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About the List 

From award-winning scholarly monographs to market-leading textbooks and state-of-the-art reference works, at Palgrave Macmillan we pride ourselves on our high quality publishing across Sociology. We publish for a global audience of scholars, researchers and students, with a list that features some of the world’s leading social scientists.

Our rich textbook programme offers lecturer and student support across almost every core area of teaching. You’ll find resources to inform, educate and enthuse undergraduate and postgraduate students. The list includes firm student favourites, such as Cohen and Kennedy’s Global Sociology, Stephen Lukes’ Power and the Fevre and Bancroft’s innovative Dead White Men and Other Important People.

Our expanding scholarly publishing programme features cutting-edge monographs, edited collections and reference works, with key strengths in migration, race and ethnicity, gender, childhood studies and family and intimate life.  We are proud to publish the work of some of the best-known scholars in the field, as well as new authors, and to have published the winners of the BSA Philip Abrams Memorial Prize in 2008, 2009 and 2010.  

If you have a proposal for a textbook please contact Anna Reeve at a.reeve@palgrave.com.  If you have a proposal for a research monograph or edited collection please contact Philippa Grand at p.grand@palgrave.com. 

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News

Palgrave take the BSA Book Prize 2012 by storm! Not only was the fantastic Youth, Multiculturalism and Cohesion by Paul Thomas shortlisted, but National Belonging and Everyday Life by Michael Skey achieved joint 1st place!

The excellent Education, Asylum and the 'Non-Citizen' Child  has been announced as a winner of a Society of Education Studies Book Prize 2011. Congratualtions to the authors, Halleli Pinson, Madeleine Arnot and Mano Candappa.

Distinguished Palgrave author, Donatella della Porta has won the highly prestigious Mattei Dogan Foundation prize for her contribution to political sociology, awarded at this year's ECPR conference.

We are proud to announce that Residential Care Transformed: Revisiting 'The Last Refuge' has won the British Academy inaugural Peter Townsend Policy Press Prize! Congratualtions to authors Julia Johnson, Sheena Rolph and Randall Smith.