Bristol University Press is proud to announce that 'Responsibility Beyond Growth - A Case for Responsible Stagnation' has won the prestigious EASST Chris Freeman Award Keep reading

Bristol University Press is pleased to announce its global strategic partnership in eBook distribution with De Gruyter. Keep reading

Following the sad passing of Her Majesty the Queen, we will be pausing all marketing communication. Keep reading

Bristol University Press, and its imprint Policy Press, are delighted to announce our 2021 journal citation metrics with gains in Journal Impact Factors, and some great Journal Citation Indicator, Scopus CiteScore and SJR results. Keep reading

Bristol University Press are proud to be part of a collaborative project to secure funding for a number of first books by UK-based early-career researchers. Six University Presses are taking part in this three-year pilot project which aims to raise £96,000 per year to fund open access publication for 12 books in each period. Keep reading

We are pleased to announce that our journals Emotions and Society, the European Journal of Politics and Gender, Global Discourse, the Journal of Psychosocial Studies, and the Journal of Public Finance and Public Choice have been accepted into the Emerging Sources Citation Index. Keep reading

Our congratulations go to authors Tim Dixon and Mark Tewdwr-Jones, worthy winners of the 2022 prize from the Urban Affairs Association. Keep reading

We are delighted to welcome five new Associate Editors joining the Evidence & Policy editorial team: Mariah Kornbluh, University of South Caroline, US, Daniel Mallinson, PennState University, US, Gedion Onyango, University of Nairobi, Kenya, Jonathan Purtle, New York University, US and Peter Van der Graaf, Teeside University, UK. Keep reading

We are horrified by the ongoing crisis in Ukraine and stand in solidarity with the people whose lives are threatened by this war. We strongly condemn the actions of the Russian government whilst appreciating that many Russian citizens also oppose the war. Keep reading

Policy Press and the European Social Work Research Association are pleased to announce an exciting new journal for 2023: European Social Work Research. Read on for information about the journal's aims and scope, editorial board and call for papers Keep reading

Joan Tronto has decided to stand down from her editorial role at IJCC, having recently retired from her full-time position at the University of Minnesota. She will be greatly missed as a wise and resourceful member of our Management Board, and we thank her for her commitment, enthusiasm and guidance over the past seven years. Keep reading

We are pleased to announce that Lili Wang, Arizona State University, USA, has recently joined James Rees, and Daiga Kamerade as Co-Editor of Voluntary Sector Review. Keep reading

We are pleased to announce the launch of our new 2022/23 Read and Publish initiative (in collaboration with Jisc), developed as part of our ongoing commitment to support our communities in breaking down boundaries to participation in, and access to, truly global social science research. Keep reading

Peter Hetherington's book 'Land Renewed' had a book launch on Tuesday the 25th of January Keep reading

In 2022 we are celebrating 50 years of Policy & Politics. Since 1972, the journal has engaged with the key issues at the interface of public policy, social policy and politics. The journal has published scholarship that has shaped a broad range of debates across disciplines and built a vibrant community of authors and readers. Keep reading

EvenUP is a new initiative by the University Presses of UK and Ireland, inspired by the work of Association of University Presses (AUP), that works towards a more collaborative approach to equality, diversity and inclusion (EDI). Keep reading

We are pleased to introduce the new Editors in Chief of Evidence & Policy: Professor Zachary Neal, Michigan State University, USA and Professor Caroline Oliver, University College London, UK. Professor Neal and Professor Oliver will take over from the current Editors in January 2022. Keep reading

From December 2021 to February 2022, Bristol University Press is proud to be the host of Ask UP on behalf of the AUPresses. Keep reading

We are delighted to share the news that 'The Mutant Project' has been long-listed for the 2021 Baillie Gifford Prize for Non-Fiction. Keep reading

This much-anticipated journal for the discipline of global political economy will launch with Bristol University Press in spring 2022. Keep reading