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About the Press
Established in 1972, the Ateneo de Manila University Press first made its mark with books on the Philippines, in the humanities and social sciences, and Philippine literary works. It has since expanded to include titles in archaeology, biography, cultural heritage, diaspora studies, governance and political change, law and society, leadership, Mindanao studies, science and society, and theology and religious studies.
Latest from the Press
Ateneo University Press gears up for Harvest, launching over 40 titles
The Ateneo de Manila University Press has much to celebrate this year at their annual book launch aptly called Harvest. Five-time consecutive winner of Publisher...
Ateneo University Press garners 13 nominations at the 41st National Book Awards
Could the Ateneo University Press’ five-year Publisher of the Year streak soon extend to a sixth? With the recent announcement of the 41st National Book...
Maria Karina Bolasco looks back on her illustrious publishing career
The freshly-retired former Director of the Ateneo University Press, Maria Karina Bolasco, has set her sights on her next journey. A writer, editor, publisher, and...
[New from the Press] Plural Entanglements: Philippine Studies
Ateneo University Press proudly announces the release of the groundbreaking new book, Plural Entanglements: Philippine Studies. Edited by Dada Docot, Stephen B. Acabado, and Clement C. Camposano, this captivating anthology features essays by emerging Filipino scholars, both based in the Philippines and abroad, generating thought-provoking conversations across diverse Filipino locales.
Ateneo University Press named Publisher of the Year at the 40th National Book Awards
For the fifth consecutive year, the Ateneo de Manila University Press was named Publisher of the Year at the 40th National Book Awards, which took...
[New from the Press] The Collected Stories of Gregorio C. Brillantes
Now available at the Ateneo University Press, The Collected Stories of Gregorio C. Brillantes, captures half a century of postwar life in the Philippines
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