Discover Together

Welcome to the new Brill website!
Take a tour of our new website combining our
corporate website, product information,
E-Books and E-Journals in one place.

Simplicity – Clear, easy to use interface.
Integrated search – Content discoverable
on one platform.
Ease of use – Improved search refinement.
Easily accessed on mobile devices.

Brill's New Website

Browse

Subject Highlights

International Relations International Relations
Asian Studies Asian Studies
Art History Art History
Slavic and Eurasian Studies Slavic and Eurasian Studies
Show All Subjects Hide All Subjects

Title Highlights

Marx’s <i>Capital</i>: An Unfinishable Project?
The Caucasian Archaeology of the Holy Land
A Companion to the <i>Poema de mio Cid</i>
Poets of Hope and Despair
Show All Hide All

News

May 29, 2018

Brill to publish Global Governance journal with immediate effect


Brill, the international scholarly publisher, adds Global Governance: A Review of Multilateralism and International Organizations to its growing portfolio in International Relations. Founded in 1995 by Lynne Rienner Publishers, this internationally acclaimed journal provides a global forum for the discussion of relevant topics on the processes of international cooperation and multilateralism.

May 25, 2018

New Journal: Bridging Humanities Published by Brill


Expanding their Open Access publishing program, Brill Publishers has launched a new Open Access journal: Bridging Humanities – Platform for Alternatives Methodologies.

April 26, 2018

Brochure Brill in 2017

The brochure Brill in 2017 contains a summary of the consolidated Financial Statements, the Managing Director's Report and a special article. This year the article is about Digital Humanities. Brill has chosen to be an early mover in this new field and decided early on to join DH projects to prepare for this new development. In our Brochure Brill in 2013 we included an article on the subject and now, five years later, we found it appropriate to report on progress made. For the DH these are still early days, but Brill has taken steps to be perceived as a pro-active publisher by the scholarly communities we serve.

RSS Feed
View More News