ΕλληνικαABOUT US
Eurasia Publications is an international publishing organization based in Athens, Greece. It specializes mainly in non-fiction books and scholarly and academic editions primarily on philosophy, international relations, law, economics and psychology. Since August 1999, Eurasia Publications has published more than 1,000 titles in five languages. Eurasia Publications’ ecosystem encompasses six imprints, several journals and various educational activities.
OUR PHILOSOPHY
Defining the essence and identity of Eurasia Publications is no simple task. While it is, of course, a publishing organization, it is also much more—a living entity that brings together a diverse network of independent groups and initiatives. One of our writers described Eurasia Publications as a “true home for many different people” and a gathering of “many small nations of friends.” In practice, the people and ideas converging here create something far greater than the sum of their parts. Eurasia Publications has evolved into a vibrant platform for communities and a dynamic “construction site” of ideas.
We take great pride in our focus on high-quality translations, meticulous text editing, respect for intellectual property rights, and excellence in typography. Our work is supported by a diverse network of writers, academics, institutions, and independent scholars. Their collaboration often finds expression through various independent projects and imprints.
OUR HISTORY
Before the dawn of Web 2.0 and the adoption of the common European currency, a group of young people found themselves in an old house at the foot of Lycabettus Hill, where bullet marks from the last Civil War still scarred the walls. It was August 1999 when we discovered a small booklet, originally published in the interwar period. This became our very first book!
When Eurasia Publications was founded, no one could have predicted how the project would evolve. We wish we could claim to have had a clear strategy, but the truth is that it began as an amateur, collective effort to publish a few books we had pitched to various publishing houses, knowing they were unlikely to be bestsellers. Over time, the initial group of friends grew into multiple groups of friends, and those groups transformed into vibrant communities.
