ACLU Handbook Series
Series
- ACLU Handbook Series
- Alternative Criminology
- America and the Long 19th Century
- American History and Culture
- Animals in Context
- Anthropologies of American Medicine
- Avidly Reads
- Biopolitics
- Children and Youth in America
- Citizenship and Migration in the Americas
- Clay Sanskrit Library
- Connected Youth and Digital Futures
- Crip: New Directions in Disability Studies
- Critical America
- Critical Cultural Communication
- Critical Perspectives on Youth
- Cultural Front
- Culture, Labor, History
- Early American Places
- Elie Wiesel Center for Jewish Studies Series
- Essential Papers on Jewish Studies
- Essential Papers on Psychoanalysis
- Ex Machina: Law, Technology, and Society
- Families, Law, and Society
- Gender and Political Violence
- Goldstein-Goren Series in American Jewish History
- Institute for the Study of the Ancient World
- Intersections
- Jewish Studies in the Twenty-First Century
- Keywords
- Latina/o Sociology
- Library of Arabic Literature
- Modern and Contemporary Catholicism
- Nation of Nations
- New and Alternative Religions
- New Perspectives in Crime, Deviance, and Law
- New Perspectives on Jewish Studies
- New York Voices
- NOMOS – American Society for Political and Legal Philosophy
- North American Religions
- NYU Series in Social and Cultural Analysis
- Performance and American Cultures
- Perspectives on Political Violence
- Possible Futures
- Postmillennial Pop
- Psychology and Crime
- Psychology and the Law
- Qualitative Studies in Psychology
- Qualitative Studies in Religion
- Religion and Social Transformation
- Religion, Race, and Ethnicity
- Secular Studies
- Sexual Cultures
- Social Science Research Council
- Social Transformations in American Anthropology
- The American Social Experience
- The Charles Hamilton Houston Institute Series on Race and Justice
- The Collected Writings of Walt Whitman
- The History of Disability
- The Works of Charles Darwin
- U.S.-China Relations
- Warfare and Culture
- Women in Religions
- Youth, Crime, and Justice
The ACLU Handbook Series has produced over 50 titles for laypeople who want to know what their rights are as members of a particular group, and for lawyers who want to help them. The ACLU handbooks explain the law clearly in non-legal language, as well as provide legal analysis and extensive citation to legal authority.