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Another year, another honor. Once again the University of Chicago Press has been longlisted for the Diagram Prize, a distinction handed out by the UK’s
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We are pleased to announce that the University of Chicago Press was the recipient of eleven PROSE awards at this year’s Association of American Publishers/Professional
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