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Amsterdam University Press (AUP) has run a successful print and digital programme of peer-reviewed academic publications for over thirty years. AUP specialises in the Asian Studies, Film, Media and Communication, History, Language and Literature, and Social and Political Sciences. On average, AUP publishes over 120 books a year in the Humanities and Social Sciences. Coordinated by a dedicated team, the prolific output of the Academic Programme is the result of a company-wide commitment to spread knowledge swiftly and effectively in the academic market.
Arc Humanities Press (Arc) operates as a specialist ALP (academic-led press) from its registered office in Yorkshire, with a focus on the history and impact of the past. It was established as the publishing arm of the learned society for medieval studies worldwide, CARMEN Worldwide Medieval Network. Arc publishes scholarly research across premodern interdisciplinary studies. It takes in the late antique, medieval, and early modern periods from a global perspective, area studies (within and beyond Europe) and digital humanities.
Leiden University Press (LUP) is a prominent academic publisher, pivotal in the global dissemination of scholary knowledge and research. While LUP’s primary focus lies in publishing books within the humanities and social sciences, the press remains open to interdisciplinary research, producing titles that traverse diverse academic disciplines and approaches. Concentrating on various field, including History (with a focus on Military, Dutch, Global, and Environmental history), literature, Middle Eastern and Islamic studies, Asian studies, and security and conflict studies, LUP maintains a diverse and comprehensive publishing portfolio.

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Information Society and Media Development in Modern Mongolia Undrah Baasanjav, Caroline Humphrey, Franck Billé
Theorizing Stephen King Michael Blouin
Colonial Vocabularies Teaching and Learning Arabic, 1870-1970 Sarah Irving, Karène Sanchez-Summerer, Rachel Mairs, Lucia Admiraal
Thaddaeus Hagecius, or Hájek, 1526-1600 Bohemian Polymath of the Rudolfine Period Martin Zemla
Missionary Enchantment in South Asia, 16th-18th Centuries Catholic Histories and Fictions Ines G. Zupanov
The Politics of Monstrous Figures in Contemporary Cinema Witches, Zombies, and Cyborgs Re-enchanting the Ends of the World Francesco Sticchi
Punishment, Labour and the Legitimation of Power Adam Fagbore, Nabhojeet Sen, Katherine Roscoe
Urban Nightlife and Contested Spaces Cultural Encounters After Dusk Sara Brandellero, Kamilia Krakowska Rodrigues, Derek Pardue
Transforming Europe in the Images of the World, 1110-1500 Fuzzy Geographies Natalia Petrovskaia
Monstrosity in Games and Play A Multidisciplinary Examination of the Monstrous in Contemporary Cultures Sarah Stang, Mikko Meriläinen, Joleen Blom, Lobna Hassan
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