The editors of TPR have selected 'The character of the Just City: the regulation of place distinctiveness and its unjust social effects' by Gethin Davison 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, … Continue reading
Comma is available to institutional non-members of the ICA
Liverpool University Press is pleased to announce that Comma, the journal of the International Council on Archives, is available to institutional non-members of the ICA for the first time. Comma, International Journal on Archives is the chief serial publication of the International Council on Archives. Comma strives to be of value to a broader readership beyond the ICA membership … Continue reading
OLH and Liverpool University Press join to flip subscription journal open access
We are extremely pleased to announce that the Open Library of Humanities has entered into a partnership with Liverpool University Press to convert the journal Quaker Studies from a subscription journal into a full, gold open-access journal. Quaker Studies is a highly respected inter- and multi-disciplinary peer-reviewed journal that has, according to one reviewer of the journal’s OLH … Continue reading
Journal of Romance Studies Inaugural Annual Symposium
We are delighted to announce that from 2017, we will be publishing the Journal of Romance Studies. The Journal of Romance Studies Inaugural Annual Symposium is taking place on June 6 2017 at the IMLR, School of Advanced Study, University of London, Senate House, Room G35 from 2-7pm. Please see below for the complete list of events: … Continue reading
Press Release: Theory & Struggle
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
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