Manchester University Press
The Press was founded in 1904, primarily as an outlet to publish academic research being carried out within the Victoria University of Manchester. Today, the Press is an international concern, publishing work by authors from all over the world and selling books to a global audience.
Throughout this century the Press has maintained its links with the University, and views its relationship with the University as an integral aspect of its future development. Manchester University Press is the third largest University Press in the U.K and publishes textbooks for use by academics teaching in higher education, students and the interested general reader. Currently publishing 145 new titles a year, 14 journals and around 60 reprints from its extensive backlist, the Press sells more than 150,000 books each year.
Latest books
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Constructing kingship Naus, James (2018) Manchester University Press, 9781526127259 Paperback £18 |
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From empire to exile Eldridge, Claire (2018) Manchester University Press, 9781526127167 Paperback £20 |
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Gesta Romanorum Stace, Christopher (2018) Manchester University Press, 9781526127266 Paperback £30 |
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Irish women's writing, 1878–1922 Pilz, Anna; Standlee, Whitney (2018) Manchester University Press, 9781526127112 Paperback £15.99 |
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Mediterranean quarantines, 1750–1914 Chircop , John; Martinez, Francisco Javier (2018) Manchester University Press, 9781526115546 Hardback £75 |
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Migrant architects of the NHS Simpson, Julian M. (2018) Manchester University Press, 9781784991302 Hardback £75 |
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Nobility and patrimony in modern France Macknight, Elizabeth C. (2018) Manchester University Press, 9781526120519 Hardback £75 |
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Reformation without end Ingram, Robert G. (2018) Manchester University Press, 9781526126948 Hardback £80 |
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The universal Baroque Davidson, Peter (2018) Manchester University Press, 9781526126931 Paperback £20 |
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Work, psychiatry and society, 1750–2015 Ernst, Waltraud (2018) Manchester University Press, 9781526127099 Paperback £35 |
