Publications
The Einaudi Center publishes books, e-books, working papers, and other materials that emerge from the work of its faculty members, working groups, and collaborative ventures.
Cornell East Asia Series
Housed in the East Asia Program, the Cornell East Asia Series (CEAS) is an internationally known, award-winning scholarly press publishing books on the history, cultures, and societies of East Asia, as well as translations of literary works.
Cornell Global Perspectives
This imprint with Cornell University Press launched in 2018. It allows for the swift publication of single- or multi-language books, reports, essays, speech transcripts, and other works aimed at informed but non-specialist readers.
Einaudi Center Annual Report
Annual reports from 1999 to the present are available on the Cornell Library's eCommons site.
Einaudi Center Digital Publications
This experimental platform allows authors to post works for online reading and to embed digital media such as videos, links, and images. Registered readers may make public or private annotations on the texts.
Einaudi Center e-News
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Einaudi Center Working Paper Series
The Einaudi Center Working Paper Series offers faculty and visiting scholars the opportunity to publicize their research work in a timely and cost-effective manner as electronic working papers.
IAD/Cambridge Scholars Book Series
Published by Cornell's Institute for African Development, the IAD/Cambridge Scholars Publishing Book Series provides a forum for the publication of authored and edited volumes dealing with multidisciplinary development issues relating to Africa.
SEAP Publications
Operating under the auspices of the Southeast Asia Program, SEAP Publications publishes and distributes academic books and a semi-annual journal on Indonesia. SEAP Publications, an imprint of Cornell University Press, seeks to make scholarship on Southeast Asia widely available to interested readers.
South Asia Program Publications
The South Asia Program publishes Sinhala and Nepali language text books through Cornell's Language Resource Center.