Taylor & Francis Publishes textbooks across the humanities, social sciences, arts, and languages in the newest subject and course areas as well as the most established, with content that is applicable to all stages of students’ degrees. Our textbooks are widely researched and reviewed by active teachers in the field, and are developed to meet the needs of instructors and lecturers in providing both core and recommended subject and course content to students. Our emphasis on pedagogy and text development, combined with lively and imaginative design, supports students with all the information they need for their courses while guiding them to further study and independent learning.
Links to further reading and supplementary content, test banks, and power points are available with many of our textbooks to aid instructors in teaching and for student self-study. Instructor resources can be found on either the book page, or the companion website.
We offer Companion Websites with many of our key textbooks. They provide additional information, downloads, tools and supplemental materials for the books they accompany. To find the companion website to your textbook, go to the product page for your book (can search by isbn or title) and look for the tab marked "e-resources" or an icon near the cover that reads "companion website".
Textbooks are available for consideration for course adoption. Depending on the textbook of interest, it may be available in either print or e-inspection.
To order an inspection copy, please search for the title you are interested in receiving and follow the inspection copy icon. You will be asked to provide some basic information about yourself and your course.
We offer our textbooks as online inspection copies for instructors & lecturers looking for new and innovative content for courses and modules. Our online e-inspection copies are available from VitalSource and they are easy to access and simple to use. You can bookmark and annotate to customize the text for teaching and sharing with colleagues. E-inspection copies enable us to reach the worldwide academic community with trusted content to ensure better outcomes for students and a greater number of options for instructors.
We provide desk copies to current adopters and requests can be made here
https://www.routledge.com/resources/deskcopy
If you need help accessing instructor resources for your textbook, please go to stay connected/find your rep
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We provide two options for you to create your own custom book for your course, Academic Pub and University Readers. You can browse our text offerings and instructions for building your book by creating an account at the following links:
http://routledge.sharedbook.com/serve/ac/routledge/login.html?next=/serve/ac/routledge/
You can find your representatives, agents, distributors, editorial contacts, marketing contacts and customer service contact information from Routledge and the Taylor & Francis Group here: https://www.routledge.com/contacts/