Nomos eLibrary co-operates with Jan Sramek Verlag and Passagen Verlag

Two renowned Viennese publishers are now partners of the Nomos eLibrary

Jan Sramek Verlag and Passagen Verlag are now making their academic titles available digitally in the Nomos eLibrary. The Nomos eLibrary is a leading platform for scientific publications from over 40 quality publishers.

Jan Sramek Publishing House

Jan Sramek Verlag specialises in Austrian, European and comparative law. Its highly topical and practice-orientated publications are an excellent addition to the Nomos eLibrary’s range in these areas. The publishing house also publishes specialised legal literature and works from related disciplines such as taxation, economics, legal policy and legal philosophy. The languages of publication are German and English. The programme includes commentaries, handbooks, monographs, series and anthologies.

Passagen Publishing House

Passagen Verlag is a publishing house for contemporary philosophy. The programme includes translations of the works of Jacques Derrida as well as works from the fields of art, literature, essays and philosophical, sociological and socio-political discourse. The publications of Passagen Verlag are relevant for academics and students from a wide range of disciplines and enrich the Nomos eLibrary, as they significantly expand the range in the fields of philosophy, culture and society.

Thomas Gottlöber, Managing Director of Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft, is delighted about the new cooperation partners: “The fact that more and more publishers who are not based in Germany are now placing their trust in us strengthens us in our internationalisation efforts and shows the high relevance of the Nomos eLibrary in the scientific community.”

Nomos eLibrary

The Nomos eLibrary offers academics and students worldwide convenient access to over 25,000 excellent academic publications from all publishers. The range includes monographs, edited volumes, textbooks and specialist journals from the fields of law, politics, economics, media and communication research, history, sociology, education and culture, Europe, health, philosophy, religion, social work, linguistics and literature, theology and psychology.