The Publishing House
For more than two-hundred and sixty years the name De Gruyter has been synonymous with high-quality, landmark publications in the humanities and natural sciences. The scope of our publishing program includes theology and philosophy, biology and chemistry, linguistics and literature, mathematics and physics, history and archaeology, as well as law and medicine. In all these areas De Gruyter has consistently partnered with exceptional scholars to establish itself as a key international publisher.
Publishing Departments
The publishing divisions are separated into the following departments:
Languages, Literature & Humanities:
Vice President Publishing: Dr. Anke Beck
Editorial Director Humanities: Dr. Gertrud Grünkorn
Editorial Director Humanities North America: Michiel Klein Swormink
Editorial Director Literary & Cultural Studies: Dr. Manuela Gerlof
Editorial Director De Gruyter Mouton: Dr. Uri Tadmor
Editorial Director Library and Information Science & History: Dr. Alice Keller
Editorial Director Religious Studies: Dr. Albrecht Döhnert
STM & Legals, Research Collections Development & General Reference:
Vice President Publishing: Dr. Alexander Grossmann
Director Publishing Journal Development: Wolfgang Böttner
Editorial Director Biology & Chemistry: Dr. Stephanie Dawson
Editorial Director Materials Science & Industrial Chemistry: Karin Sora
Editorial Director Mathematics & Physics: Dr. Konrad Kieling
Editorial Director Medicine: Dr. Alexander Grossmann
Editorial Director STM North America: Alexander N. Greene
Editorial Director Legal: Jan Martin Schmidt
Editorial Director General Reference: Bettina Bartz
Corporate Social Responsibility
As a global scientific publishing house De Gruyter is committed to the widest distribution of its journals to non-profit institutions in developing countries. Through agreements with worldwide organizations we ensure that academic knowledge is accessible at greatly reduced or no cost. De Gruyter is delighted to be part of such initiatives that aim to increase dissemination opportunities for research produced in emerging nations and to bring this scholarly material to the global academic community.
Initiatives:
Through an agreement between the International Network for the Availability of Scientific Publications (INASP) and De Gruyter, eligible countries in Africa and Asia may purchase nationwide online access for its network of libraries and researchers. http://www.inasp.info/
In cooperation with the World Health Organisation, De Gruyter is a participant in HINARI, which provides free or low cost online access to journals in biomedical and related social sciences across Africa, Latin America, Eastern Europe, Central Asia and the Middle East. http://www.who.int/hinari/en/