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UP Week 2026 | From the editors: Coming soon from our books list

UP Week Blog Tour 2026 | Day 5: What's next? University Press Week 2026 (#UPWeek), which takes place between 9th - 13th of November, celebrates the collective vigour of our global scholarly publishing community. Mission-driven, creative, and collaborative practices enable university presses worldwide to PowerUP every day, using our energy to fuel publications, projects, and … Continue reading →

Careers, Liverpool Interest, News

UP Week 2026 | Publishing MA: In Conversation – sparking discussion, collaboration and community engagement

This week, we're looking at what we do to #PowerUP, including looking at parts of our work which sparked discussion, collabroation and engagement. Today we're taking a look at our recent collaboration with the University of Liverpool to create and deliver a new Publishing Masters degree programme.

News, Liverpool Interest, Careers, LDS

UP Week 2026 | Behind the Scenes at LDS: How our Liverpool Distribution Services team work on supporting our UPs with sales, marketing, and distribution

This week, Liverpool University Press is looking at what we do to PowerUP. We look behind the scenes today at Liverpool Distribution Services and the people who turn the cogs to get books from publisher to global reader.

Careers, Liverpool Interest, News

UP Week 2026 | Making Research Open, Together: The success of LUP Open Languages in its first year

This week, Liverpool University Press is exploring the publications, projects and initiatives that demonstrate how university presses PowerUP scholarly communication. For today's "Best Of" theme, we're reflecting on the achievement we're most proud of in 2026: the success of LUP Open Languages, our Subscribe to Open initiative that makes the latest high-quality scholarship in languages, literatures and cultures openly accessible to readers worldwide.

Modern Languages, Journals, open access

MLO Welcomes New Section Editors in Hispanic Studies

Modern Languages Open (MLO) is pleased to welcome two new section editors, Professor Helena Buffery (University College Cork, Ireland) and Dr Marina Popea (University College Cork, Ireland), who will lead the Hispanic Studies section of the platform going forward.