
CAHSS Gold Open Access 2026
Seven books received funding from the CAHSS fund for gold open access publication in our last financial year.
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Prizes, open access, people and books from Edinburgh University Press.

Seven books received funding from the CAHSS fund for gold open access publication in our last financial year.

Graham Grant joins Edinburgh University Press as Head of Sales

EUP is shortlisted for the 2026 Clarivate Academic, Educational and Professional Publisher of the Year, the London Book Fair International Award The Ola Gotkowska Young Independent Publisher Award.

Edinburgh University Press announces the acquisition of the goodwill and assets of Agenda Publishing.

Grace Balfour-Harle and Heather Ramsay have been named 2026 ALPSP Rising Stars

Six books from our Literary Studies list have been awarded Choice Outstanding Academic Title 2025.

We are delighted to announce that six books received funding from the CAHSS fund for gold open access publication in our last financial year.

Bryony Coombs's study of the links between patronage, identity and Franco-Scottish relations has been shortlisted for the leading book prize for art history.

Walaa Quisay's study of neo-traditionalism was celebrated for its contribution to Islamic Studies/study of the Muslim World.

Cedric Van Dijck's 'highly original monograph' was commended for its contribution to the field of comparative literature.

Carole Hillenbrand retires as Series Editor of The New Edinburgh Islamic Surveys and Edinburgh Studies in Classical Islamic History and Culture.

Francesco Piraino was praised for an 'innovative and extensive exploration of European Islam in the context of modernization and individualization'.