Kurt Warner discusses 'False Idols: How Diversion is Destroying Democracy' on the New Books Network

Vernon Press is pleased to announce a new episode on the New Books Network featuring Kurt Warner, author of 'False Idols: How Diversion is Destroying Democracy' (Vernon Press, 2025). Hosted by Dessy Vassileva, the episode explores the book’s timely examination of distraction, civic life, critical thinking, and the pressures currently shaping democratic responsibility.

Vernon Press Author Alan Estefan Gutiérrez Presents 'Redacción académica en la carrera de literatura' at FELIF 2026

Vernon Press is pleased to share that author Alan Estefan Gutiérrez recently presented his book, Redacción académica en la carrera de literatura, at the Feria del Libro de la Frontera 2026 (FELIF) in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico.

Yunus Emre Ozigci Discusses 'NATO’s Meaning and Existence' on the New Books Network Podcast

Vernon Press is pleased to announce that Yunus Emre Ozigci , author of 'NATO’s Meaning and Existence: Within the Interstate Intersubjectivity' , was recently featured on the New Books Network podcast.

Vernon Press Featured in Dundee City Region Newsletter and Proud Sponsor of CNS-JTH 2026

Our Book Cited in Völkerrechtsblog: A Milestone for 'Blue Crimes and International Criminal Law'

Vernon Press is pleased to share that Blue Crimes and International Criminal Law, edited by Regina M. Paulose (2025), has been cited in a recent contribution to Völkerrechtsblog, the widely respected online forum for public international law scholarship. The article, titled “Unanchoring Universality: A Case for Extending the Jurisdiction of the International Criminal Court over Unregistered Vessels in International Waters” (31 October 2025), examines persistent jurisdictional gaps in the International Criminal Court (ICC)’s ability to address crimes at sea committed aboard unregistered vessels operating in areas beyond national jurisdiction.