02858nam a2200421 i 450010.3998/mpub.11664964MiU20260909124309.0m o d cr#unu||||||||260626t20262023miu ob 000 0 eng d9780472039128paperback9780472220793electronic book0472220799electronic book10.3998/mpub.11664964doiEYMengrdapnEYMEYMGLB2369808.02Cayley, Rachael,author.Thriving as a graduate writer :principles, strategies, and habits for effective academic writing /Rachael Cayley.Ann Arbor :University of Michigan Press,2026.©20231 online resource (226 pages)texttxtrdacontentcomputercrdamediaonline resourcecrrdacarrierIncludes bibliographical references (pages 214-217) and index.Writing in graduate school : why it feels so hard -- Reorienting your writing process : writing as thinking, writing as revision, writing as reader awareness -- Being present in your writing : embracing your authorial responsibilities -- Managing structure : helping the reader navigate your writing -- Managing sentences : offering the reader energetic, concise, and balanced writing -- Managing punctuation : supporting the reader with consistent patterns -- Managing movement : allowing the reader to build momentum -- Establishing a revision practice : re-visioning your text from the earliest draft to the final version -- Developing sustainable writing habits : finding your own productive process -- Reframing graduate writing -- Charts -- Using this book in a graduate writing group -- Using this book in a graduate writing course."Thriving as a Graduate Writer offers a comprehensive guide to the multifaceted challenges of writing in graduate school. It shows readers how to think about academic writing, how to manage an academic text, and how to establish an effective writing practice. Graduate students from all disciplines will find concrete strategies and motivation for the enterprise of academic writing. Intended for both multilingual writers and those for whom English is a first language, Thriving as a Graduate Writer offers essential writing support in quick, easily digestible chunks" --Provided by publisher.Description based on information from the publisher.Academic writingMethodology.Dissertations, Academic.Electronic books.Michigan Publishing (University of Michigan),publisher.https://doi.org/10.3998/mpub.11664964No-worldcatMPubCataloging 03114nam a2200517 i 450010.3998/mpub.11859145MiU20260413100019.0m o d cr#unu||||||||260413t20262026miua b 000 0 eng d9780472222704(ebook)0472222708(ebook)9780472078240(hardcover)9780472058242(paperback)10.3998/mpub.11859145doiEYMengrdapnEYMa-ja---HC462.7330.9Reitan, Richard M.,authorhttps://orcid.org/0000-0002-2120-3320https://ror.org/04fp4ps48Inner worlds :interiority and capitalist modernity in Japan /Richard M Reitan.Ann Arbor :University of Michigan Press,2026.©20261 online resource (312 pages) :illustrationstexttxtrdacontentcomputercrdamediaonline resourcecrrdacarrierMichigan Monograph Series in Japanese StudiesIncludes bibliographical references.Explores the connections among interiority, capitalism, and fascism in late nineteenth and early twentieth century Japan. Inner Worlds examines the emergence and operation of representations of interiority--consciousness, "folk mind," "spirit"--in Japan from its industrial revolution to the rise of fascism during the interwar period. These representations functioned to reproduce the capitalist system by containing its excesses. Thus, poverty in the 1880s was ostensibly the result of defects in one's innate mental character. A degenerate "crowd mind" explained the strikes and riots of the early twentieth century. State subversion during the 1930s supposedly reflected an attenuated "folk spirit." By locating the roots of capitalism's excesses not within the socioeconomic order itself but within a defective interiority, ideologies of interiority operated to contain disruptions to Japan's socioeconomic order, conceal its defects, and sustain the capitalist system. In short, Inner Worlds reveals how interiority was constituted in ways consistent with both the demands of the emerging capitalist order of the late nineteenth century and the conditions that coalesced to form a fascist conjecture in the 1930s.Description based on information from the publisher.JapanEconomic policy19th century.JapanEconomic policy20th century.CapitalismJapan19th century.CapitalismJapan20th century.FascismJapan20th century.JapanSocial aspects19th century.JapanSocial aspects20th century.Electronic books.Michigan Publishing (University of Michigan),publisher.Michigan monograph series in Japanese studies.https://doi.org/10.3998/mpub.11859145No-worldcatRecordExternalImportMPubCataloging 05456nam a2200493 i 450010.3998/mpub.12406673MiU20260305120431.0m o d cr#unu||||||||260305t20262026miua ob 001 0 eng d9780472906031(open access ebook)0472906038(open access ebook)9780472078233(hardcover)9780472058235(paperback)10.3998/mpub.12406673doiEYMengrdapnEYMHF1413.5327.117The strategy of sanctions :from antiquity to the 21st century /edited by S. C. M. Paine & Anand TopraniAnn Arbor :University of Michigan Press,2026.©20261 online resource (464 pages) :illustrationstexttxtrdacontentcomputercrdamediaonline resourcecrrdacarrierIncludes bibliographical references and index.Open accessEvaluating the short- and long-term effectiveness of sanctions alone or in combination with other instruments of national power. In recent decades, sanctions have become the preferred tool for the nonviolent coercion of other nations. The U.S. government employs sanctions and embargoes to pressure not only enemies but sometimes even its friends. Despite their ubiquity, the debate over their efficacy continues. Measuring their success is controversial since many sanctions are economic, while the desired outcomes are political. Under what circumstances can sanctions or embargoes deliver their intended policy objectives at an acceptable cost? How can they best be integrated with other available instruments of national power? The Strategy of Sanctions uses case studies from antiquity to the present to evaluate the strategic utility of sanctions and embargoes. The authors utilize a blended approach combining earlier definitions of sanctions, concepts from teaching of strategy, as well as terms of their own creation. They apply a common framework for teaching strategy, which disaggregates operational-level from strategic-level goals, and goals from strategies. By examining sanctions in different eras and contexts, the book highlights the circumstances that are most conducive to their efficacy.Disclaimer -- List of Figures -- List of Tables -- Introduction / S.C.M. Paine ; Anand Toprani -- Part I: Before the Twentieth Century -- Chapter 1 The Megarian Decree / Raul A. Rahe -- Chapter 2 Sanctions in Revolutionary and Napoleonic France (1793-1815): Embargoes, Blockades, and Trade Interdictions / Silvia Marzagalli -- Chapter 3 Jefferson's Export Embargo (1807-1809) / Andrew J. B. Fagal -- Part II: The Interwar Period -- Chapter 4 Collective Failure: The League of Nations and Sanctions against Italy / Bruce Strang -- Chapter 5 The US Neutrality Acts (1935-1939) / Anand Toprani -- Chapter 6 The US Embargo of Japan (1939-1941): From Rollback, to Deterrence, to Boomerang / S.C.M. Paine -- Part III: The Cold War on Communism -- Chapter 7 Western Sanctions Against the Soviet Bloc during the Cold War / Daniel Fried ; Michael B. De Groot -- Chapter 8 The Wonders of CoCom: The China Differential Sanctions (1950-1991) / Bruce A. Elleman -- Chapter 9 Sanctions and North Korea: A Seventy Years' War / Charles K. Armstrong -- Chapter 10 The US Embargo against Cuba (1960-present) / Michelle D. Paranzino -- Part IV: The Cold War on the Periphery -- Chapter 11 The International Embargo of Iranian Oil (1951-1954) / Gregory Brew -- Chapter 12 The Empire and the Client State: The American Use of Economic Pressure against Britain During the Suez Crisis / Diane B. Kunz -- Chapter 13 International Sanctions against Rhodesia and South Africa (1962-1994) / Carl P. Watts -- Chapter 14 The 1967 and 1973 Arab Oil Embargoes / Victor R. McFarland -- Part V: The Enduring Relevance of Sanctions -- Chapter 15 The Troubled Legacy of the Iraq Sanctions / Joy Gordon -- Chapter 16 Nuclear Proliferation in India and Pakistan (1974-present) / Timothy Turnbull -- Chapter 17 Post-9/11 US Sanctions and Their Limitations // Adam M. Smith -- Chapter 18 The Economic Impact and Political Effectiveness of Sanctions on Iran (1979-present) / Richard Nephew -- Chapter 19 Sanctions against Russia over Ukraine (2014-present) / Anders Åslund - Conclusion / S.C.M. Paine ; Anand Toprani -- Afterword / David Park -- List of Contributors -- Index.This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial 4.0 International Licensehttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0Description based on information from the publisher.Economic sanctions.Commercial policy.International economic relations.International relations.Electronic books.Paine, S. C. M.,1957-editorhttps://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJyrPCbHGbHXj6BRf6Y3wChttps://orcid.org/0000-0003-2716-9650Toprani, Anand,editorhttps://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjx7WjC6fPvVw4DTHTyVQ3https://orcid.org/0009-0006-9078-1067Michigan Publishing (University of Michigan),publisher.https://doi.org/10.3998/mpub.124066730No-worldcatRecordExternalImportMPubCataloging 03045nam a2200493 i 450010.3998/mpub.12866618MiU20260310103809.0m o d cr#unu||||||||260310t20262026miua ob 001 0 eng d9780472058259paperback book9780472078257hardcover book9780472906048open access ebook0472906046open access ebook10.3998/mpub.12866618doiEYMengrdapnEYMa-cc---GV706.5306.483Gong, Yuan,author.https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjGJbwFkbGMCjtxMgyKQtqhttp://orcid.org/0000-0001-8352-3541https://ror.org/052czxv31Home team away :watching European football in urban China /Yuan Gong.Ann Arbor :University of Michigan Press,2026©20261 online resource (1 volume :illustrations (some color))texttxtrdacontentcomputercrdamediaonline resourcecrrdacarrierChina Understandings TodayIncludes bibliographical references (pages 175-187) and index.Open accessHome Team Away calls for a rethinking of sport fandom that is divorced from an attachment to location. As the first comprehensive account of the European football fandom in China, this book explores how the Chinese middle-class is formed through the cross-cultural, digital consumption of the Big-Five leagues. Yuan Gong captures the embodied experiences of fans and fan clubs, fan discourses and activities unfolding on digital platforms on Weibo, Weixin, and Hupu, combining fieldwork in Shanghai and virtual ethnography. Delving into participants' various forms of fan engagement as readers, activists, producers, consumers, and digital citizens, Gong argues that Chinese fans' decisions to follow and engage with European football result from their material conditions, ideological contestation, and technology appropriation as a new demographic bloc arising during China's transition to authoritarian digital capitalism. By engaging with their home team away, the Chinese middle-class perform as citizens with a global vision despite the resurgence of the nationalist and anti-Western sentiments.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial 4.0 International Licensehttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0Description based on information from the publisher.Soccer fansChina.SoccerSocial aspectsChina.SoccerAnthropological aspectsChina.Electronic books.Michigan Publishing (University of Michigan),publisher.China understandings today.https://doi.org/10.3998/mpub.128666180No-worldcatRecordExternalImportMPubCataloging 09386nam a2200577 i 450010.3998/mpub.13066975MiU20260310104427.0m o d cr#unu||||||||260310t20262026miuafgo obc 001 0 eng d9780472222582ebook0472222589ebook9780472133697hardcover0472133691hardcover10.3998/mpub.13066975doiEYMengrdapnEYMenggrclatarmcopn-us-mimm-----Z6621.M6343011.36094521Kavrus-Hoffmann, Nadezhda,1947-author,https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjFf3JGkxd9XmRDVc73Vcqhttps://orcid.org/0000-0003-3232-6825A catalogue of Greek Manuscripts at the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor :Harlan Hatcher Graduate Library Special Collections Research Center.Volume 2 /Nadezhda Kavrus-Hoffmann ; with the collaboration of Pablo Alvarez and Julia Miller.Ann Arbor :University of Michigan Press,2026.©20261 online resource (xix, 387 pages) :illustrations (some color), plates, music, photographstexttxtrdacontentcomputercrdamediaonline resourcecrrdacarrierIncludes bibliographical references (pages 373-386) and index.A Catalogue of Greek Manuscripts at the University of Michigan, Volume II unveils the rich diversity and enduring legacy of the Greek manuscript tradition preserved in one of North America's largest collections. Building on the acclaimed first volume, this second and concluding volume offers comprehensive illustrated descriptions of eighty-four manuscripts and fragments housed in the University of Michigan Library's Special Collections Research Center. The discovery of twenty-three previously unknown manuscripts and fragments significantly expands our understanding of Byzantine and post-Byzantine book culture, illuminating the remarkable continuity of Greek scholarly, liturgical, and artistic traditions from the ninth through the nineteenth centuries. Each entry integrates codicological features, handwriting analysis, textual content, decoration, binding, provenance, and references to earlier scholarship as well as high-quality color plates to illustrate representative pages, script types, and illuminations. Among the exceptional highlights are a fragment of The Great Calculation According to the Indians by Maximos Planoudes, preserving portions of this rare mathematical treatise otherwise lost; an illuminated 1371 copy of The Heavenly Ladder by John Klimax, created by the renowned scribe Joasaph II of the Hodegon Monastery in Constantinople; and a newly identified manuscript containing rare patristic homilies linked to the sixteenth-century Choniates scriptorium in Venice.In English, with some text in Greek, Latin, Armenian, and Coptic.880-0172. Mich. Ms. 76: Lectionary of the Gospels, incomplete -- 73. Mich. Ms. 77: Liturgica. Horologion by the Monk Thekaras -- 74. Mich. Ms. 78: John Chrysostom, In genesim (homilies 34- 57, 60- 64, 66, and 67), incomplete -- 75. Mich. Ms. 79: John Chrysostom, Eclogae 2- 5, 7- 18, 21, 25- 29, 31, 32, with numerous lacunae -- 76. Mich. Ms. 80: Gospels -- 77. Mich. Ms. 81: Hesychius of Jerusalem, Commentary on the Psalms -- 78. Mich. Ms. 82: Synaxarion -- 79. Mich. Ms. 83, a palimpsest: Lectionary of the Gospels (both upper and underlying texts) -- 80. Mich. Ms. 84 (a parchment scroll): Eucharistic (Communion) prayers -- 81. Mich. Ms. 92: Panegyrikon, incomplete -- 82. Mich. Ms. 93: John Chrysostom, Homilies, incomplete -- 83. Mich. Ms. 94: Menologion for the month of September, fragment -- 84. Mich. Ms. 95: Menologion for the month of November, incomplete -- 85. Mich. Ms. 96: John Klimax, Scala Paradisi (The Heavenly Ladder), with scholia and Liber ad Pastorem (To the Shepherd); Patristic miscellany505-01Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Abbreviations -- Guide to the Use of the Catalogue -- Catalogue -- 57. Mich. Ms. 59: Panegyrikon -- 58. Mich. Ms. 60: Miscellaneous texts on ecclesiastical law and patristic excerpts -- 59. Mich. Ms. 61: Maximos Planoudes, The Great Calculation According to the Indians, fragment -- 60. Mich. Ms. 64: Anthology of the Sticherarion -- 61. Mich. Ms. 65: Psalter, lacunose and incomplete -- 62. Mich. Ms. 66: Psalter, lacunose and incomplete (Psalms only) -- 63. Mich. Ms. 67: Menaion for the month of December -- 64. Mich. Ms. 68: Anthology of the Mathematarion -- 65. Mich. Ms. 69: <John of Damascus>, Sacra Parallela, incomplete; John Chrysotom, Homilies 1, 4, and 5 against the Jews (Adversus Iudaeos); Basil of Caesarea, Homily on "καθελῶ μου τὰς ἀποθέκας . . ." and Homily to the Wealthy; Ephrem the Syrian, Homily 3 on the Advent of our Lord and Homily on the General Resurrection, fragments -- 66. Mich. Ms. 70: Horologion -- 67. Mich. Ms. 71: Horologion, incomplete -- 68. Mich. Ms. 72: Anastasimatarion- Anthology -- 69. Mich. Ms. 73: Anastasimatarion, incomplete -- 70. Mich. Ms. 74: Horologion -- 71. Mich. Ms. 75: Horologion86. Mich. Ms. 97: Lectionary of the Gospels, lacunose and incomplete -- 87. Mich. Ms. 98: Theotokarion, incomplete -- 88. Mich. Ms. 99: The Liturgy of the Greek Orthodox Church -- 89. Mich. Ms. 100: Euchologion; Nomocanon -- 90. Mich. Ms. 101: Menaion for the entire year, select feasts (abridged) -- 91. Mich. Ms. 124: Lectionary of the Gospels, bilingual (Greek and Coptic, Sahidic dialect), fragments -- 92. Mich. Ms. 130: Euchologion -- 93. Mich. Ms. 133: Lectionary of the Gospels -- 94. Mich. Ms. 134: John Klimax, Scala Paradisi (The Heavenly Ladder) and Liber ad Pastorem (To the Shepherd); Manuel Philes, Epigrams on Scala Paradisi -- 95. Mich. Ms. 137: Treatise on Logic -- 96. Mich. Ms. 138: Anthology Heirmologion -- 97. Mich. Ms. 139: John Chrysostom, In genesim (homilies 2- 7) -- 98. Mich. Ms. 140: Horologion -- 99. Mich. Ms. 151: Gospels -- 100. Mich. Ms. 155: Isaac of Nineveh (Isaac the Syrian), Ascetic letters and orations, fragment; Monk Antiochos, Homilies 7- 9101. Mich. Ms. 168: Triodion and Pentekostarion with musical notation by Chrysaphes the Younger -- 102. Mich. Ms. 170: Liturgy of the Orthodox Church, fragment -- 103. Mich. Ms. 171: Lectionary of the Gospels -- 104. Mich. Ms. 172: Psalter -- 105. Mich. Ms. 173 (a- h), fragments: a: Psalter; b: Menaion; c: Paracletike; d: Lectionary of the Gospels; e: Gospels; f: Andrew of Crete, Homily 8. In Lazarum quatriduanum; g: John of Damascus, Oratio secunda in dormitionem sanctae Dei; h: John Chrysostom, Homilies 1 and 2 In Genesim -- 106. Mich. Ms. 175: Anthology -- 107. Mich. Ms. 176: Theodore Agallianos, On Providence and Epistulae; George Amiroutzes, Epistulae; Nikephoros Blemmydes, Homilies on Faith; Theophanes of Nicaea, Treatise on the Tabor Light and Epistulae -- 108. Mich. Ms. 177: Collection of canonical and liturgical texts -- 109. Mich. Ms. 178: Anastasimarion- Anthology -- 110. Mich. Ms. 179: Anastasimarion- Anthology -- 111. Mich. Ms. 180: Nomocanon with scholia by Ioannes Zonaras112. Mich. Ms. 181: Anthology -- 113. Mich. Ms. 182: Gospels -- 114. Mich. Ms. 183: Petros Peloponnesios, Doxastarion of the Menaion, Triodion, and Pentokostarion for selected feasts -- 115. Mich. Ms. 184: Anthology -- 116. Mich. Ms. 185: Doxastarion of the Menaion -- 117. Mich. Ms. 186: Kalophonic Heirmologion -- 118. Mich. Ms. 187: Anastasimatarion, incomplete -- 119. Mich. Ms. 188: Doxastarion -- 120. Mich. Ms. 189: Anthology -- 121. Mich. Ms. 190: Anastasimatarion, incomplete -- 122. Mich. Ms. 191: Anthology, incomplete -- 123. Mich. Ms. 192: Papadike -- 124. Mich. Ms. 193: Nomocanon -- 125. Mich. Ms. 194: Anthology -- 126. Mich. Ms. 196: Lectionary of the Gospels, incomplete -- 127. Mich. Ms. 208: Mathetarion (Textbook) -- 128. Mich. Ms. 214: Monuments of Constantinople, fragment -- 129. Mich. Ms. 215: Pseudo- Dorotheos of Monemvasia, Chronicle -- 130. Mich. Ms. 238: Panegyrikon -- 131. Mich. Ms. 243: Liturgica. Collection of canons, hymns, and prayers;Anastasios of Sinai, Homily on Psalm 6 -- 132. Mich. Ms. 247: Euchologion -- 133. Mich. Ms. 306: John Chrysostom, Commentary on Psalm 144, fragment -- Plates -- Appendices -- Appendix I -- Appendix IIDescription based on information from the publisher.Manuscripts, Greek (Medieval and modern)MichiganAnn ArborCatalogs.Manuscripts, ByzantineMichiganAnn ArborCatalogs.Paleography, Greek.Byzantine EmpireSources.Harlan Hatcher Graduate LibraryCatalogs.Electronic books.Alvarez, Pablo(Curator of rare books)author,https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjy8383FGcjfgxwMqBmdryhttps://orcid.org/0000-0002-8795-0265Miller, Julia(Conservator),author,https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjFcw48JK7fKPTKF8kmqV3Michigan Publishing (University of Michigan),publisher.https://doi.org/10.3998/mpub.13066975No-worldcatRecordExternalImportMPubCataloging 02911nam a2200457 i 450010.3998/mpub.14431160MiU20260202124228.0m o d cr#unu||||||||260202t20262026miua ob 001 0 eng d9780472058204paperback book9780472078202hardcover book9780472906000open access ebook0472906003open access ebook10.3998/mpub.14431160doiEYMengrdapnEYMs-ag---PN1995.25Werth, Brenda G.,authorhttps://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCjCWhBFgfPGjtHKbDdVBfqhttps://orcid.org/0000-0003-1415-4580Fictions of the real :synergies between screen and stage in Argentine performance /Brenda Werth.Synergies between screen and stage in Argentine performanceAnn Arbor :University of Michigan Press,2026.©20261 online resource (1 volume :illustrations)texttxtrdacontentcomputercrdamediaonline resourcecrrdacarrierIncludes bibliographical references (pages 223-248) and index.Open accessBrenda Werth's Fictions of the Real traces the transformation of "the real" and its transnational conceptualization by Argentine artists in the twenty-first century, focusing on artists who engage in both documentary theater and filmmaking. Werth places the work of Lola Arias, Romina Paula, Federico León, Mariano Pensotti, and Grupo Krapp in dialogue with the distinct but intertwined lineages of theater and film exploring the intermedial dimensions of these artists' theatrical work, resonances in their documentary films, and the transmedial relationships between their documentary plays and films. Focusing on the dynamic and shifting context of Argentina between 1998 and 2023, a period roughly bookmarked by the economic crisis of 2001 and the COVID-19 pandemic, this book explores how these artists disrupt the relations of power and counter political manipulation with their own evocative fictions of the real as they engage in the roles of translators, curators, researchers, archivists, and collaborators.This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial 4.0 International Licensehttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0Description based on information from the publisher.Motion pictures and theaterArgentina21st century.IntermedialityArgentina21st century.Electronic books.Michigan Publishing (University of Michigan),publisher.https://doi.org/10.3998/mpub.144311600No-worldcatRecordExternalImportMPubCataloging