Central European University Press, Budapest - New
York
Following the founding of the Central European University
by the Hungarian-American philanthropist George Soros,
CEU Press was established in 1993.
Reflecting the intellectual strengths and values of
its parent institution, the press publishes books on
the political philosophy and practices of open society,
history, legal studies, nationalism, human rights, conflict
resolution, open media, gender studies, Jewish studies
economics, medieval studies, literature, and international
relations.
The publishing program of CEU Press focuses on issues
of Central and Eastern Europe; it is also committed
to the past and present history, society, culture and
economy of the countries of the former Soviet Union
and its neighbors. In 2003 the Press expanded its list
to include books in the field of Arabic and Islamic
studies.
The press will act as a forum for authors internationally,
as well as locally and regionally, interpreting problems
of the region, and issues of political and economic
transition more widely, for an international readership.
CEU Press aims to build upon its established reputation
as a publisher in this field and expand its list as
resources and opportunities allow. The Press will be
responsive to authors seeking to place high-quality
manuscripts but will also take initiatives in commissioning
individual books and series. This remit includes research
monographs and other specialist texts, the publication
of archive material (particularly relating to Central
and Eastern Europe in the modern/contemporary period)
and also books of high quality destined for a more general
readership (in common with other university presses).
We operate by standards common to university presses,
including peer review and editorial committee approval.
Our books are produced regionally and sold internationally.
Contact in Hungary
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Mailing address:
Central European University Press
1051 Budapest,
Október 6 utca 14.
Hungary
Telephone:
36-1-327-3000
Fax:
36-1-327-3183
General e-mail:
ceupress@ ceu.hu
Web:
http://www.ceupress.com
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István Bart
Director and Editor
Tel.: 36-1-327-3136
E-mail: barti@ceu.hu
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Péter Inkei
Executive Manager
Tel.:36-1-327-3181
E-mail: inkeip@ceu.hu
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Linda Kunos
Editor
Tel.:36-1-327-3136
E-mail: kunosl@ ceu.hu
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Bálint Bethlenfalvy
Editor
Tel: 36-1-327-3844
E-mail: bethlenfalvyb@ceu.hu
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Noémi Szabó
Financial Manager
Tel.:36-1-327-3141
E-mail: szabon@ceu.hu
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Ágnes Barla-Szabó
Marketing Assistant
Tel.:36-1-327-3138
E-mail: Barla-SzaboA@ceu.hu |
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Viktória Kovács
Sales Assistant
Tel.: 36-1-327-3138
E-mail:kovacsvi@ceu.hu
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Contact in the United States
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Address:
Central European University Press
400 West 59th Street New York,
NY 10019 USA
Telephone:
(1-212) 547 6932
Fax:
(1-646) 557 2416
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Martin Greenwald
Sales Manager
E-mail: mgreenwald@sorosny.org
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Advisory Board Members
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Chair:
Professor Peter Mathias CBE FBA D.Litt
Former Master and Honorary Fellow, Downing College,
Cambridge
Ex officio:
Professor Yehuda Elkana
President and Rector, CEU
Lajos Bokros
Chief Executive Officer, CEU Zrt.
István Bart
Director, CEU Press
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Other members:
Professor László Csaba
International Relations and European Studies,
CEU
Professor Ákos Detrekõi
Budapest University of Technology and Economics
Professor Ivon Asquith
Former Managing Director, Oxford University
Press
John Ryden
Retired Director, Yale University Press
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© 2002 Central European University Press, All Rights
Reserved.
General E-mail Address: ceupress@ceu.hu
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