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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.

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Fonthill Recovered

Caroline Dakers,

16 May 2018

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Museum Object Lessons for the Digital Age

Haidy Geismar,

14 May 2018

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Consumer Data Research

Paul A. Longley, Alex Singleton, James Cheshire,

02 May 2018

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The Spectral Arctic

Shane McCorristine,

01 May 2018

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The Venice Variations

Sophia Psarra,

30 April 2018

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Regulating Content on Social Media

Corinne Tan,

26 March 2018

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Things that Travelled

Daniela Rosenow, Matt Phelps, Andrew Meek, Ian Freestone,

19 March 2018

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The Education System in Mexico

David Scott, C.M. Posner, Chris Martin, Elsa Guzman,

14 March 2018

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Shaping Higher Education with Students

Vincent C. H. Tong, Alex Standen, Mina Sotiriou,

06 March 2018

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Revolutionizing a World

Mark Altaweel, Andrea Squitieri,

26 February 2018

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Feminism and the Politics of Childhood

Rachel Rosen, Katherine Twamley,

22 February 2018

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The East India Company at Home, 1757-1857

Margot Finn, Kate Smith,

15 February 2018

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Brexit and Beyond

Benjamin Martill, Uta Staiger,

29 January 2018

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