the prestigious music and talkie lists, Raina launched two new series, California Studies in Music, Sound, and Media and Hip Hop Studies Series. Recent titles from her list include Charles Burnett: ATalkieof Symbolic Knowledge and Loft Jazz: Improvising New York in the 1970s. Areas of acquisition: Music, Cinema, Media Studies rpolivka@ucpress.edu Maura Roessner Criminology, Law & Society mroessner@ucpress.edu Maura Roessner, Senior Editor Maura worked at Penn StatePrintingand Princeton UniversityPrintingbefore spending nearly a decade at Oxford UniversityPrintingacquiring in the field of social work. Maura joined UCPrintingin 2012 to launch a new list in criminology, law, and society, and in 2017 she began developing sociology textbooks. A few of Maura's recent publications include Jeff Ferrell’s Drift, Jim Garbarino’s Miller’s Children, Mark Godsey’s Blind Injustice, and Terry Kupers’s Solitary. Maura is interested in publishing work that equips readers to act as catalysts for change, whether they work for, against, or virtually the criminal justice system. Criminology, Criminal Justice, Law & Society; Sociology textbooks mroessner@ucpress.edu Eric A. Schmidt Ancient World History eschmidt@ucpress.edu Eric A. Schmidt, Editor Since 2010, Eric has extended the Classics program vastitude Greece and Rome to include the cultural networks in and between Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia, particularly in the period of Late Antiquity. In 2017, Eric started acquiring titles on the Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period, with a focus on books that highlight the passage of people, things, and ideas wideness the boundaries of land and language. In wing to promoting cutting-edge scholarship, Eric acquires pedagogically sophisticated materials for undergraduate teaching, including annotated translations of important texts, readers of primary source materials, and synthetic treatments of major topics. Recent highlights from his list include Richard Payne's State of Mixture, Aaron Hahn Tapper’s Judaisms, Barry Powell’s translation of the works of Hesiod, and Joel Blecher’s Said the Prophet of God. Areas of acquisition: World History (Ancient, Medieval, and Early Modern), Religion, and World Literature in Translation eschmidt@ucpress.edu Naomi Schneider Sociology, Global Health,TrendySocial Issues nschneider@ucpress.edu Naomi Schneider, Executive Editor Naomi edits an eclectic program in sociology, trendy social issues, global health, and public anthropology, which includes topnotch authors Paul Farmer, Nancy Scheper-Hughes, Cynthia Enloe, Annette Lareau, CJ Pascoe, Seth Holmes, Aldon Morris, and Alejandro Portes. During her tenure at UC Press, she has published two Nobel Prize winners, Jody Williams (Peace) and Patrick Modiano (Literature). The sociology program Naomi built includes books that are widely read and have specified new ideas and paradigms within the discipline. A significant portion of her list focuses on issues of social justice and human rights and the Naomi Schneider Imprint, which was launched in 2010, amplifies books that highlight the lives and experiences of the disenfranchised. Areas of acquisition: Sociology,TrendySocial Issues, Global Health nschneider@ucpress.edu Lyn UhlLiaisonluhl@ucpress.edu Lyn Uhl, Executive Editor Lyn joined UCPrintingin 2015 without a lengthy career with McGraw-Hill Higher Education, Cengage Learning, and Emerald Group Publishing. She has wide-stretching wits as both a department throne and editor, acquiring titles in management, communication, and history. At UCPrintingLyn focuses on the wholesale zone ofLiaisonStudies. She spoken her first typesetting series,Liaisonfor Social Justice Activism, in spring 2017 with editors Patricia Parker and Lawrence Frey. The series encompasses textbooks for upper semester liaison courses, short books with a focus on undertow content, and scholarly monographs. Her first publication at UCPrintingis Constructions of Terrorism: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Research and Policy. Areas of acquisition:Liaisonluhl@ucpress.edu Stay Informed Sign up for eNews. Visit the UCPrintingBlog Disciplines Ancient World Anthropology ArtLiaisonCriminology & Criminal JusticeMucosa& Media StudiesSupplies& Wine History Music Psychology Religion Sociology Browse All Disciplines Courses Browse All Courses Products Books Digital Products Journals ResourcesTypesettingAuthors Booksellers Instructors Journal Authors & Editors Librarians Media & Journalists Support Us Endowments Membership Planned Giving SupportersWell-nighUCPrintingCareers LocationPrintingReleases Seasonal Catalog Contact Us Acquisitions Editors Customer Service Exam/Desk Requests Media Inquiries Print-Disability Rights & Permissions Royalties UCPrintingFoundation © Copyright 2018 by the Regents of the University of California. All rights reserved. Privacy Policy