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  • Honoring LGBTQ+ Voices, Histories, and Scholarship

    For LGBTQ+ Month 2026, we celebrate University of Hawaiʻi Press books that bring queer, māhū, and LGBTQ+ perspectives to histories, cultures, communities, and everyday life across Hawaiʻi, Asia, and the Pacific.This curated collection highlights authors whose work deepens conversations about gender, sexuality, identity, media, culture, and social change. Save 30% on selected titles with code PRIDE26 through…

  • Celebrate AANHPI Heritage Month with Your Next Read

    Celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with a curated collection of groundbreaking scholarship, powerful storytelling, and vibrant cultural histories from University of Hawai‘i Press. From literature and history to foodways, politics, art, and Indigenous knowledge, these featured titles honor the voices, experiences, and legacies that continue to shape our communities. For…

  • Journals: Mānoa, Oceanic Linguistics, Pacific Science, Philosophy East and West + more

    Contemporary Pacific Volume 79, Number 1 (2025) About the Artist: Bridget RewetiNina Tonga and Bridget Reweti Seeking Peace in Religious Teachings: Women’s Responses to Domestic Violence in Rural VanuatuDonna Jella Tagaro and Naohiro Nakamura Pacific Studies: Engaging Law, Anthropology, Archives, and the ArtsKaterina Teaiwa, Terence Wesley-Smith, and Talei Luscia Mangioni Pacific Studies and Anthropology: Articulations and DisarticulationsApril K…

  • New Asian Studies Books – University of Hawaiʻi Press AAS 2026 Selection

    University of Hawaiʻi Press is pleased to present a curated selection of titles for the Association for Asian Studies (AAS) Annual Conference. Our AAS 2026 featured books and journals reflect the breadth and depth of contemporary Asian Studies research. These titles engage topics including colonialism and empire, intellectual history, cultural production, religion, and political life,…