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  ABOUT
SAN DIEGO STATE Founded in the late 1950s,
San Diego State University Press is the oldest
university press in the California State
University system--with 23 campuses, almost
484,300 students, 26,858 faculty and 23,505 staff,
the CSU is
the largest, most diverse, and affordable
university system in the country and SDSU one of its
flagship institutions of higher education.1
Today SDSU Press is guided by an editorial
board made up of six scholars within SDSU's
College of Arts and Letters and eight
scholars from other universities. San Diego
State University Press's various publication
programs and imprints include:
Hyperbole Books, an
imprint of SDSU Press SurText:
U. S.-Mexico Border / Southwest History
SurTEXT continues one of SDSU Press' most important and longest-standing publication interests. Titles in this area include scholarly treatments of the U.S./Mexico borderlands and beyond. SurText is presently accepting manuscript submissions from new authors and titles--more info appears at the bottom of this page. Code[x] Books Code[x] brings out scholarly studies in the avant garde, post-structuralism, semiotics, queer thoery, gender studies, graphic narrative, contemporary photography and translation theory. This work reflects our engagement with current interventions with an emphasis on innovative scholarship. Code[x]: Postmodernism|Cultural Studies|Translation Theory is presently accepting submissions/manuscripts for consideration--see more info below The
Institute
for Regional Studies of the Californias Baja
California Literature in Translation
The Binational Press/Editorial binacional publishes bilingual books (English/Spanish) as a joint venture between the university presses of San Diego State University and the Autonomous University of Baja California. These works focus on U.S.-Mexico border culture. The Binational Press was founded in 1987 as a cooperative effort between San Diego State University-Imperial Valley Campus, and Universidad Autónoma de Baja California. The press publishes bilingual works by new, emerging, and established Mexican and U.S. writers who explore border phenomena from various perspectives. Binational Press/Editorial binacional is unique, simultaneously regional and international and mutually sharing all editorial and production efforts. Binational Press/Editorial binacional is presently on hiatus. Graduate Division and
Research Lectures Journals Poetry
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All editorial queries for San Diego State University Press should be mailed or emailed to the Director.
Dr. William A. Nericcio
Editor/ Director San Diego State University Press Arts and Letters 226/MC 6020 English and Comparative Literature San Diego State University San Diego, California 92182.6020 619.594.1524 bnericci@sdsu.edu Return Updated 17 August 2023 |
