Inlibra continues to grow internationally

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The publisher Iberoamericana Vervuert is expanding Inlibra’s range of publications on Hispanic and Latin American studies

Inlibra is starting a partnership with the German-Spanish publisher Iberoamericana Vervuert. The publisher’s titles will soon be available on the platform, giving researchers and students easy access to academic works in Spanish, German and English. With its extensive catalogue of international authors, Iberoamericana Vervuert will enhance Inlibra’s international visibility.

Iberoamericana Vervuert began its activities in 1975 with the journal ‘Iberoamericana. América Latina – España – Portugal. Ensayos sobre Letras, Historia y Sociedad’, which is now regarded as one of the longest-established journals in the field of Hispanic and Latin American studies. The publisher’s programme ranges from literature and linguistics through history and sociology to cultural studies, art history, film studies and musicology. The publisher’s series cover a wide variety of interdisciplinary topics, spanning from the Middle Ages to the present day. Through its publications, the publisher contributes to international academic dialogue and cultural exchange.

We are happy to have found a partner in Inlibra that specifically provides academic content to libraries, and to now make our publishing programme available via this platform as well. This will give 50 years of high-quality research on Spain, Portugal and Latin America even greater international visibility.

Beatrice Vervuert und Ruth Vervuert , Iberoamericana Vervuert

Iberoamericana Vervuert is an excellent addition to Inlibra. This partnership strengthens the academic and international diversity of our portfolio, underlining our commitment to developing Inlibra into a strong international platform for digital academic content.

Thomas Gottlöber , Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft