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Nena Bobovnik (Editor),
Clelia V. Crialesi (Editor),
Lisa Devriese (Editor),
August 2026
Bruno BlondΓ© (Author),
Isabelle Devos (Author),
Jord Hanus (Author),
Wouter Ryckbosch (Author),
August 2026
SofΓa MonzΓ³n (Editor),
Lucie Spezzatti (Editor),
Elisabeth Goemans (Editor),
May 2026
Jeroen Dera (Editor),
Anne Oerlemans (Editor),
Frederik Van Dam (Editor),
May 2026
Gertjan Willems (Editor),
Bjorn Gabriels (Editor),
BΓ©nΓ©dicte Rochet (Editor),
May 2026
Eleonora Paklons (Editor),
Kristof Smeyers (Editor),
Kurt Vanhoutte (Editor),
Hannah Welslau (Editor),
May 2026
Inez Myin-Germeys (Editor),
Peter Kuppens (Editor),
April 2026
Johannes Muselaers (Editor),
StΓ©phane Symons (Editor),
Anne-Claire Schmitz (Editor),
Emma Enderby (Editor),
April 2026
Iadine Degryse (Editor),
Benjamin Wayens (Editor),
Chantal Kesteloot (Editor),
Dennis De Vriese (Editor),
Matthijs Degraeve (Editor),
April 2026
Pieter d'Hoine (Editor),
Bart Pattyn (Editor),
March 2026
Burcu Dogramaci (Editor),
Winfried Gerling (Editor),
Jens JΓ€ger (Editor),
Birgit Mersmann (Editor),
March 2026 31st July, 2026 in Authorβs corner Monica Bravo & Carolin GΓΆrgen examine the role of photography in documenting, exploiting, and transforming ecosystems across the varied geographies of the American West. 29th July, 2026 in Authorβs corner ‘GermanβRapanui Entanglements’ traces interactions between the Germanic world and Rapanui society from past to present through encounters between scholars, missionaries, institutions and Indigenous actors, and through the material and visual traces. 22nd July, 2026 in Authorβs corner In ‘An Acceptable Abnormality?’, Ednei Soares explores how Freudβs lifelong engagement with fetishism reshaped some of the central concepts of psychoanalysis. 30th June, 2026 in Authorβs corner This volume in the series ‘Translation, Interpreting and Mediation’ explores how emotions, relationships, and human connection guide the work of translators and interpreters around the world. A Q&A with the editors. 13th May, 2026 in Authorβs corner π§ In this episode of the ‘A is for Architecture Podcast’, Professors Hilde Heynen and LucΓa PΓ©rez-Moreno discuss the book ‘Architecture & Feminist Critical Theory: Selected Writings by Hilde Heynen’. 17th April, 2026 in Authorβs corner Fighting for the Empire examines the influence of African societies and ideas on the First and Second World Wars. A conversation with editor Chima J. Korieh. 30th March, 2026 in Authorβs corner The editors of ‘Contentious Spaces’ reflect on the architectural heritage of socialist modernism and its conservation in former Eastern Bloc countries, discussing the bookβs key themes, development, and scholarly contribution. 27th March, 2026 in Authorβs corner Briony Carlin illuminates the photobookβs multiplicity: its unique potential for its many copies to matter differently to makers and readers in each momentary encounter. 27th March, 2026 in Authorβs corner π§ In this episode of ‘The Medieval Podcastβ, DaniΓ¨le Cybulskie speaks with Nena Vandeweerdt about women’s work inside and outside of guild structures, how it was regulated, and how opportunities changed for women across time and space.Latest Publications
The Medieval Aristotle
Trend en toeval – vierde editie
Affect in Translation and Interpreting
Research Methods in Literary Reception Studies
Cinema in Post-War Belgium
Performing Magnetism
The Open Handbook of Experience Sampling Methodology – Third edition
Jean Katambayi Mukendi
Brusselse plaatsnamen
Menswaardigheid en veiligheid in onze digitale wereld
Nomadic Camera
Author's corner
Monica Bravo & Carolin GΓΆrgen | Ecologies of Photography in the American West
CristiΓ‘n Moreno Pakarati & Β Diego MuΓ±ozΒ | GermanβRapanui Entanglements
Ednei Soares | An Acceptable Abnormality?
SofΓa MonzΓ³n,Β Lucie Spezzatti,Β Elisabeth Goemans | Affect in Translation and Interpreting
Hilde Heynen & LucΓa C. PΓ©rez-Moreno | Architecture & Feminist Critical Theory
Chima J. Korieh | Fighting for the Empire
Maja BabiΔ & Tino Mager | Contentious Spaces
Briony Carlin | Encounters with Photobooks
Nena Vandeweerdt | Women and Work through a Comparative Lens
Latest news
‘Constructing Faith in the Antipodes’ receives Queensland Heritage Award
1st July, 2026 in Latest news
Dr Lisa Marie Dauntβs book ‘Constructing Faith in the Antipodes’ has won a 2026 Queensland Heritage Award in the category Heritage Reports Β· Resources Β· Publications.
Book Launch of ‘Jean Katambayi Mukendi: Circuits’ at M HKA
1st July, 2026 in Latest news
On 6 June 2026, ‘Jean Katambayi Mukendi: Circuits’ was launched at the Museum of Contemporary Art Antwerp (M HKA), during the opening of RATIO, the artistβs first solo museum exhibition.
29th May, 2026 in Latest news
The 2025 Annual Report highlights the continued commitment of Leuven University Press to advancing inclusive, sustainable, and mission-driven Open Access publishing.
Book Launch – Minding Her Business – 11 June
13th May, 2026 in Latest news
Join the book launch of ‘Minding Her Business: Women, Architecture, and Design’, edited by Alborz Dianat and Kathleen James-Chakraborty, at the Irish Architectural Archive on 11 June, from 6 to 8 pm.
Leuven University Press Publisher Collection on JSTOR
13th May, 2026 in Latest news
The Leuven University Press Publisher Collection is available on JSTOR, offering a streamlined way to expand access to our scholarship.
Mobs and Microbes wins 2026 RAIC Architectural Journalism and Media Award
15th April, 2026 in Latest news
‘Mobs and Microbes: Global Perspectives on Market Halls, Civic Order and Public Health’, edited by Leila Marie Farah and Samantha L. Martin, has been named LaurΓ©at du Prix dβexcellence of the 2026 RAIC Architectural Journalism and Media Award.
Talking About the Humanities and Social Sciences
15th April, 2026 in Latest news
This week, ACLS invites scholars and organizations to speak up for the humanities and social sciences.
University Presses Offer Essential Reading for Understanding the War in Iran
30th March, 2026 in Latest news
A selection of books, journal articles, booklists, and commentary from university presses and their expert authors offers essential reading for all who seek context for the USβIsraeli attacks on Iran and responses across the Middle East.
Book Launch – Superhero Comics and Scottish Identity: the Comics Art of Frank Quitely – 12 March
6th March, 2026 in Latest news
Book launch of ‘Superhero Comics and Scottish Identity: The Comics Art of Frank Quitely’, the first full-length study of the internationally acclaimed, Glasgow-born comics artist Frank Quitely.