Nasirus Press | Scholarly Books, Journals and Digital Editions

Nasirus Press has published scholarly and cultural work since 1998. At the centre of our list are peer-reviewed monographs, edited volumes and a journal issued twice a year. Every title is planned in print and digital editions together.

• Peer review: every submission passes at least two independent referees.
• Open access: our journal follows the diamond route — no author or reader fees.
• Persistent record: every publication is registered with an ISBN/DOI and preserved.
• Institutional access: consortium terms and ONIX metadata for libraries.

The path a manuscript takes from submission to the shelf is set out in advance, with a named owner and a typical duration for each stage.

1. Initial screening (10 working days). The secretariat checks formal completeness, similarity score and fit with the list.
2. Peer review (21 days). At least two independent referees report under double-blind conditions.
3. Board decision. The editorial board weighs the reports together with the author's revision list.
4. Production. Contract, copy-editing, typesetting, cover design, proofs, ISBN/DOI registration and print.

See Publishing Process for the full timeline.

Our peer-reviewed journal follows the diamond open-access model: no article processing charge for authors, no subscription for readers. Every article is fully open on publication under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0.

Books use an optional gold route; the digital edition of an open-access title is free while the print edition is sold. No embargo applies to the green route.

Open Access Policy · Rights & Licensing

If you have a completed study or a mature book idea, we would like to see your proposal. A detailed table of contents, a sample chapter, a readership analysis and a comparison with comparable titles all speed up the assessment. We reply with a first view within ten working days.

Submit a Proposal · Style Guide · Become a Reviewer

Libraries, research centres and bookshops are served on separate terms: consortium pricing, institutional invoicing, standing orders and single-shipment delivery. MARC records and ONIX metadata are supplied for the whole catalogue, and trial access can be arranged.

Libraries & Institutions