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About Us

Princeton University Press is an independent nonprofit publisher founded in 1905 with close connections to Princeton University. With over 10,000 titles across a diversity of subjects, the Press brings influential voices and peer-reviewed ideas to readers around the world. Our publishing advances the frontiers of knowledge, fosters dialogue, and cultivates our shared humanity through scholarship and expertise.

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History of the Press

Founded in 1905, Princeton University Press has evolved from a small printing press serving the university to a global publisher reaching readers around the world.

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Lifecycle of a Book

Lifecycle of a Book

While it can take mere months to many years, each book that the Press publishes follows a similar path to publication, whether it is a small scholarly monograph or a trade book. The peer review process is at the heart of all of the books that we publish, ensuring academic integrity, but a number of other stops along the path ensure coherent planning throughout the book’s life. 

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