Our Publishing

Established in 1836, Routledge is the world’s leading book publisher in the behavioural, human and social sciences. Our goal is to connect readers with authors, and our books are bought and read by global audiences, benefitting from our regional offices and engaged relationships with key intermediaries for institutional and retail markets. Notable authors include Judith Butler, Bertrand Russell and Max Weber.

We are proud to serve diverse research audiences in different formats from research monographs to comprehensive handbooks. Alongside this, we actively seek to bring great historical scholarship back into print via our “Routledge Revivals” programme, whilst our collections of Major Works provide expertly compiled compendiums of classic academic writing.

Our authors work with an editorial team who can provide expert publishing advice to develop and enhance ideas alongside scholarly input from our peer review programme. An experienced production team will add value to your manuscript to produce a high quality product whilst ensuring a smooth route to market.

Significant investment in technology leverages bibliographic and semantic metadata alongside chapter-level granularity which provides discoverability to researchers.

Our global sales and marketing network includes specialists in driving corporate and institutional sales alongside an exceptional foreign rights team that shepherds hundreds of translations of our books.