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China Miéville’s first solo novel in over a decade is part Lovecraft, part le Carré—and quintessentially weird.

“No other thinker, Hegelian Marxist or otherwise, has lived up to this modernist vocation with the originality, intellectual élan, aesthetic intelligence, and political trenchancy of Fredric Jameson.”

The book offers a riveting portrait of the okapi and unpacks layers of Western science and Indigenous knowledge that shaped the world’s understanding of it. Showing how colonial politics and scientific racism shaped early accounts of okapi research, the book examines the biases that still influence conservation efforts.

Are you a university, library, research institute, or another similar community based publisher or platform working with Diamond OA books? Then we need your input! The AEGIS-OA (Activate European Guidance and Incentives for Sustainable Open Access publishing) project is an EU-funded project under the Horizon Europe research and innovation programme. It aims to establish a transparent, sustainable, and high-quality open access scholarly publishing ecosystem in Europe by leveraging and expanding the services of the European Diamond Capacity Hub (EDCH). OA Books are a very important part of the Diamond publishing landscape and within this anonymous survey, we are seeking community feedback on the adaptation of the Diamond Open Access Standard (DOAS)—originally designed for journals—which will now also cover OA books. For those that are not familiar with DOAS, it helps foster quality assurance in Diamond OA publishing, by enabling publishers to assess their compliance with different quality standards. Further information is provided below. Before starting the survey you should read the following documents: The draft for public consultation of the DOAS adaptation for books HERE. We recommend you have this open when completing the survey. You can find more context to the Diamond OA Books publishing here. The survey takes up to 80 minutes to complete depending on how many sections you provide feedback on. You can choose which DOAS sections you feel comfortable providing feedback on and that you have the most experience with while skipping the sections you prefer not to provide feedback on. It consists of five different parts and it is fully anonymous. The initial part on the stakeholder type is mandatory and will help us understand the results of the survey from the different perspectives better. The deadline for providing your feedback through the survey is 18th October 2026, 23.59 CET. To start the survey, click ‘Next’. Any of the questions that are not mandatory can be skipped, however we would appreciate extensive feedback in order to be able to provide a DOAS adaptation for books that works for the whole community. Do not forget to click ‘Submit’ once you are done. Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey! The anonymous responses will be collected and managed as per the AEGIS OA Data Management Plan. If at any point you wish to stop your participation prior to submitting your responses, you can withdraw or choose not to click ‘Submit’.

Stephen Isherwood explains that despite the challenges of measuring career outcomes, they remain central to student interests, value for money and informed choice

‘I’m a Doctor, Jim, not a Freudian Theorist!’