Cambridge Scholars Publishing
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Cambridge Scholars Publishing is an independent academic publisher, committed to providing a forward-thinking publishing service that champions original thinking.
Founded by former lecturers and researchers from the University of Cambridge, they publish original academic work across a wide range of subjects in four key areas: Humanities and Social Sciences (HSS); Health Sciences (HS); Physical Sciences (PS); and Life Sciences (LS).
They are unique in the balance they establish between their editorial guidance and the level of control retained by each of their authors, acknowledging the value they place on presenting their own work in a way that retains the integrity of their original argument.
With a strong reputation for author satisfaction, they understand the importance of making the publishing process a rewarding experience, with no cost to the author/editor, complimentary copies, a substantial author discount, free access to our eBook titles, and a generous royalty scheme.
Their publications are marketed worldwide and sold through international booksellers and distributors including Amazon, Blackwell, Baker & Taylor, YBP and Ingram, and are widely purchased by academic libraries. In addition, they have distribution partnerships in key geographical territories such as the USA, China, India and the Middle East.
Their operational headquarters is located in the historic Lady Stephenson Library, Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom, with representative offices in Berlin, Germany; Barcelona, Spain; and Hangzhou, China.
Please note that Cambridge Scholars Publishing Limited is not affiliated to or associated with Cambridge University Press or the University of Cambridge.
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