About the publisher
Public information about Global Humanities Press is limited, and the available in-house data show that it has published 21 titles. Judging from its list, the press leans toward the humanities, social sciences, and popular science, while also covering film and television, essays and miscellaneous writings, and law. Representative titles range from popular science books such as Packaging, Consumption, Disposal: So That's What Environmental Protection Is About and A Brief History of Ocean Cities, to social-science works such as The Silver Age and The Rule of Law in Society, which address aging and legal issues. It also publishes essays and miscellaneous writings with regional and everyday-life observations, including Jiangnan People, The Age of Village Living, and Journey on the River; The Evolution of Modern and Contemporary Chinese Pop Music reflects its interest in popular culture and film-and-television-related subjects. Its authors include Hu Yudie, the Aging Society Investigation Group, Nine People, Liu Enbao, Mu Jiatong, Gao Yuqi, and Sixteen People, most of whom are writers and teams working on specific issues, giving the press a character that stays close to real-world concerns while combining knowledge popularization with humanistic writing.
Frequent authors
刘恩保 (3)NEST项目组 (2)慕佳彤 (2)九人行 (1)十六条人 (1)周雪晴 (1)张晶翼 (1)杨树华 (1)海神童话 (1)游方学社 (1)翟安心 (1)老龄化社会调查组 (1)