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Facing an access-to-justice crisis and an onslaught of new legal technologies, the legal profession is on the cusp of a revolution. This volume examines the civil justice status quo and sketches how reformers can create a more equitable and accessible system going forward.

This textbook offers a mathematically rigorous introduction to convex optimization, blending classical theory with modern topics. Its elementary treatment based on linear algebra, calculus, and real analysis, focus on mathematical foundations, conversational tone, and over 170 exercises make this one of the most accessible textbooks on the topic.

Bringing together Middle East studies, histories of empire, and the medical humanities, Mandatory Madness offers an innovative and deeply researched new social and cultural history of Palestine before 1948, and a rethinking of the history and archives of psychiatry from a non-Western context under British colonial rule.

This Element problematizes the specific affordances of computation and scale as primary conceptual categories. It then explores how computation can facilitate not only conventional modes of search and access to such a large corpus but how it can truly enable exploratory, experimental modes of discovery that respond to and shape humanistic inquiry.