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Academic Studies Press (ASP) is an independent scholarly and trade publisher based in Brookline, Massachusetts founded in 2007. The press's core publishing program focuses on advancing knowledge and understanding in the humanities and social sciences with an emphasis on Jewish Studies, Slavic Studies, and the cultural and historical intersections of the two disciplines. ASP regularly publishes between 50-60 English-language titles annually with a current catalog of over 550 titles ranging from original monographs, edited collections, course readers, literary companions, and crossover titles. Volumes are generally published under one of ASP's 40+ English-language themed series. The press also publishes actively in both Russian and Ukrainian and maintains a robust open access program, ASP Open.

ASP also distributes titles for Plamen Press, an independent publishing house based in Washington DC that focuses on publishing the most influential writers and poets from Central, Eastern, and Southeastern Europe in English-language translation.

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Holocaust German History and Our Half-Jewish Family Thomas Paul Bernstein, Barbara. J. R. Bernstein
The Fair Folk And Little Orphan Mary A Tale about Gnomes Maria Konopnicka, Christopher Adam Zakrzewski
The Link in the Chain Judic Wynberg-de Vries
Crisis, War, and the Holocaust in Lithuania Saulius Sužiedėlis, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
The Russian Intelligentsia Myth, Mission, and Metamorphosis Sibelan Forrester, Olga Partan,
Ukrainian Sunrise Stories of the Donetsk and Luhansk Regions from the Early 2000s Kateryna Zarembo, Tetiana Savchynska
Dreams of Emancipation A Transnational History of Revolutionary Russia Norihiro Naganawa
Adventure Narratives in the Early Soviet Union Riccardo Nicolosi, Brigitte Obermayr
Pan Tadeusz. The Last Foray in Lithuania A Tale of the Polish Nobility in the Years 1811 and 1812 in Twelve Books Adam Mickiewicz, Christopher Adam Zakrzewski
Zionism and Jewish Culture A Study in the Origins of a National Movement Yitzhak Conforti, Jessica Setbon
From Ruins to Reconstruction Urban Identity in Soviet Sevastopol after World War II Karl Qualls, Dickinson College
Marta’s Notebooks Talila Kosh Wollner, Mirjam Meerschwam Hadar
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