
6 journals flip to open access under Edinburgh Subscribe to Open programme
Thanks to the support of subscribing libraries, 6 EUP journals will publish their 2026 volumes open access.
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Prizes, open access, people and books from Edinburgh University Press.

Thanks to the support of subscribing libraries, 6 EUP journals will publish their 2026 volumes open access.

Journal of Islamic Art and Architecture launches with a double issue. The journal encourages and promotes the study of art and architecture from across the Islamic world in its widest sense, embracing a broad chronological scope from the 7th to the 19th century.

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

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'.

Dženita Karić's study of Hajj literature was celebrated for its contribution to Islamic Studies.

Sara Honarmand Ebrahimi's innovative history of medical mission was praised by the committee for its 'meticulous research'.

We’re thrilled that eight journals in our Subscribe to Open programme have reached their revenue thresholds and will flip to Open Access for their 2025 volumes.

Bryan S. Turner's exploration of Islam in the 21st century wins the 32nd Iran's World Book Award.

Nasser Rabbat's biography of Egyptian historian al-Maqrizi wins the 2024 BKFS Book Prize.

Edinburgh University Press expands Subscribe to Open initiative to include 9 journals in 2025

Hiyem Cheurfa has won 2023 BACLS Monograph Prize for her monograph 'Contemporary Arab Women’s Life Writing and the Politics of Resistance'