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We are a predominantly open access publisher committed to making the humanities research we publish widely available.

We have a long-established history of publishing, including a number of series in recent years with the renowned humanities Institutes based at the School of Advanced Study at the University of London, and have published over 750 books. In recent years, we have focused on growing our open access books programme, and our books have reached over 1,000,000 downloads in just a few years.

Explore our books on this page, or use the filters to find the specific title you’re looking for. You can visit our series page to see a full list of our current series, or visit our subjects page to see the areas we publish in. We are actively commissioning in many areas across the humanities, so if you’re interested in publishing with us please visit Publish with us to find out more.

364 books
Book cover for Dilemmas of Political Change in Mexico

Dilemmas of Political Change in Mexico

Kevin J. Middlebrook

10 May 2004

Book cover for Territories, Commodities and Knowledges

Territories, Commodities and Knowledges

Christian Brannstrom

1 February 2004

Book cover for Roman Military Diplomas: v. 4 (BICS Supplement 82)

Roman Military Diplomas: v. 4 (BICS Supplement 82)

Margaret M. Roxan
Paul Holder

1 November 2003

Book cover for Ancient Approaches to Plato’s Timaeus (BICS Supplement 78)

Ancient Approaches to Plato’s Timaeus (BICS Supplement 78)

Robert W. Sharples
Anne Sheppard

1 July 2003

Book cover for The Pinochet Case

The Pinochet Case

Madeleine Davis

1 February 2003

Book cover for Brazil and South Korea

Brazil and South Korea

Edmund Amann
Ha-Joon Chang

1 February 2003

Book cover for Brazil Since 1985

Brazil Since 1985

Maria D'Alva G. Kinzo
James Dunkerley

1 February 2003

Book cover for Unknown Galen (BICS Supplement 77)

Unknown Galen (BICS Supplement 77)

Vivian Nutton

1 October 2002

Book cover for The Political Power of the Word

The Political Power of the Word

Ivan Jaksic

15 September 2002