Oxford University Press (OUP)
Oxford University Press
Given a rivalry with Cambridge that dates back to the thirteenth century, perhaps it’s no wonder Oxford also claims its University Press is the oldest in the world, citing origins dating back to 1478; presumably the year the first printing presses were set up (though the actual entity of a “university press” apparently came later).
OUP also claims to be the world’s largest university press with the widest global presence.
The New York outpost of OUP was established in 1896 and, in the 1920s, began publishing its list. Notably, its first original publication won the 1926 Pulitzer Prize.
Today, Oxford University Press claims a total of fifteen Pulitzer Prize-winning titles and publishes such acclaimed authors as historian Alan Brinkley, ethnologist Richard Dawkins, journalist and speechwriter William Safire, literary critic and educator Henry Louis Gates, Jr., and environmentalist Rachel Carson.
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About Oxford University Press
Oxford University Press (UK) is just outside the top twenty largest publishers. It is a department of the University of Oxford. Tracing its origins to 1478, today OUP is by far the world’s largest university press. Its international publishing spans education (including ELT), Science, Technical, and Medical reference and some trade (children’s and adult) publishing. It acts as a local publisher in many countries and publishes in 40 languages.
Places of Publication
Oxford University Press in the United States:
198 Madison Avenue
New York, NY 10016
USA
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Published works
- The evolution of EU law
- EU law: text, cases, and materials
- Law, society, and authority in late antiquity
- The general principles of EC law
- Law, politics, and society
- The substantive law of the EU: the four freedoms
- Medieval law and the foundations of the state
- The European Union and its Court of Justice
- European Union law
- Cases and materials on EU law
- Textbook on EC law
- The jurists: a critical history
- Principles of French law
- Establishing the supremacy of European law: the making of an international rule of law in Europe
- Yearbook of European law.
- EU justice and home affairs law
- The struggle for civil liberties: political freedom and the rule of law in Britain, 1914-1945
- EU law
- Foster on EU law
- Imperfect justice: an East-West German diary
- The Oxford encyclopaedia of European Community law
- European Union law textbook
- Law and integration in the European Union
- Legislation and justice
- The foundations of European Union law: an introduction to the constitutional and administrative law of the European Union
- Free movement in European Community law
- Directives in European Community law: a study of directives and their enforcement in national courts
- From dual to cooperative federalism: the changing structure of European law
- Rudden and Wyatt’s EU treaties and legislation
- The fundamentals of EU law revisited: assessing the impact of the constitutional debate
- EU law after Lisbon
- Culture and European Union law
- The advocate general and EC law
- The coherence of EU law: the search for unity in divergent concepts
- Directives in EC law
- European law
- Compliance and the enforcement of EU law
- The principle of loyalty in EU law
- EU law
- French law: a comparative approach
- Unjustified enrichment: (PEL unj. enr.)
- EU law
- Workers, establishment, and services in the European Union
- Representing India: literatures, politics, and identities
- Steiner & Woods EU law
- Selecting Europe’s judges: a critical review of the appointment procedures to the European courts
- Society, law and justice: legal studies for senior students. Book 2
- National identity in EU law
- European Union law
- EU law
- Complete EU law: text, cases, and materials
- EU law: text, cases, and materials
- EU law, 2013 and 2014
- Ideas and forces in Soviet legal development: a reader on the Soviet state and law
- EC law
- EU treaties & legislation 2012-2013
- EU law concentrate
- Law
- Understanding law.
- Blackstone’s EU treaties & legislation 2010-2011
- Blackstone’s statutes EU treaties & legislation
- Blackstone’s EC legislation. 2006-2007, 17th ed
- Blackstone’s EC legislation. 2003/4
- The Oxford history of the laws of England Volume II.
- Blackstone’s EU treaties and legislation. 2012-2013, 23rd ed.
- Cases and materials on EU law.
- The general principles of EC law
- A secular Europe: law and religion in the European constitutional landscape
- Constitutional policy and change in Europe
- External relations of the European Union: legal and constitutional foundations
- The foundations of European Union law: an introduction to the constitutional and administrative law of the European Union
- Executive power of the European Union: law, practices, and the living constitution
- The intergovernmental pillars of the European Union
- Accountability and legitimacy in the European Union
- Good governance in Europe’s integrated market
- EU law after Lisbon
- Constitutional principles of EU external relations
- EU external relations law
- Constitutionalism and the enlargement of Europe
- The principle of loyalty in EU law
- The Euro area crisis in constitutional perspective
- The past and future of the European constitution
- Whose Europe?: national models and the constitution of the European Union
- Italian constitutional justice in global context
- Legal reasoning and political conflict
- Conflicts of law and morality
- Law and objectivity
- Sentencing and sanctions in western countries
- Law in a digital world
- Guide to Latin in international law
- Constitutional design for divided societies: integration or accommodation?
- 1001 legal words you need to know
- Social science Japan journal.
- Survey of British commonwealth affairs
- Crusader institutions
- Outlines of historical jurisprudence
- Learning legal rules: a student’s guide to legal method and reasoning
- The Oxford book of legal anecdotes
- Absolutism in Renaissance Milan: plenitude of power under the Visconti and the Sforza, 1329-1535
- Internet governance: infrastructure and institutions