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Hopkins Press
At Johns Hopkins University Press, we envision a future where knowledge enriches the lives of every person.
About Hopkins Press
At Hopkins Press, we envision a future where knowledge enriches the life of every person. America’s oldest university press was established at the nation’s first research university in 1878. Ever since, Johns Hopkins University Press has shared the benefits of discovery with the world. With a portfolio of four interconnected publishing businesses, Hopkins Press provides global access, impact, and influence for the scholarship that we publish and distribute. We select and develop innovative ideas and research; we employ groundbreaking technologies to enhance discovery and learning; we connect a global audience of readers to trusted knowledge from leading researchers, scholars, and educators. We do all this under the imprint of Johns Hopkins University Press and in the name of our University’s distinguished faculty and institutions.
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Research & Knowledge
Hopkins Press published a new issue of Technology & Culture featuring Nnamde Nnake discussing the photographic archive of laborers and technicians building telegraphy systems in Nigeria in the early 20th century.
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Products & Services
Hopkins Press published the entire Summer 2008 issue of Callaloo devoted to Rita Dove for free on Project MUSE through Labor Day.
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Products & Services
Hopkins Press published the American Jewish History special issue titled The Yiddish Press in America, featuring guest editors Ayelet Brinn, Eric L. Goldstein, Ellen Kellman, and Daniel Soyer, with contributors Nadav Pais-Greenapple, Ri J. Turner, Zeke Levine, Celia E. Rothenberg, Daniel Greene, Golan Moskowitz, M. M. Silver, Marc Dollinger, Rachel Garfield, and Michael Berkowitz.
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Strategy & Corporate Development
Hopkins Press completed the integration with Johns Hopkins University Press and BioOne
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Research & Knowledge
Hopkins Press received the Brij V. Lal Prize for Ben Jacob's article on Planting in the Ruins: Climate, Indentureship and the Cultivation of Freedom in British Guiana and Mauritius for Journal of Colonialism and Colonial History
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