Publications
Cornell University Press was first established in 1869, giving Cornell the distinction of being the first university in the United States to have its own press. From this early beginning, Cornell’s printing effort has grown to include a large number of publications that focus in whole or in part on international studies. These include not only books published by Cornell University Press but regular scholarly journals such as the Cornell International Law Journal, published under the auspices of the Cornell Law School, or the Indonesia Journal, published semi-annually by the Southeast Asia Program. It also includes a number of semi-regular publication series, newsletters, translations of foreign works, and working papers series.
Many of the less formal newsletters and working paper series are printed and distributed by the international programs and institutes on campus. The more formal East Asia Book Series and Southeast Asian Publication Series are available in online bookstores where users can browse hundreds of volumes, place orders electronically and have shipments sent to any country in the world. In fact, to date the East Asia and Southeast Asia series have received orders from countries as varied as, Afghanistan, Denmark, Iceland, South Korea, and Uruguay.
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Africa
Nka: Journal of Contemporary African Art
Region:
Africa
Nka journal of Contemporary African Art has been published biannually since the fall of 2004. The journal, which has established connections with African-based artists and art critics, academics, museums, galleries, and other art related institutions, is edited by Salah Hassan, art critic and curator who is also Professor of Art History at Cornell, and founding editor Okwui Enwezor, a New York based curator, art critic and writer.
Asia
Cornell East Asia Series
Unit:
College of Arts and Sciences
Region:
Asia
The Cornell East Asia Series produces scholarly monographs, translations of literature and major works of literary criticism, social analysis, specialized textbooks, and well-integrated volumes of articles on important subjects dealing with the cultures of China (both the PRC and Taiwan), Japan, Korea (both north and south), and Vietnam.
Southeast Asia Publication Series
Unit:
College of Arts and Sciences
Region:
Asia
The Southeast Asia Program publishes a wide variety of scholarly and language texts on topics related to countries in Southeast Asia and makes them available to interested international clientele, academics, the business community, governmental agencies, and non-governmental agencies (NGO's).
Europe
New German Critique
Unit:
College of Arts and Sciences
Region:
Europe
A leading journal of German studies, produced by the Cornell German Studies department, that covers issues ranging from twentieth century social and political theory to film and art.
Miscellaneous
Catherwood Library: International Research Portal
Unit:
School of Industrial and Labor Relations
Audience:
Current Cornell Student,
Cornell Faculty/Staff
The International Information links from this Portal are designed to lead the researcher and practitioner to the most reliable and fundamental information sources available in matters related to Industrial and Labor Relations. To assist in this process some sources have been grouped into categories such as Best Regional Sites, including Africa, Asia, Europe, and Latin America, and Key State Department Sites.
International Law Journal
Unit:
Law School
Founded in 1967, the Cornell International Law Journal is one of the oldest and most prominent journals of its kind in the country.
