Liverpool University Press is delighted to announce the Awards for Outstanding Reviewers. Carefully selected by our journal editors, these individuals have provided exceptional service to their disciplines by contributing timely, rigorous and thoughtful peer reviews to some of the leading publications in their fields. Liverpool University Press and our journal editors recognise the important contribution of … Continue reading
David Attwooll (1949-2016): Publisher and Poet, Chair of the LUP Board
If you have published with Liverpool University Press, or read an LUP book or journal article since 2004, you owe a debt to the Press’s Chair, David Attwooll, who has died at the age of 67. In a life lived to the full, David Attwooll managed to cram in many eclectic achievements that were by … Continue reading
TPR authors nominated for top national planning research award
Delivering growth? Evaluating economic governance in England’s South East sub-regions research project by Dave Valler (Oxford Brookes) and Nick Phelps (UCL) has been nominated for top national planning research award and will be free to access for three months. Dave Valler and Nick Phelps are finalists in the Academic Award category at the 2016 Royal Town Planning Institute’s … Continue reading
Author Insights – Gavin O’Toole
This month, The Reinvention of Mexico by Gavin O'Toole's is our chosen #FreeReadFriday title. You can learn about the book below before it's available to download free this Friday (5th of August). 1. What prompted you to write this book? The book was a product of my PhD research on the theme of Mexican nationalism, but also of a sense that not … Continue reading
Liverpool University Press acquires Aris & Phillips from Casemate/Oxbow
Liverpool University Press has acquired around 400 backlist and forthcoming titles from Casemate/Oxbow. The books, published under the Aris & Phillips imprint, are predominantly facing page translations of Classics and Hispanic texts with widespread course adoption. Anthony Cond, Managing Director of LUP, said: “Complementing existing editorial strengths in Classics and the Modern Languages, the acquisition … Continue reading
