Trivent Publishing

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Trivent Publishing

Academic publisher. Mainly history & philosophy books. Mockups on this page are credited to: https://www.freepik.com.

Trivent Publishing belongs to Trivent Conferences, an international company with headquarters in Budapest (Hungary) and with over 25 years of experience in the field of academic event management. SJT Trivent opened in Budapest in 1993 with the main purpose of organizing academic conferences for universities. In the years 2000, the company worked for the European Commission, while today Trivent is

the head of an event organizing consortium for the Union for the Mediterranean. Throughout its existence, Trivent Conferences worked with some of the largest academic publishing houses in the world and thus learned the skills and methods employed by professional academic publishing. This materialized into Trivent Publishing in 2015, but we only came into full working schedule a few years later, around the year 2017, thus making us a very young publishing house. Trivent Publishing serves the academic community by publishing peer-reviewed volumes dedicated to academic research. Our main focus (and passion) is publishing books in the general field of history and the specific field of Medieval Studies through our Trivent Medieval imprint. Trivent Medieval is a growing imprint, currently holding 10 book series on varied subjects ranging from art history to equine history. Our two other imprints, Trivent Violence & Conflict and Trivent Ethics in Science & Technology, publish books dedicated to studies on the philosophy of conflict and criminology (including our Philosophical Journal of Conflict and Violence), as well as bioethics and applied philosophy.

30/09/2025

🌍 Our latest Open Access Publication: DISTASTER RESILIENCE AND NORMALIZATION: FACING FACTS by Naomi Zack, Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at Lehman College, CUNY.

In this book, Professor Zack explores the harsh realities of climate change: rising global temperatures, increasingly frequent and intense disasters, and the limits of human resilience. While governments debate responsibility and mitigation, the author argues that the real disaster is our collective failure to fully face these facts.

Covering topics such as resilience, liability, practical responsibility, and disaster trauma, this book highlights how the poor and vulnerable are already paying the highest price—and why ultimately, no one will remain untouched.

💡 An open access and free to read philosophical assessment of our shared climate realities!

📖 Read it here: https://trivent-publishing.eu/home/216-410-erasure-in-late-antiquity.html #/27-cover-paperback

29/09/2025

📢 Missed the INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON NEUROTECHNOLOGY IN THE AGE OF HUMAN RIGHTS 2025?
Good news — the entire conference is now available on YouTube for free!

Held on September 17th, 2025, our conference explored the ethical and legal challenges posed by neurotechnology — from direct access to the human brain to the emerging debate on neurorights.

Organized by Dr. Silvia Salardi (University of Milano-Bicocca) together with the Editors of the book series "BioLaw in the 21st Century" and in collaboration with Trivent Publishing, the conference brought together leading voices to discuss:
⚖️ Opportunities and risks of the neurorights approach
🧠 Legal, medical, and forensic challenges of neurotechnology
🌍 National and international perspectives on the regulation of neurotechnology

If you couldn’t attend live, now’s your chance!

🎥 Watch here:

Video registrazione del convegno 2025 International Conference Neurotechnology in the Age of Human Rights

19/09/2025

📚✨ THE POWER OF A WORD. NON-ANGLOPHONE PERSPECTIVES ON THE USE AND ABUSE OF "ANGLO-SAXON", edited by Omar Khalaf, is now out!

The term “Anglo-Saxon” has been carried across centuries, reshaped by history, ideology, and culture. This groundbreaking volume brings together perspectives from history, literature, archaeology, and political thought to explore how the term has been constructed, contested, and reimagined across Europe — from the early medieval period to the present day.

With essays spanning pre- and post-Conquest England, sixteenth-century revivals, and the peaks of Anglo-Saxonism in different countries and times, the book uncovers how this powerful word shaped national identities, scholarly traditions, and social narratives. As Prof. Patrizia Lendinara highlights, this book offers a “fresh look at the vexed issue” of Anglo-Saxon from a balanced, non-Anglophone perspective.

📖 The printed edition will be available starting October 2025.
💻 The eBook is available now!

👉 https://trivent-publishing.eu/home/217-413-anglo-saxon.html #/30-cover-ebook

18/09/2025

🌍✨ The INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON VENICE BETWEEN EAST, WEST, AND ITSELF 2025 is happening right now!

Running online from 17–20 September 2025, the conference brings together scholars from around the world to explore three fascinating themes: Venice and the West, Venice and the East, and Venice and Itself.

📑 The exciting program is live on our website, and the Zoom link is available for anyone to join for free.
🖥️ Join us here: https://trivent-publishing.eu/111-venice-between-east-west-and-itself-2025

The conference is organized by the National Archives of Romania, the “Nicolae Iorga” Institute of History, Ca’ Foscari University in Venice, and Trivent Publishing.

17/09/2025

📚 We are thrilled to announce the publication of KNOCK IVEAGH: MEMORY AND MATERIALITY IN A COMMUNITY LANDSCAPE, edited by Rena Maguire, Veronica Kelly, Arlene Pattison, and Anne Harper.

Knock Iveagh, a hill near Rathfriland, County Down (Northern Ireland), is crowned by an ancient burial cairn and has been a ritual landscape for millennia. This volume explores its rich history and archaeology — from Neolithic pottery and Iron Age horns to drone-based topography studies — and highlights how language, folklore, and community activism continue to shape its heritage today.

This book also documents the extraordinary grassroots campaign led by the Friends of Knock Iveagh, whose efforts to protect the site from modern encroachment inspired international attention and reaffirmed the value of community-led heritage initiatives.

📖 The eBook is already available via our website, and the print edition is coming next month!

🔗 https://trivent-publishing.eu/home/214-404-knock-iveagh.html

27/08/2025

📢 The Program is now live! We are thrilled to announce that the International Conference on Venice Between East, West, and Itself is just around the corner!

🗓 When? September 17–20, 2025
📍 Where? Online (Zoom link already available on the website!)
💰 Participation: FREE for everyone!

The conference explores three fascinating directions:
✅ Venice and the West
✅ Venice and the East
✅ Venice and Itself

Check out the full program and get your Zoom link here 👉 https://trivent-publishing.eu/111-venice-between-east-west-and-itself-2025

08/07/2025

Can you spot our table? 📚✨ Better yet, come find us in person if you’re at the IMC bookfair in Leeds! We’ve got a fantastic selection waiting just for you!

07/07/2025

Drop by if you’re at the International Medieval Congress in Leeds!

04/07/2025

📢 Conference Update!
We’re excited to announce that the preliminary programme for the upcoming International Conference "Venice Between East, West, and Itself" (Sept. 17–20, 2025) is now online!

This online event explores Venice’s multifaceted identity through its interactions with the East, the West, and its own internal dynamics.

📅 Save the date & check out the programme here:
🔗 https://trivent-publishing.eu/111-venice-between-east-west-and-itself-2025

27/06/2025

We’re excited to announce the release of Vol. 8, Issue 2 of The Philosophical Journal of Conflict and Violence (PJCV) – now available in !

The theme of this special issue is "Violence and Conflict in Hegel’s Philosophy" and it explores the intricate relationship between violence, conflict, and dialectics in the philosophy of G.W.F. Hegel. The contributing scholars examine Hegel’s ideas in relation to war, recognition, punishment, slavery, and political struggle, offering both critical and contemporary perspectives.

🖥️ Read the full issue here 👉 https://trivent-publishing.eu/home/209-pjcv-82-violence-and-conflict-in-violence-and-conflict-in-hegels-philosophy.html

23/06/2025

📢 The latest issue of "Cheiron: The International Journal of Equine and Equestrian History" is galloping your way! 🐴💨

We're thrilled to announce the publication of Volume 5, Issue 1 (2025), edited by Anastasija Ropa and Miriam A. Bibby — now available in !

This new issue brings fresh research and insights into the fascinating world of horses throughout history. From archaeology to cultural studies, Cheiron continues to showcase the richness of equestrian heritage across time and place.

📖 Read it for free here:
👉 https://trivent-publishing.eu/home/208-cheiron-vol-5issue-1-2025.html

29/05/2025

🐴📚 Join us for a special online book launch!
We’re delighted to invite you to the launch of THE HORSE IN HISTORY: A FESTSCHRIFT IN HONOUR OF JOHN CLARK, edited by Anastasija Ropa and Emma Herbert-Davies.

🗓️ Date: June 8th
🕔 Time: 17:00 CET
📍 Online Event - zoom link: https://rsu.zoom.us/j/97585247211?pwd=07kJV5lvU0WJTb2oM1ooQ2PlJJDbXk.1

This volume celebrates the remarkable legacy of John Clark, whose pioneering work—especially The Medieval Horse and its Equipment (1995)—has profoundly shaped medieval equestrian studies. Bringing together international scholars, the book explores horses in history from Roman Britain to the Elizabethan court, covering topics such as equestrian equipment, folklore, gender, training practices, and literary symbolism.

We are looking forward to seeing you online! 🐎

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Trivent Publishing belongs to Trivent Conferences, an international company with headquarters in Budapest (Hungary) and with over 25 years of experience in the field of academic event management. SJT Trivent opened in Budapest in 1993 with the main purpose of organizing academic conferences for universities – you can see our full list of events here. In the years 2000, the company worked for the European Commission, while today Trivent is the head of an event organizing consortium for the Union for the Mediterranean.

Throughout its existence, Trivent Conferences worked with some of the largest academic publishing houses in the world and thus learned the skills and methods employed by professional academic publishing. This materialized into Trivent Publishing in 2014, but we only came into full working schedule a few years later, around the year 2017, thus making us a very young publishing house – which is why some of our book series are absolutely new.

Trivent Publishing serves the academic community by publishing peer-reviewed volumes dedicated to academic research. Our main focus (and passion!) is publishing books in the general field of history and the specific field of Medieval Studies through our Trivent Medieval imprint. Trivent Medieval is a growing imprint, currently holding 10 book series on varied subjects ranging from art history to equine history. Our two other imprints, Trivent Violence & Conflict and Trivent Ethics in Science & Technology, publish books dedicated to studies on the philosophy of conflict and criminology (including our Philosophical Journal of Conflict and Violence), as well as bioethics and applied philosophy.