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

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.

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

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'.

The Janovics Center Award for Outstanding Humanities Research in Transnational Film and Theatre Studies is yearly awarded to publications that advance transnational research in the fields of film and theatre studies.

EUP has been nominated for The Alison Morrison Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Award, whilst Helena Heald has been shortlisted for The Ola Gotkowska Young Independent Publisher Award.

The EUP author was awarded for his monograph 'The Late and Post-Dictatorship Cinephilia Boom and Art Houses in South Korea.'

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.