National Read a Book Day 2024

CLA faculty publish a wide variety of works, across all departments. Check out these recent CLA faculty publications and find your next read.

On the left is the gray book cover of "Military Medicine and the Hidden Costs of War." On the left is an image of Tanisha M. Fazal.
Military Medicine and the Hidden Cost of War

Tanisha M. Fazal, Professor of Political Science

Professor Tanisha Fazal's New Book: Military Medicine and the Hidden Costs of War

Image of Dr. Michelle Phelps next to an image of the book cover of "The Minneapolis Reckoning"
The Minneapolis Reckoning: Race, Violence & the Politics of Policing in America

Michelle S. Phelps, Professor of Sociology

Challenging Police Power in Minneapolis

V.V. Ganeshananthan and her book, "Brotherless Night"
Brotherless Night

V. V. Ganeshananthan, Associate Professor of English

Brotherless Night: A Tamil Family Faces the Beginning of the Sri Lankan Civil War

On the left is an image of a book cover with an orange pill on it. On the right is an image of Carl Elliot smiling.
The Occasional Human Sacrifice: Medical Experimentation and the Price of Saying No

Carl Elliott, Professor of Philosophy

In Medicine, the Morally Unthinkable Too Easily Comes to Seem Normal (New York Times)

On the left Paul Goren stands at a lecturn. On the right is the cover of his book.
Stronger Issues, Weaker Predispositions

Paul Goren, Professor of Political Science

Abortion, Gay Rights & Authoritarianism: Paul Goren on His New Book

On the left is a book cover with a church on the cover. On the right is an image of Ruth DeFoster smiling
Catholic Horror on Television

Ruth DeFoster, co-author, Assistant Professor of Mass Communication

Catholic Horror on Television: Ruth DeFoster on Her New Book

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