Extreme Britain
Gender, Masculinity and Radicalisation
ISBN: PB: 9781805266013,
ISBN: HB: 9781787389465,
Hurst Publishers,
July 2026
424 pp., 21,6x13,8 cm, 7 colour illus.
424 pp., 21,6x13,8 cm, 7 colour illus.
Drawing on interviews with extremists, this timely study explores the relationship between gendered culture and political radicalism in a polarised Britain.
Young women bound for Islamic State, or "Free Speech" protests for Tommy Robinson - radicali...
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16.99 GBP
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45.00 GBP
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Picking Sides
Race, Ethnicity and Recruitment in the Colonial Nigerian Army
ISBN: PB: 9781787388178,
Hurst Publishers,
March 2026
352 pp., 21,6x13,8 cm
352 pp., 21,6x13,8 cm
Argues that an understanding of the origins of ethnic politics in Nigeria requires a rigorous historical and sociological study of the ethnicisation of the colonial army.
Nigeria's colonial history matters. It shaped the destinies of hundreds of eth...
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30.00 GBP
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Arduous Paths
On the Theory and Practice of Democratic Transition
ISBN: HB: 9781805263005,
Hurst Publishers,
March 2026
456 pp., 23,4x15,6 cm
456 pp., 23,4x15,6 cm
A renowned social scientist reflects on democratisation theory as applied in the Middle East.
Azmi Bishara's "Arduous Paths" builds on his sizeable body of work on democracy through the lenses of civil society, religion and secularism, populism and...
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60.00 GBP
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Another World Is Possible
How to Reignite Social and Political Imagination
ISBN: PB: 9781805264378,
ISBN: HB: 9781787386914,
Hurst Publishers,
October 2025
360 pp., 19,8x12,9 cm
360 pp., 19,8x12,9 cm
Calls for an imaginative surge to fix our battered societies, fusing bold ideas and practical experiment.
As the world confronts the fast catastrophe of Covid and the slow calamity of climate change, we also face a third, less visible emergency: a c...
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12.99 GBP
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20.00 GBP
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Ramping Up Rights
An Unfinished History of British Disability Activism
ISBN: PB: 9781911723950,
Hurst Publishers,
July 2025
288 pp., 19,0x12,6 cm
288 pp., 19,0x12,6 cm
A 100-year history of enraging injustices and inspiring campaigns: the fight for British disability rights isn't over.
From the "crippled suffragette", to '80s punks chaining themselves to buses, to campaigners taking a stand online, this book celeb...
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14.99 GBP
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Caste
A Global Story
ISBN: HB: 9781805262893,
Hurst Publishers,
May 2025
360 pp., 21,6x13,8 cm, 8 colour illus.
360 pp., 21,6x13,8 cm, 8 colour illus.
A unique exploration of caste oppression and caste resistance around the world, from one of India's leading public intellectuals.
Caste, and caste-based discrimination, are not just Indian issues. They are experienced throughout the world, from Brit...
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25.00 GBP
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I Feel No Peace
Rohingya Fleeing Over Seas and Rivers
ISBN: PB: 9781911723929,
Hurst Publishers,
February 2025
272 pp., 19,8x12,9 cm
272 pp., 19,8x12,9 cm
Shortlisted for the 2024 Bread and Roses Award for Radical Publishing
Longlisted for the 2023 Moore Prize for Human Rights Writing
A vivid, powerful portrayal of the Rohingya in exile, from an award-winning reporter.
Rohingya men, women and childr...
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12.99 GBP
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Seven Children
Inequality and Britain's Next Generation
ISBN: PB: 9781911723509,
Hurst Publishers,
September 2024
320 pp., 21,6x13,8 cm
320 pp., 21,6x13,8 cm
We're all getting poorer. What does that look like for British children, and their life chances?
If we found seven typical 5-year-olds to represent today's UK, who would they be? What would their stories reveal?
"Seven Children" is about injustice...
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14.99 GBP
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Not So Black and White
A History of Race from White Supremacy to Identity Politics
ISBN: PB: 9781805260097,
Hurst Publishers,
September 2024
488 pp., 19,8x12,9 cm
488 pp., 19,8x12,9 cm
Selected as one of the "Books to Read in 2023" in the Financial Times and The Irish Times
Selected as one of the "Best Books of 2023 So Far" in the New Statesman
A Counterfire Book of the Year 2022
A powerful new history of the idea of race, forcin...
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12.99 GBP
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Thank You Mr Crombie
Lessons in Guilt and Gratitude to the British
ISBN: HB: 9781911723004,
Hurst Publishers,
May 2024
344 pp., 23,4x15,6 cm
344 pp., 23,4x15,6 cm
Reflections on migration, race and British society since the 1960s, from a journalist who made history as the BBC's first non-white editor.
Mihir Bose, born in Kolkata shortly before Indian independence in 1947, still feels enormous gratitude toward...
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25.00 GBP
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