January 26, 2023
Пока еще рано говорить, что коммунизм полностью остался в прошлом Интервью с авторами книги «Разновидности посткоммунистического капитализма» Иваном Селеньи и Петером Михайи переводчика Николая Проценко
Excerpt from Roman Dziarski’s How We Outwitted and Survived the Nazis with an Introduction by the Author “Working for the Enemy” and “Blackmail”: We are pleased to present here an… READ MORE
We’re delighted to congratulate Professor Monty Noam Penkower, recently announced as a recipient of the Association for the Study of the Middle East and Africa 2023 Bernard Lewis Prize for… READ MORE
October 7, 2021
Anna Frajlich’s The Ghost of Shakespeare: Collected Essays, edited by Ronald Meyer (Academic Studies Press, 2020) will be awarded the Polish American Historical Association’s Oskar Halecki Prize at their annual convention in January 2022. Established in 1981, the Oskar Halecki Prize is given annually by the Polish American Historical Association. This Prize recognizes an important book or monograph on the Polish experience in the United States and commemorates Oskar Halecki (1891-1973), a Polish historian, writer, and social and Catholic activist. Dr. Halecki was a graduate of Jagiellonian University (1914), who also studied in Vienna and taught at Jagiellonian University, Warsaw University, Fordham University and Columbia University.
November 12, 2020
Academic Studies Press (ASP) and Plamen Press are pleased to announce a working partnership beginning October 31st 2020. In this agreement, ASP will act as Plamen Press’s sub-distributor, managing all sales and distribution activities for Plamen’s catalog. ASP’s titles have been distributed by Ingram Academic since 2017. Under this new partnership, Plamen’s books will now also be sold and distributed by Ingram Academic by way of ASP.
October 2, 2020
As a forward-thinking, independent, academic press, we’re fortunate to publish some incredible scholarship, engaging educational materials, and crucial literary translations on a regular basis. Still, from time to time, a book comes along that combines all three and deserves frequent and relentless mention. That’s why, during Banned Books Week, we’ve been promoting Katherine E. Young’s meticulously translated Farewell, Aylis: A Non-Traditional Novel in Three Works by Azerbaijani writer, playwright, novelist, and editor Akram Aylisli, a courageous dissident writer currently under de facto house arrest in Baku, Azerbaijan for reasons directly attributed to the publication of one of the novellas in this book.
May 20, 2020
Academic Studies Press is pleased to announce the inclusion of several of its titles in the new 2020 pledging round of Knowledge Unlatched.
April 12, 2018
To commemorate Holocaust Remembrance Day (Yom HaShoah), we have assembled a reading list of titles from our series, The Holocaust: History and Literature, Ethics and Philosophy, as well as memoirs of those who survived the Holocaust. Read on for excerpts and some open access content, freely available on JSTOR.
