
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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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.

We celebrate Jackie's lasting impact on Edinburgh University Press and Literary Studies publishing.

Paradigm Publishing Services will begin digitally archiving scholarly texts dating from the mid-20th century this year.

Sarah McDonald, currently Head of Journals at EUP, is promoted into a newly-created role, Head of Publishing, covering the editorial function across books and journals.

Edinburgh University Press is pleased to be one of six participating presses and delighted to publish the first two books under the OpenUP initiative.

We’re pleased to announce our new partnership with ScienceOpen, joining a research and discovery network that is continuously growing with new publications and collections from different publishers around the world.

Edinburgh University Press has contributed content to Exact Editions digital collection of non-fiction books related to the history and culture of Ukraine in support of the Ukrainian people during these difficult times.

Edinburgh University Press has signed an international distribution agreement with De Gruyter Publishing, a global leader in HSS publications, to host and distribute more than 3,000 titles of outstanding editorial value for global dissemination through degruyter.com.

Together with Cornell University Press (CUP), Edinburgh University Press (EUP), Liverpool University Press (LUP) and University of Michigan Press (UMP), Knowledge Unlatched (KU) will be further developing its usage reporting and analytics tool. The new service called KU Open Analytics will provide publishers and libraries with a single reporting tool for aggregate Open Access (OA) eBooks usage.

658 EUP books are now live on Cambridge Core, the new home for digital content previously hosted on University Publishing Online