This archive collection looks at major authors form the 18th and 19th century such as Blake, Wordsworth, Eliot, Hardy, Tolstoy, Shelley, and Tennyson, and includes titles such as Dickens, Journalism, Music, Keats and Negative Capability and Romanticism, Literature and Philosophy.
This Aesthetics & Cultural Theory collection covers topics such as cyberpunk, objects of social science and extreme beauty, art theories, and literary theory. Titles from the Live Theory series are also included, covering philosophers such as Donna Haraway, Judith Butler and Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak.
From the archives of Duckworth, Bristol Classical Press and Continuum, this archive collection covers topics such as slavery, women, law, and families, and includes Britain and its Empire in the Shadow of Rome, Greek and Roman Sexualities and Pagan Goddesses in the Early Germanic World.
Bloomsbury’s Ancient Philosophy Archive covers a wide-range of topics and thinkers, from the teachings of Aristotle, Parmenides, Plato, Socrates, and the Stoics, to general works such as The Greek Philosophical Vocabulary and Richard Sorabji’s Philosophy of the Commentators, 200-600 AD.
Drawn from the archives of Bloomsbury's cutting-edge anthropology catalogue, this collection includes An Anthropology of the European Union, Ballet Across Borders: Career and Culture in the World of Dancers and Susan Greenwood’s Magic, Witchcraft and the Otherworld: An Anthropology.
This collection includes titles from the Collected Works of M.A.K. Halliday alongside a diverse selection of works such as The English Language Teacher's Handbook, The American Rhetorical Construction of the Iranian Nuclear Threat (2 Volumes) and Translation, Humour and Literature.
Bloomsbury offers a range of titles within architecture, interior architecture, landscape architecture, and urbanism. This collection brings together introductory texts for students alongside a range of works for academic researchers.
Utilising the extensive archives of T&T Clark, renowned for ground-breaking books by some of the most creative voices in theology and biblical studies, this collection supplements the current Biblical Studies collections on Bloomsbury Collections
This collection includes guides to The Trinity, works from the Ecclesiological Investigations series, and several titles on systematic theology. Other works include John Calvin's Ecclesiology, The Identity of Anglicanism, and Salvation in Celluloid: Theology, Imagination and Film.
This collection lays its focus on the nature and person of Jesus Christ as recorded in the canonical Gospels and the epistles of the New Testament, in addition to his ministry and teachings. Topics include the beginnings of Christology, Christology and modern society and the future of Christology.
Drawn from the Classical Studies backlists of Duckworth and Bristol Classical Press, this collection includes titles from the Companions to Greek and Roman Tragedy series as well as introductory guides and research monographs on the works of Homer, Ovid, Virgil, Horace and other key Classical authors.
This collection supplements the Classical Studies & Archaeology collections with a deep dive into the Bloomsbury archive for the best scholarly research and student texts on ancient culture, literature, history and philosophy, along with books on classical reception, archaeology and Egyptology.
Contemporary Writing, Theory and Culture takes key works from the Continuum archive on contemporary authors such as Ian McEwan, Bret Easton Ellis, Philip Roth, Doris Lessing and Margaret Atwood. Themes include magical realism, post war fiction, and the modern British and American novels.
Using the Continuum and Athlone Press backlists, this collection includes primary works by philosophers such as Bergson and Heidegger, influential texts on ethical theory, political physics, metaphysics and contemporary philosophy, plus a comprehensive collection of introductory works on key thinkers.
In the study of Design, Bloomsbury offers a comprehensive range of reference works, volumes of original research, textbooks and practical guides for scholars, students and practitioners. This collection draws together the best of ten years' worth of publishing, 2007-2017.
The Early Modern History Archive draws on a wealth of titles published between 1981 and 2013 in this area of study. This includes three titles on Elizabethan history by Patrick Collinson, Panikos Panayi’s Germans in Britain Since 1500, and Eamon Duffy’s Saints, Sacrilege and Sedition.
This collection draws from Bloomsbury's archive to provide further scholarly research and student texts on Education studies. These texts have a global perspective and explore both contemporary issues and practical approaches to education.
Bloomsbury is a leading publisher of fashion, with around 500 titles available within both theoretical and applied fashion, from student guides to academic reference. This collection brings together the best of over ten years' worth of publishing, 2006-2017.
This provocative collection seeks to articulate the connections between culture and dress. By incorporating studies in anthropology, sociology, art history and cultural studies, these titles form an interdisciplinary dialogue between identity and dress, cosmetics, coiffure and body alterations.
This collection supplements the Film & Media Studies collections with a deep dive into the Bloomsbury archive. Titles include A History of Spanish Film, The Psychology of Screenwriting and Constructing Dialogue.
From a diverse backlist of titles on film and media studies from historic imprints such as Continuum, A&C Black and Berg, this collection includes Studying Contemporary American Film, Politics as Form in Lars Von Trier, and Hitchcock's Ear: Music and the Director’s Art.
Bloomsbury is a leading publisher of forward-looking research, textbooks and reference works on food. This collection brings together titles from the archive which display in-depth scholarship on all aspects of food studies.
Hart books aim to be intellectually stimulating and innovative, and they seek to contribute to the academic study of law as well as to its development and practical implementation. Hart's list is international in scope and spans the entirety of legal scholarship.
This collection supplements our History collections with a deep dive into the Bloomsbury archive. Titles include Italy and the Potato, Modern South Africa in World History and The Power of Language and Rhetoric in Russian Political History.
This collection of monographs on African politics from the I.B. Tauris archive includes Civil War and Democracy in West Africa, African Women and Apartheid and War and Politics in Sudan.
This collection of monographs on architectural studies from the I.B. Tauris archive includes The Architecture of Psychoanalysis, The Basilicas of Ethiopia and Traditional Buildings of the English Countryside.
This Art & Visual Culture collection draws together I.B. Tauris titles published between 2001 and 2015. These titles demonstrate cutting-edge scholarship on international cinema and media, contemporary art, photography and architecture, cultural and media theory, fashion, design and popular culture.
This collection of monographs on Asian politics from the I.B. Tauris archive includes Before the Killing Fields, Governing Hong Kong, and India's Fragile Borderlands.
The I.B. Tauris Biblical Studies & Theology Archive provides a comprehensive resource for the students of the topic. Titles includes A Short History of Secularism, Jesus and the Rise of Nationalism, and The Medieval Christian Philosophers.
This collection studies different facets of British history, events of cultural and political significance which have shaped Britain today. Titles include: Ireland and the End of the British Empire, The Lancashire Witches, Of Victorians and Vegetarians, and A History of the Royal Navy.
This collection covers broad themes from antiquity, such as race, religion, sex, slavery and war, as well as specialised studies of the great ancient cultures. Titles include Hammurabi of Babylon, The Book of Alexander the Great, and Ships and Silver, Taxes and Tribute.
This archive collection from I.B. Tauris cover a wide span of European history, including titles such as The Making of Modern Romanian Culture, Lisbon: City of the Sea, The Tribes of Albania, and Transforming Russia.
This collection of monographs on European politics from the I.B. Tauris archive includes Climate Change Politics in Europe, Cyprus and the Politics of Memory and EU Integration with North Africa.
This collection of monographs from the I.B. Tauris fashion archive includes Clothing and Landscape in Victorian England, Styling South Asian Youth Cultures and Women and Media in the Middle East.
This collection of monographs on film studies from the I.B. Tauris archive includes Propaganda and the German Cinema, 1933-1945, The Catholic Church and Hollywood and Authorship and the Films of David Lynch.
I.B. Tauris are world-leaders in Middle East Studies. This broad collection covers topics such as politics, art, war, religion, and colonialism. Titles include Suez: Britain’s End of Empire in the Middle East, The Politics and Poetics of Ameen Rihani, and more.
For scholars of history, this large and varied collection looks at culturally and politically significant events from across the globe throughout history. Titles include Missions to Mexico, Japan and the War on Terror, The CIA and the Soviet Bloc, and Mineworkers in Zambia.
Imperial and colonial history is written across all corner of the planet, and the ideals and actions of it continue to shape the world today. This comprehensive collection of study includes The Collapse of Rhodesia, Imperial Identity in the Mughal Empire, and Russian Imperialism and Naval Power.
This collection ties together international studies on resource and environmental management. Titles include International Relations In The Arctic, Climate Ethics, Disaster Management and Civil Society, and Urban Poverty in Bangladesh.
This collection delves deeply into Iranian culture, history, heritage, politics and art to provide one of the most illuminating and comprehensive resources on the subject. Titles include Anthology of Philosophy in Persia, Forming National Identity in Iran, and Tribeswomen of Iran.
This collection looks at the political and cultural history of Iraq, Saudi Arabia and the Gulf States. Titles include US Foreign Policy and the Gulf Wars, Saudi Arabia and the Path to Political Change, Yemen Divided, and Sanctioning Saddam.
This I.B. Tauris collection is an essential resource for understanding the history and conflict of Israel and Palestine. Titles include Palestine And The Decline Of The Ottoman Empire, Nationalism and The Politics of Fear in Israel and Palestine in Israeli School Books.
Taking a literary look at the performing arts, this collection from the I.B. Tauris archive includes titles such as The Golden Age of Pantomime, Naked Exhibitionism, and Behind the Scenes at the Ballets Russes.
This varied collection of monographs on media, art and culture in the Middle East includes The Literature of the Lebanese Diaspora, Arab Media Moguls, Dissent and Revolution in a Digital Age, and Transformations in Egyptian Journalism.
This collection of monographs on Middle East politics and international relations includes Popular Protests in the New Middle East, The Political Ideology of Hammas, and Rethinking Islamist Politics.
The I.B. Tauris Philosophy Archive focuses on aesthetics, and includes the Contemporary Thinkers Reframed series: short, contemporary guides to the most commonly taught thinkers which uses art to explore the usefulness in practice of complex ideas.
This collection highlights I.B. Tauris' strengths in the field of Politics & International Relations and includes Music, Power and Liberty, Selling Ronald Reagan, and Secular War.
From the I.B. Tauris archive, this diverse and wide-ranging collection houses titles that examine religious principles and practice throughout history and across the world. Titles include A Short History of Atheism, Ancient Religions of the Austronesian World, and New Horizons in Eastern Humanism.
Security studies takes organised violence as its focus, how it is effectively employed and how individuals and organisations can protect themselves from it. This collection from I.B. Tauris covers topics such as the Cold War, UN humanitarian operations, piracy, terrorism, foreign policy, and more.
This varied collection of monographs on society, economics and law in the Middle East includes Islam, Sharia & Alternative Dispute Resolution, Investing in the Middle East, and Language Politics in Contemporary Central Asia.
This collection of monographs on television and media studies from the I.B. Tauris archive includes Third Wave Feminism and Television, Media, Revolution and Politics in Egypt and Doctor Who - The Eleventh Hour.
The Islamic World collection from the I.B. Tauris Archive takes a global look at the culture and political engagement of the Islamic world throughout history. Titles include Diplomacy in the Early Islamic world, Islam in America and A History of Shi'i Islam.
This varied collection of monographs looks at the economics, politics, war and culture of Turkey and the Ottoman Empire and includes World War I and the End of the Ottomans, The architects of Ottoman Constantinople, and The Emergence of Social Democracy in Turkey.
This collection of monographs on U.K politics from the I.B. Tauris archive includes Downing Street and the Press in Victorian Britain, The Great Political Pairings of Modern Britain, and A Political Legacy of the British Empire.
This collection examines women, sex and gender in the Middle East. Titles include Arab Feminists, Gender and Politics in Kuwait, and Gender and Equality in Muslim Family Law.
This I.B. Tauris collection examines in great detail the interlinking events of the early 20th century which rolled the planet through two World Wars and unimaginable slaughter. Titles include Britain, Germany and the Road to the Holocaust, Alternatives to Appeasement, and America, Hitler and the UN.
The International Relations Archive hosts a range of titles published between 1998 and 2013, and includes Blair, Labour, and Palestine: Conflicting Views on Middle East Peace After 9/11, Globalizing Somalia, The Rule of Law in Central America, and The Politics of Water in Africa.
Bloomsbury offers a wide range of books in the field of literary studies, with a particular focus on modern and contemporary writing, theory and culture. This interdisciplinary list expands into developing areas of study such as genre fiction, environmental literature, and translation studies.
This Media Studies archive collection, 2008 to 2013, includes Effects of Video Games on Children, Monster Culture in the 21st Century: A Reader, The Rise and Fall of Television Journalism, and several texts from the International Texts in Critical Media Aesthetics series.
The Medieval History Archive collection showcases a range of titles dedicated to medieval thought, history, politics and finance, including Anglo-Saxon Myths: State and Church, 400-1066, Colonial England, 1066-1215, and Medieval Germany and its Neighbours, 900-1250.
Including titles from the Continuum archive, this collection includes works on key writers such as Samuel Beckett, James Joyce and Joseph Conrad. Includes works from popular series such as Guides for the Perplexed, Continuum Reception Studies and The Reception of British and Irish Authors in Europe.
Bloomsbury's Music and Sound Studies catalogue provides authoritative and innovative materials for lecturers, students, researchers and professionals. This collection covers a broad range of topics, genres and eras, and includes many titles from the popular 33 1/3 series.
Object Lessons uncovers the hidden lives of ordinary things, whether technological invention or literary passage. Featuring contributions from writers, artists, scholars and journalists, these books paint a picture of the world around us and tell the story of how we got here, one object at a time.
Alongside titles such as Paul: A Guide for the Perplexed and A Feminist Companion to the Deutero-Pauline Epistles, this collection includes The Pauline Writings, a series exploring New Testament study from historical, social-scientific, literary, theological, cultural and contextual perspectives.
To further supplement Bloomsbury Collections' Philosophy publications, this collection draws from ten years of recent research on a wide range of topics for an international audience of readers studying, researching and engaging with philosophical thought.
Alongside leading-edge research, high-level reference works, essential textbooks and award-winning post-compulsory education titles, this collection also hosts the entire Continuum Library of Educational Thought, a series covering major thinkers such as Plato, Mary Wollstonecraft and Rudolf Steiner.
Bloomsbury’s Political Theory and Philosophy Archive 1998-2013 Collection includes works on the philosophy of Adam Smith, Ayn Rand, Edmund Burke, David Hume, Joseph A. Schumpeter, Herbert Spencer, John Locke, Karl Popper, Milton Friedman, Russell Kirk, Thomas Hobbes and many more.
This collection draws on the best from Bloomsbury’s Politics backlist and includes Sir Bernard Crick’s Crossing Borders: Political Essays, Ian Bickerton’s The Arab-Israeli Conflict: A Guide for the Perplexed, and Steve Hewitt’s Snitch!: A History of the Modern Intelligence Informer.
The Poyser Monographs collection brings together titles from Poyser’s world-leading academic ornithology list. Titles range from Bird Habitats in Britain, Estuary Birds of Britain and Ireland and A Dictionary of Birds to a series of specific studies dedicated to the birds of the world.
This collection studies religion around the world using a range of theoretical and methodological approaches - An authoritative and innovative resource for lecturers, students and researchers. Includes The Writing of Violence in the Middle East and Religion in Environmental and Climate Change.
This collection of titles published between 2004 and 2012 forms a comprehensive set of study on all major aspects of second language acquisition and includes Teaching and Learning Chinese in Global Contexts, Multilingualism: A Critical Perspective, and Literature in Second Language Education.
Combining research monographs with student guides and the entire 18-volume reference series Great Shakespeareans, this collection looks at both specific plays of Shakespeare as well as an array of themes which run throughout many of his works, including music, comedy, law and politics.
By combining The Arden Shakespeare's, Methuen Drama's, and Continuum's catalogue of titles on Shakespeare Studies, this collection provides a comprehensive resource covering a broad range of topics within the field, including, sex and gender, film and text, and history and language.
To supplement the Theology materials already available on Bloomsbury Collections, this collection hosts further works from T&T Clark's cutting-edge, world-leading archive. Includes the series Enquiries in Theological Ethics and T&T Clark Handbooks.
This collection of Zed Books' archive publications on African Studies covers all major topics in the field, suited to both undergraduate and postgraduate learning and research. Includes titles from the renowned series Africa Now, and African Arguments.
This collection of Zed Books' archive publications on Asian Studies spans the entire continent, with special attention paid to the rise of China. While grounded in a post-colonial context, topics include religion, history, economics, and gender and politics.
Examining the interplay of capitalism, neoliberalism and globalization, this archive collection from Zed Books challenges the neo-liberal claim that free market policies bring prosperity and economic development, highlighting its impact on marginalised communities.
The Zed Books Economics list includes a number of extremely influential, heterdox Economists and is characterised by its critical, international focus. The titles in this collection range over global issues, economic controversies, and economic oppression.
Zed Books pioneered the UK’s first Development Studies list and is now home to arguably the world’s most reputable critical Development Studies titles. This collection explores the interplay of environment and development as an essential component to sustainable growth.
Zed Books' rich catalogue of study in the field of International Development & Economics is brought here to Bloomsbury Collections. This set of titles covers a range of topics with global scope, situating development in a post-colonial context and championing marginalised voices
Zed Books is a champion for marginalised voices across the world. This collection focusses on Latin America at the state, regional and global level. Topics covered include politics, environment, violence and revolution, examining the history of the present.
The Zed Books’ Middle East publications includes writing by key thinkers and advisers in an international policy context, as well as world leaders in Palestine Studies. The underpinning themes include post-colonialism and settler colonialism.
This Global Politics collection draws from Zed Books' catalogue to provide a rich resource of works that are grounded in a post-colonial context with a focus on marginalised voices. These books delve into a range of topics, such as race, gender, poverty, war and terrorism.
This collection of Zed Books titles provides a foundational resource for Sex and Gender Studies, covering topics such feminism, queer politics, masculinities, and body politics. Zed Books takes a global scope which champions marginalised voices.
