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Unbelievable: Why we Believe and why we Don’t

31 Jan 2012

We are delighted to announce the acquisition of a significant new book by The Revd Professor Graham Ward, who was recently appointed to the Regius Professorship of Divinity in the University of Oxford.

Putin, Russia and the West

13 Jan 2012

This month I.B. Tauris published Angus Roxburgh’s The Strongman, which is also a tie-in with the BBC television series, Putin, Russia and the West, for which Roxburgh was chief consultant. Made by Norma Percy and the multi-award-winning team at Brook Lapping, the four-part series begins on Thursday 19th January, 9pm, BBC2.

Escaping Chelmno

08 Dec 2011

70 years ago this week marks the establishment of the first Nazi death camp. Here, we take a look at three of the fortunate few who managed to successfully escape from the camp.

The Sketchbooks and Prints of Franz Marc

22 Nov 2011

Franz Marc the Complete Works Volume III: Sketchbooks and Prints is a landmark publication, the culmination of many years’ work by leading experts in the field.

The Toyin Falola Africa Book Award

18 Nov 2011

Richard Barltrop's Darfur and the International Community: The Challenges of Conflict Resolution in Sudan has been chosen for the 2010-2011 Toyin Falola ATWS Africa Book Award.

John Bright in America | Extract | Bill Cash

16 Nov 2011

Today is John Bright's 200th birthday. Largely forgotten today, he was one of Britain's most influential statesmen of the nineteenth century – both home and abroad. Notably, in the United States, he was a dedicated opponent to slavery and champion of the North in the American Civil War.

The First World War in Buttons | Nina Edwards

11 Nov 2011

Nina Edwards explores the First World War through the many forms and functions of the button.

The New Jew in Film | Nathan Abrams

07 Nov 2011

In an extract from his new book, The New Jew in Film, Nathan Abrams explores the Jew and the loo.

Day of the Dead

31 Oct 2011

Isabella Tree. Despite the Americanised version of Halloween creeping into Mexican culture, Death is still the primary US/Mexico border.

Crunch Festival | Competition

31 Oct 2011

I.B.Tauris have got two Festival passes to give away for this year’s Crunch: the Art and Music festival at Hay.

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