May 6, 2026
Contact: Janese Heavin, heavinj@missouri.edu
Writing a book is a significant undertaking that requires deep expertise and dedication. This past year, University of Missouri faculty members wrote and edited more than 25 books.
Here are the Mizzou faculty books published in 2025.
"A companion to the Works of Adalbert Stifter"
"Allergy in Otolaryngology Practice"
"Banning Books in America"
"Confluences"
"Constitutional Law"
"Cultural Journalism in Germany
1815-1848"
"Direction Dependence Analysis"
"Disreputable Women"
"Dissenting Forces"
"Edward Albee and the Emergence of Difference and Diversity in US and World Theatre"
"Handbook of Body Image-Related Measures"
"Interpreting Identities"
"Motivating Elementary Students to Self-Monitor and Regulate Their Behavior"
"Neurocognitive Foundations of Mind"
"Phenomenal Properties and the Intuition of Distinctness"
"Roads to Power, Roads to Crisis"
"Ranked Choice Voting"
"Spatial-Temporal Cooperative Guidance for Multiple Flight Vehicles"
Specially Designed Instruction
"The Cambridge Handbook of Moral Psychology"
"The Neuroscience of Everyday Life"
"The Problem of God in Buddhism"
"The Spectacle of Online Life"
"Translanguaging Perspectives on Writing Development and Pedagogy"
"Understanding Structural Equation Models"
"Wholehearted School Leadership"
This list was generated with books reported through the Provost's Office, Academic Analytics and academic units. Hardbound, first-edition books from active, tenure-track or tenured faculty are included.
