UAP has won numerous awards for its publications over the years and has developed a solid list of titles in archaeology, public administration, and several areas of literature and history. With a staff of 17, the Press publishes between 80 to 85 books a year and has a backlist of approximately 1,800 titles in print.
Translating the Ketubah
The Jewish Marriage Contract in America and England
A groundbreaking exploration of the Jewish marriage contract and its evolution in English translation
- Copyright year: 2024
The Lost Cause and the Great War
Progressive Reform and Patriotism in the American South
How Tennessee reformers reconciled Southern heritage with rising nationalism, weaving the Lost Cause into the fabric of American progress and identity
- Copyright year: 2025
The First Fleets
Colonial Navies of the British Atlantic World, 1630–1775
A revealing study on the little-known and misunderstood provincial navies established by North American British colonists
- Copyright year: 2025
Playing for Power
Black Resistance in Amateur Basketball and Football in Jim Crow Virginia
Reveals the role of amateur Black football and basketball in Virginia before integration as a form of resistance to white supremacy
- Copyright year: 2025
Lost City, Found Pyramid
Understanding Alternative Archaeologies and Pseudoscientific Practices
- Copyright year: 2016
Echoes of Exile
A Family’s Odyssey through the Holocaust and Cold War
In “Echoes of Exile,” Daniela Spenser weaves together a history of Europe’s calamitous 20th century conflicts—the Holocaust, Communism, the Cold War—by tracing those events in the lives of her parents and grandparents of Czech, Polish, and German descent. Enhancing and humanizing extensive archival research with interviews and hundreds of personal letters, Echoes of Exile brings complex political history to vivid life in the story of one family's struggle to survive.
- Copyright year: 2025
Echoes of Exile
A Family's Odyssey through the Holocaust and Cold War
In “Echoes of Exile,” Daniela Spenser weaves together a history of Europe’s calamitous 20th century conflicts—the Holocaust, Communism, the Cold War—by tracing those events in the lives of her parents and grandparents of Czech, Polish, and German descent. Enhancing and humanizing extensive archival research with interviews and hundreds of personal letters, Echoes of Exile brings complex political history to vivid life in the story of one family's struggle to survive.
- Copyright year: 2025
Tried Men and True, or Union Life in Dixie
Theaters of Translation
Cosmopolitan Vernaculars in Shakespeare's England
Explores the profound influence of multilingual dictionaries, dialogues, and grammars on English Renaissance playwrights
- Copyright year: 2025
Manifesting Violence
White Terrorism, Digital Culture, and the Rhetoric of Replacement
Manifesting Violence explores the digital world as a fertile location where white supremist groups spread manifestos and screeds about a supposed white genocide.
- Copyright year: 2025