Author Stewart Lansley, whose book A sharing economy – How social wealth funds can reduce inequality and help balance the books publishes today, believes that there is another, fairer, way to run the economy… Keep reading
In a series of posts charting this critical leg of the publishing journey Caroline explains how it feels to reach the submission milestone and reveals just how three authors work together on one book… Keep reading
One of the founding principles of Policy Press is about publishing books that make a difference and have impact on our wider society, so we were delighted to discover that author Clem Henricson recently visited the House of Lords to present the findings of her latest book Morality and public policy. Keep reading
With Policy Press already celebrating 20 years of publishing with a purpose, we were thrilled first to be short listed for the Frankfurt Book Fair Independent Academic and Professional Publisher of the Year award and then to be announced last week as winners of the award.
Director Alison Shaw shares her thoughts and feelings on what winning this award means to her… Keep reading
We are thrilled to announce that Policy Press has won the 2016 IPG Frankfurt Book Fair Academic & Professional Publisher of the Year award. Keep reading
The second edition of David Hunter's The health debate was launched at the Centre for Public Policy and Health at Durham University earlier this month. Keep reading
We are excited to announce that Policy Press has been shortlisted for the Frankfurt Book Fair Academic & Professional Publisher of the Year Award 2016. We are proud to be shortlisted alongside Bloomsbury Publishing, SAGE Publishing and Berghahn Books. Keep reading
During 2016 we will be fundraising for Unseen UK, who are working towards a world without slavery. By concentrating their efforts on three main areas - supporting, equipping and influencing - they can start to tackle the issue in a way that really works. Keep reading
