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University of Alaska Press

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Parent company
  
University of Alaska

Founded
  
1967

Publication types
  
Books

Country of origin
  
United States of America

Official website
  
www.alaska.edu/uapress/

Parent organization
  
University of Alaska Fairbanks

Headquarters location
  
Fairbanks, Alaska, United States

Headquarters
  
Fairbanks, Alaska, United States

The University of Alaska Press is a nonprofit scholarly publisher and distributor of works concerning Alaska, the northern Pacific Rim, and the circumpolar regions. It is associated with the University of Alaska. The press was formally founded in 1989 but had existed somewhat informally (and intermittently) for several years prior to this date. The press is situated at the University of Alaska Fairbanks campus.

The press has an independent editorial board of writers, scientists, historians, and other experts who are responsible for manuscript solicitation, review, and selection. An executive editor and small staff also solicit manuscripts, and additional reviewers determine suitability and weakness in manuscripts. As of 2005, the UA Press has published more than 110 titles. It produces four series:

  • Classic Reprint
  • Monograph
  • Lanternlight
  • Oral Biography
  • The UA Press covers various subjects, including:

  • Anthropology
  • Arctic Exploration
  • Biographies and Memoirs
  • General Interest
  • Gold rush history
  • Health and Education
  • History and Politics
  • Native Peoples
  • Natural History
  • Russian America
  • Notable authors include:

  • T. Neil Davis
  • Brian Garfield
  • Hans Himmelheber
  • Ann Chandonnet
  • William Sherwonit
  • Alden Todd
  • References

    University of Alaska Press Wikipedia


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