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About AUP » General
Amsterdam University Press BV
Amsterdam University Press BV
Goals
Organization
Activities
Imprints
Specializations
Titles and authors
Journals
Value of the University Presss
Amsterdam University Press (AUP) was established in 1992 by the University of Amsterdam and was based on Anglo-Saxon publishing model. Within a few years AUP has built up a publishing list of more than 1400 titles. The scholarly and trade publications of AUP are available in Dutch or English and relate to subjects in the area of humanities (language and literature, history, film studies, art) and social sciences.
Alongside books, Amsterdam University Press has been offering an increasing number of electronic products. More and more existing AUP publications are also available digitally, and many titles have become available through Print on Demand.
In 2005, Amsterdam University Press launched the Amsterdam Academic Archive (AAA), bringing important scholarly out of print titles back into print and making them available to an international reading audience. As well as a paper edition, each title will be also available digitally from the Amsterdam University Press Repository.
In addition, the first fifty English-language titles from the Amsterdam University Press list have been incorporated into the Google Print program, making them available worldwide through BookSurge.
Mission
AUP’s mission is to support and stimulate academic knowledge by way of academic publications. The quality of the contents of these publications is therefore most important. The four editorial advisory councils, consisting of prominent and knowledgeable Dutch and Belgian scholars, judge all publications based on their academic standards. Popular scholarly titles can also be found in AUP’s publishing list. See also
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