University of Michigan Press
The University of Michigan Press is the official academic publisher of the University of Michigan and a vital part of the university’s library system (Michigan Publishing). It is known for its innovative and respected publishing programs.
Key Facts in English:
Founded: The press was formally established in 1930, though publishing activities at the university date back much earlier.
Headquarters: Located in Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA.
Specialties: The press publishes high-quality, peer-reviewed scholarly works in a wide range of humanities and social science disciplines. Key areas of strength include:
English Language Teaching (ELT): A major publisher of textbooks and teacher training manuals.
Political Science, Classical Studies, and Disability Studies.
Theater and Performance Studies, Asian Studies, and African Studies.
Regional Books: Publishes titles focused on the history and culture of Michigan and the Great Lakes region.
Reputation: It is a traditional, highly reputable university press committed to rigorous scholarship and global distribution of both print and digital publications.
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