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Books

UCL Press publishes high-quality research monographs and edited volumes, primarily for the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. Across 10 years of publishing growth, we have built particular strengths in Anthropology, Archaeology and Museum Studies, Architecture and the Built Environment, Comparative Literature, Education, History and Social Sciences. We are actively building our Law and Criminology lists and focusing new attention on our already vibrant publishing for History and Philosophy of Science. Informed by the principles and research interests at UCL, themes of social justice, community engagement, global networking and ‘disruptive thinking’ are characteristic in books across the subjects we publish. Interdisciplinarity is fostered and we encourage collaborations between scholars at different points in their career.

Looking for journals? Visit journals.uclpress.co.uk.

History

From ancient civilizations to the twentieth century, discover a wide range of perspectives in history,  including the Global Dutch and Modern Americas series.

In addition, you may also be interested in Jewish Historical Studies: Transactions of the Jewish Historical Society of England,  a fully peer-reviewed open access journal that aims to serve as a leading forum for Anglo-Jewish historiography. UCL Press also publishes The London Journal of Canadian Studies. This interdisciplinary open access journal specialises in Canadian history, politics, culture and society.

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Wonders of Hindustan

Vivek Gupta,

01 June 2027

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Material Culture and the British Empire

Sarah Longair, John McAleer,

01 March 2027

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British Overseas Trade, c.1870–1939

Brian D. Varian,

01 March 2027

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Beyond Medieval Archives

Francesca Brooks, Carl Kears,

27 January 2027

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Marble in the Making

Louise Caulfield,

18 January 2027

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Constructions of Progressive Learning

Kieran Mahon,

07 January 2027

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The Known Soldier

Layla Renshaw,

30 November 2026

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Voices for Change

Toby Butler, Felix Driver, Barbara Brayshay, Chris Church, Jeremy Iles, Oli Mould, Saskia Papadakis,

12 November 2026

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Scribal Worlds

Eduardo A. Escobar, Kiersten Neumann, C. Jay Crisostomo,

29 June 2026

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Laughter in the Classroom

Gillian A.M. Mitchell,

24 June 2026

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The King’s Dinner

Adam Crymble, Sarah Fox, Rachel Rich, Lisa Smith,

11 June 2026

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The Royal Observatory, Greenwich, 1881–1939

Lee T. Macdonald,

02 March 2026

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Student London

Georgina Brewis, Sam Blaxland,

11 February 2026

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Thomas Cranmer’s Register

Paul Ayris, Diarmaid MacCulloch,

19 January 2026

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