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University of London Press

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Opening up humanities research. Passionate advocates for the humanities, we are a collaborative, non-profit and predominantly open access publishing partner to researchers and institutions, creating award-winning scholarly books. https://uolpress.co.uk

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We're delighted to launch our new #OpenAccess 'Understanding Languages, Cultures and Societies' series today, published in partnership with @ilcs.bsky.social 🎉 📘Literature for Change: uolpress.co.uk/book/literat... 📙Artificial Intelligence, Art and Indigeneity: uolpress.co.uk/book/artific...

We are excited to announce that a new @uolpress.bsky.social series, Understanding Languages, Cultures and Societies, has launched today with the publication of its first two open access titles, Literature for Change and Artificial Intelligence, Art and Indigeneity.

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A little reflection and advice for first-time authors below, by yours truly. The process was so smooth at UoL Press and NHP is a great series to be part of - and having ‘Forging Fraternity’ published #OA has definitely influenced the reception of my book in local history society circles #medievalsky

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Our next blog for #OAWeek is for those interested in turning their PhD thesis into a book! By @latemedievalist.bsky.social, 'From manuscript to monograph: a step-by-step narrative following one book from proposal to publication': uolpress.co.uk/2026/10/from... @royalhistsoc.org @ihr.bsky.social

Out today! Gillian Jack's brilliant new addition to the #NewHistoricalPerspectives series, Prostitution, Repentance and Social Welfare in Renaissance Florence: uolpress.co.uk/book/prostit... Check out her great blog on the book from the @royalhistsoc.org too! #OpenAccess #OAWeek @ihr.bsky.social

uolpress.co.ukProstitution, Repentance and Social Welfare in Renaissance Florence - University of London PressFrom the fourteenth century, prostitutes in Florence were encouraged to leave their profession and spend their lives in repentance at the monastery of Sant’Elisabetta delle Convertite. Many did over i...
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To accompany publication of her new book, Gillian introduces the monastery of Sant’Elisabetta delle Convertite on the Society's blog bit.ly/47QXwfI. Gillian's is the 27th title in the Society’s New Historical Perspectives book series for early career historians bit.ly/3TTBshi #Skystorians

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Publishing tomorrow: Open Data in Ancient and Byzantine Studies, edited by Valeria Vitale and Gabriel Bodard, in association with @ics.bsky.social. 🗣️'Open data is fundamental to the future of (digital) scholarship on the ancient world' uolpress.co.uk/book/open-da... #ClassicalStudies #OpenAccess

uolpress.co.ukOpen Data in Ancient and Byzantine Studies - University of London PressThis volume presents case studies in classical and Byzantine research that exemplify practices, structures and standards in open data which transform and subvert historical scholarship. It leverages n...

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Published later this month: the next title in the Society's 'New Historical Perspectives' book series for early career historians: 'Prostitution, Repentance and Social Welfare in Renaissance Florence', by Gillian Jack bit.ly/4gY9IQ7 Available in print and Open Access from 15 October. #Skystorians

bit.lyProstitution, Repentance and Social Welfare in Renaissance Florence - University of London PressFrom the fourteenth century, prostitutes in Florence were encouraged to leave their profession and spend their lives in repentance at the monastery of Sant’Elisabetta delle Convertite. Many did over i...

📢📅 Thurs 8th Oct! Open to UOL & federation staff, students & the public, the SAS Festival of Research & Engagement will be a chance to meet the people behind SAS’s research, explore books & collections, try interactive activities & hear researchers share their work. www.sas.ac.uk/news-events/...

sas.ac.ukYou're invited! School of Advanced Study Festival of Research and Engagement, Thursday 8 OctoberYou're invited! School of Advanced Study Festival of Research and Engagement, Thursday 8 October 2026

The 2026 Being Human Festival programme is now live! 🥳 Running 5-14 Nov 2026, over 230 events in 38 towns & cities across the UK will explore a wide range of humanities research w/ the festival theme 'Crossroads'. bit.ly/4halWX1 #BeingHuman2026 @sas-news.bsky.social @beinghumanfest.bsky.social

bit.lyThe 2026 Festival programme is live!We are thrilled to share the 2026 Being Human Festival programme of over 230 events, taking place across the UK from 5 – 14 November. Here are a few highlights and what you can expect this year.

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Delighted to see the first 2 books in our new @uolpress.bsky.social and @ilcs.bsky.social Understanding Languages, Cultures and Societies series published, both available open access here: uolpress.co.uk/book-series/...

uolpress.co.ukUnderstanding Languages, Cultures and Societies Archives - University of London Press

We are excited to announce that a new @uolpress.bsky.social series, Understanding Languages, Cultures and Societies, has launched today with the publication of its first two open access titles, Literature for Change and Artificial Intelligence, Art and Indigeneity.

We're delighted to launch our new #OpenAccess 'Understanding Languages, Cultures and Societies' series today, published in partnership with @ilcs.bsky.social 🎉 📘Literature for Change: uolpress.co.uk/book/literat... 📙Artificial Intelligence, Art and Indigeneity: uolpress.co.uk/book/artific...

We are excited to announce that a new @uolpress.bsky.social series, Understanding Languages, Cultures and Societies, has launched today with the publication of its first two open access titles, Literature for Change and Artificial Intelligence, Art and Indigeneity.

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We're delighted to launch our new #OpenAccess 'Understanding Languages, Cultures and Societies' series today, published in partnership with @ilcs.bsky.social 🎉 📘Literature for Change: uolpress.co.uk/book/literat... 📙Artificial Intelligence, Art and Indigeneity: uolpress.co.uk/book/artific...

We are excited to announce that a new @uolpress.bsky.social series, Understanding Languages, Cultures and Societies, has launched today with the publication of its first two open access titles, Literature for Change and Artificial Intelligence, Art and Indigeneity.

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We're delighted to launch our new #OpenAccess 'Understanding Languages, Cultures and Societies' series today, published in partnership with @ilcs.bsky.social 🎉 📘Literature for Change: uolpress.co.uk/book/literat... 📙Artificial Intelligence, Art and Indigeneity: uolpress.co.uk/book/artific...

We are excited to announce that a new @uolpress.bsky.social series, Understanding Languages, Cultures and Societies, has launched today with the publication of its first two open access titles, Literature for Change and Artificial Intelligence, Art and Indigeneity.

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"The symposium was a very timely reminder that there are still reasons to be hopeful, that there is a large amount of mutual goodwill and support available for institutional publishers." @kirahopkins.bsky.social reflected on the OIPA Symposium. ✍ Read their blog here: oipauk.org/2026/09/02/e...

oipauk.orgEvent Reflection: OIPA Symposium 2026Event Reflection: OIPA Symposium 2026 By Kira Hopkins I was fortunate to attend the OIPA symposium held at the University of Sussex on 18th June in person, via a much-appreciated travel bursary fro…

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Academic librarians - how does your institution actually decide whether to fund collective, fee-free open access? What finally ends up moving the internal discussions from yes, or maybe to no? We're running a short, anonymous survey (10–15 mins) to find out. 📚

forms.gleWhat made you say yes? OBC open access library support surveyAbout this survey This survey is run by the Open Book Collective - a charity registered in England and Wales (charity no. 1206287). For the purposes of data protection law, the Open Book Collective is...

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Excited to have a forthcoming chapter in this collection!

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We LOVE the cover for new book, Museums and Patronage: The History and Ethics of Industrial Funding, edited by Scott Anthony, Alice Byrne & Harry Parker, publishing #OpenAccess in Dec. uolpress.co.uk/book/museums... Many thanks to designer Hayley Warnham! Check out her work: www.hayleywarnham.com

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Thanks to @kirahopkins.bsky.social for sharing this thoughtful reflection on the @oipassoc.bsky.social Symposium in June! It was a great event, bringing together different perspectives on the value and opportunities for #OpenAccess publishing within universities. Read more below 👇 #OIPA2026

"The symposium was a very timely reminder that there are still reasons to be hopeful, that there is a large amount of mutual goodwill and support available for institutional publishers." @kirahopkins.bsky.social reflected on the OIPA Symposium. ✍ Read their blog here: oipauk.org/2026/09/02/e...

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Coming soon: latest title in the Society's 'New Historical Perspectives' book series for early career historians: 'Prostitution, Repentance and Social Welfare in Renaissance Florence', by Gillian Jack bit.ly/4gY9IQ7 Available in print and Open Access from 15 October. #Skystorians 1/2

bit.lyProstitution, Repentance and Social Welfare in Renaissance Florence - University of London PressFrom the fourteenth century, prostitutes in Florence were encouraged to leave their profession and spend their lives in repentance at the monastery of Sant’Elisabetta delle Convertite. Many did over i...

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This is an excellent book - and a fantastic cover! Really looking forward to seeing ‘Museums and Patronage’ publish later this year 🎉 We’ve been an Associate Partner on the Museums and Industry project the book links to, led by the Science Museum Group. @sciencemuseum.org.uk @sas-news.bsky.social

sciencemuseumgroup.org.ukMuseums and Industry: Long Histories of Collaboration | Science Museum GroupThis is a two-year research project examining the changing relationships between STEM museums and industrial patronage, through both historical and contemporary lenses.
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We LOVE the cover for new book, Museums and Patronage: The History and Ethics of Industrial Funding, edited by Scott Anthony, Alice Byrne & Harry Parker, publishing #OpenAccess in Dec. uolpress.co.uk/book/museums... Many thanks to designer Hayley Warnham! Check out her work: www.hayleywarnham.com

We LOVE the cover for new book, Museums and Patronage: The History and Ethics of Industrial Funding, edited by Scott Anthony, Alice Byrne & Harry Parker, publishing #OpenAccess in Dec. uolpress.co.uk/book/museums... Many thanks to designer Hayley Warnham! Check out her work: www.hayleywarnham.com

uolpress.co.ukMuseums and Patronage - University of London PressRaucous protests, disrupted exhibitions and soup-splattered artworks: in the present moment the corporate patronage of museums attracts controversy, conflict and media spectacle. But while the discour...

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Delighted to be publishing this with @uolpress.bsky.social and a big thank you to everyone involved in the project and the publication.

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The other title launching our #OpenAccess book series, Understanding Languages, Cultures & Societies, published with @ilcs.bsky.social, is Artificial Intelligence, Art and Indigeneity, edited by @theapitman.bsky.social, Sandra De Berduccy & @andreasrauh.bsky.social. uolpress.co.uk/book/artific...