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By Dr. Sebastian Nordhoff, Coordinator of Language Science Press Language Science Press (LangSci) is an open access publisher for books in linguistics. It was founded in 2014. We publish 30-40 books a year, with a total of 339 as of May 2026. LangSci is a community-based and scholar-led publisher basedRead More →

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By the Netherlands University Presses If you spend any time around open access publishing in the Netherlands, you’ll likely come across the Netherlands University Presses (NUPs). They’re an association of library-based publishers working across institutions, namely Delft University of Technology (TU Delft Open Publishing), Maastricht University (Maastricht University Press –Read More →