Liverpool University Press is delighted to announce it will be publishing Theory & Struggle (formerly 'Praxis') from 2017. Theory & Struggle is the journal of the Marx Memorial Library, an independent charity dedicated, since its establishment in 1933, to the advancement of education and learning in all aspects of Marxism, labour and working class history. Currently published annually, it … Continue reading
International Development Planning Review 39.1: Featured Article
The editors of IDPR have selected 'The Ecology of Citizenship: understanding vulnerability in urban Brazil' by Robert Coates and Jeff Garmany as the Featured Article for the latest issue. It will be free to access for three months. You can access the article here. When asked to describe the paper, and highlight its importance, the authors stated the … Continue reading
All LUP journal content free for Open Access Week!
Free access to all Liverpool University Press journals content during Open Access Week 2016 Liverpool University Press is the UK's third oldest university press and one of its fastest growing publishers in the humanities and social sciences. LUP has an illustrious history of publishing exceptional research – including the work of Nobel Prize winners. Since its … Continue reading
New Journals Agreement with Jisc
A new agreement for access to the Liverpool University Press Journals Collection is now available. Jisc Collections last had a journals agreement with LUP in 2011, at which time 13 journals were offered. LUP's journals portfolio has since expanded to 27 scholarly journals across the humanities and social sciences, of which 24 are included in this agreement. … Continue reading
Introducing the first monograph on Modern Languages Open…
Liverpool University Press is delighted to announce that we have published our very first MLO Open Access monograph: Modern Languages Open now hosts Luis Moreno-Caballud’s book, Cultures of Anyone, which is also part of our Contemporary Hispanic and Lusophone Cultures series. Cultures of Anyone studies the emergence of collaborative and non-hierarchical cultures in the context of the Spanish … Continue reading
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