Founded in 1900, Maney Publishing began its business life as a specialist typesetting and printing company, and has since evolved into a publisher of academic books and journals. With UK offices in Leeds and London, and a North American office in Boston, Maney is one of the few remaining independent publishers of quality literary and scientific material.
Since 1945, Maney has provided academic societies and their editors, authors, and members, outstanding service in the publication of their books and journals. Maney offers individual publishing arrangements customized to a society’s needs and maintains an exceptional level of personal contact, in addition to preserving its traditional high standards of materials and production. Maney also now publishes extensively in electronic form as well.
Maney is especially well-known for its titles in languages and literature, archaeology and architectural history, the decorative arts and social history. And recently the company has also added significant biomedical titles to its list, in addition to a major cluster in materials science.
It is Maney’s dedication to the individual needs of every journal that allows the company to publish effectively in so many different areas. Often journals have been brought to them from other publishers who are aware of the traditional values that Maney continues to uphold and maintain.
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