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Helsinki University Press

Helsinki University Press is a scholarly Open Access publisher of peer reviewed books and journals. We welcome submissions by academics globally.

Helsinki University Press (HUP) is a fully open access University Press, publishing peer reviewed books and journals. Our aim is to bring research available to international audiences, including readers in the Majority World and outside academic institutions where accessing research behind high paywalls is a major challenge. We believe that publishing research literature in open access is benefici

al for everyone. When the outcomes of publicly funded research are made freely available, they can be an asset to other researchers, academic institutions, decision-makers, and civic organisations regardless of their financial standing. This benefits not only the researchers themselves but also the society as a whole. See more on how to submit a book or journal proposal on our website (https://hup.fi/site/about/ ). If you wish to submit a full manuscript, please fill in the book proposal and send it along with the manuscript.

26/11/2025

📣 Upcoming books!

'Rays of Language: Linguistic Perspectives on Non-Literary Papyri and Related Sources' will be published in December 2025. The volume, edited by Klaas Bentein and Marja Vierros, delves into multilingualism, scribal practices, syntactic structures, and socio-pragmatic features of ancient texts.

'Displaced Families, Dispersed Memories' investigates the memory work and mnemonic practices of families dispersed by war, conflict, repression, occupation, and forced migration. The book is edited by Johanna Leinonen, Seija Jalagin, Outi Kähäri, Ilmari Leppihalme, Hanna-Leena Määttä, and Elina Turjanmaa.

All our books are freely available in open access. You'll find more information about our upcoming releases on our website. Check the link in the comments section below.

13/10/2025

October 13 marks in the United States.

In the spirit of the day, we recommend reading 'Bridging Cultural Concepts of Nature: Indigenous People and Protected Spaces of Nature', edited by Andersson, Cothran & Kekki (2021). This volume challenges the old paradigm in which Indigenous peoples are excluded from the conservation and protection of , and instead calls for the meaningful inclusion of voices in these critical discussions.

The book is freely available in . Find the link in the comments section below.

23/09/2025

New book!

'Remote and Roaming' by Mari Toivanen explores the practices, meanings, and politics of digital nomadism through extensive ethnographic fieldwork. This book is a great read for scholars and anyone interested in learning more about combining work and travel, as well as the reasons people choose this lifestyle.

The book is freely available on HUP's website. Find the link in the comments section below.

28/08/2025

'Forced Migrants in Nordic Histories' won the Nordic History Book Award 2025! The award celebrates outstanding historical research that spans the Nordic region.

The book is freely available in open access at HUP's website. Find the link in the comments section below.

Forced Migrants in Nordic History wins Nordic History Book Award

30/07/2025

New release!

How did Hungary — once seen as a model of democratic transition — become an electoral autocracy and a source of inspiration for populist, illiberal, post-liberal, and radical-right leaders around the world? In 'The Birth and Death of Liberal Democracy in Hungary', Emilia Palonen explores the transformation of the country’s political landscape in the post-communist era.

This book is the fourth publication in the Pro et Contra. Books from the Finnish Political Science Association series. You can read or download it for free — the link is in the comments section below.

Valtiotieteellinen yhdistys

24/07/2025

🎉 Out now!

'Sacred Callings' is an innovative sociological study of cross-national trends in the global Catholic priesthood. Author Brian Conway introduces and tests a new critical events theory, proposing a four-part framework—ecumenical councils, prophetic stances, sexual scandals, and papal visits—to help explain variation in priesthood trends.

The book is freely available in open access on HUP's website. Find the link in the comment section 👇

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Helsinki University Press (HUP) is a fully Open Access University Press, publishing peer reviewed books and journals. Our aim is to bring research available to international audiences, including readers in the Global South and outside academic institutions where accessing research behind high paywalls is a major challenge. We believe that publishing research literature in Open Access is beneficial for everyone. When the outcomes of publicly funded research are made freely available, they can be an asset to other researchers, academic institutions, decision-makers, and civic organisations, regardless of their financial standing. This benefits not only the researchers themselves but also the society as a whole. We are open for submissions by academics globally. See more on how to submit a book or journal proposal on our website (https://hup.fi/site/publish/). If you wish to submit a full copy, please fill in the book proposal and send it along with the manuscript.