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Nov 5, 2026
Angela PucaGUEST
there's an old one, a bit dated, but still good by Metro.
Angela PucaGUEST
It's a book from 1959, Voodoo in Haiti from Oxford University Press.
Angela PucaGUEST
But yeah, I'll have obviously the whole bibliography this Sunday in the episode.
Angela PucaGUEST
Now, you know, my bibliographies are so big that I have to put them in a slide on screen because, as you know, the info box has a character limit, so I cannot put them all in the info box.
Laszlo AndorHOST
Thank you very much.
Laszlo AndorHOST
On the other hand, The earlier book you wrote, Euroscepticism and the Future of European Integration, published with the Oxford University Press, received the European Union Studies Association Best Book in EU Studies Award.
Laszlo AndorHOST
Congratulations.
Laszlo AndorHOST
Thank you.
Sarah OgilvieGUEST
There are over two million slips.
Sarah OgilvieGUEST
They are all kept underneath, down in the base, in the basement of Oxford University Press.
Sarah OgilvieGUEST
And so I would go down into the basement and I was just looking through boxes and I picked up a particular box and I opened up and in it was just a little black book and tied with a cream ribbon and I undid the ribbon and opened it up.
Sarah OgilvieGUEST
For me, time just stopped and I thought, now finally we'll know
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Sarah OgilvieGUEST
And on that first edition, it...
Sarah OgilvieGUEST
They didn't wait until 1928 to actually publish it.
Sarah OgilvieGUEST
Oxford University Press was very business savvy and thought, well, why don't we publish it gradually as the chunks of the alphabet are finished by the lexicographers and then we can sell those chunks and those chunks are called fascicles.
Sarah OgilvieGUEST
So From 1884 until 1928, there are about 125 fascicles.
Sean GuilloryHOST
Peter Budrin is a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at Queen Mary University of London.
Sean GuilloryHOST
He's the author of Lawrence Stern and His Readers in Early Soviet Russia, The Secret Order of the Shandians, published by Oxford University Press.
Sean GuilloryHOST
Here's Peter Budrin.
Sean GuilloryHOST
Peter, it's very nice to have you on.
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Sean GuilloryHOST
That was Peter Budrin.
Sean GuilloryHOST
Peter Budrin is a Leverhulme Early Career Fellow at Queen Mary University of London.
Sean GuilloryHOST
He's the author of Lawrence Stern and His Readers in Early Soviet Russia, The Secret Order of the Shandians, published by Oxford University Press.
Sean GuilloryHOST
I'm your host, Sean Guillory.
Charlie TaylorHOST
To be online, many now admit, is to be endlessly manipulated and exploited.
Charlie TaylorHOST
In December, Oxford University Press declared rage bait to be the word of the year, noting that use of the term had tripled over the previous 12 months.
Charlie TaylorHOST
The lexical spike represented a heightened awareness that monetized social accounts churn out bad fave takes and extremist content, automating this abusive behavior with generative AI, simply to profit off hostile engagement.
Charlie TaylorHOST
Billionaire oligarchs have opened the floodgates to such inauthentic activity, conspiracy mongering, and hate speech by rolling back moderation.
MartinHOST
And this isn't a series.
MartinHOST
It's the Oxford University Press puts out these very short introduction books.
MartinHOST
And I've read five or six of them, and they're all just excellent by really, really good writers and really great intellectual, good, well-written books by intellectual writers.
MartinHOST
And I have a whole stack about this big, and that's not even all of them on my library bookshelf at home.
speaker_0HOST
And then her other book is The Individual in the Economic and Monetary Union, A Study of Legal Accountability.
speaker_0HOST
The first was published by Oxford University Press and the second by a far more eminent publishing house, Cambridge University Press.
speaker_0HOST
And I might just add two personal anecdotes.
speaker_0HOST
In fact, I first met Anna in Oxford and we spent a year studying together under the tutelage of the wonderful, fantastic and inspiring Stephen Weatherhill, who many will know.
BrendaHOST
He is currently a professor of psychology at Brigham Young University, where he has served as the director of clinical training and as an Alcuin Fellow in the Honors Program.
BrendaHOST
He is co-editor of the Oxford University Press book, Integrating Psychotherapy and Psychophysiology.
BrendaHOST
He is a fellow of the Association for Applied Psychophysiology and Biofeedback, and is a past president of that organization.
BrendaHOST
He is board certified in biofeedback and teaches an accredited course that leads to board certification in biofeedback.
Jay JakubGUEST
what? Heal business to heal the world.
Jay JakubGUEST
And then we also published a book by Oxford University Press in 2021 that's called Putting Purpose into Practice, The Economics of Mutuality.
Jay JakubGUEST
And this is a chapter book where I contributed one chapter and there were about 30 contributors to it.
Jay JakubGUEST
But it's really a how-to book.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
So let's go to the footnote.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
This is a footnote from Bruce Allen Murphy, The Brandeis-Frankfurter Connection, The Secret Political Activities of Two Supreme Court Justices, Oxford University Press, 1982, page 10.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
Bruce Murphy is a judicial biographer and scholar of the American Constitutional Law and Politics and is the Fred Morgan Kirby Professor of Civil Rights at Lafayette College.
Pete QuiñonesHOST
He holds a PhD from the University of Virginia.
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