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It outlines the institutional mission established through Unesp’s publishing foundation, emphasizing bridging university research with society and sharing widely across Brazil and abroad. The catalogue then lists thematic book titles spanning anthropology, Brazilian history, gastronomy, health, history, literary studies, philosophy, and politics.","2018  \nForeign Rights Catalogue  \nWorld Rights Avaliable  \nUnesp Publishing House  \nSince a long time, publishing houses have ceased to be companies that merely publish books. They also need to become a place of ideas, holding the knowledge of the past, thinking about the present and launching the debates for the future perspectives. They must help society to walk a path of knowledge, connected to the contemporary world.  \nIn 1987, the Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp) founded its publishing house. The project has already announced these ideals. In 1996, searching for a consolidation of these objectives, the Unesp Publishing Foundation was created. Its aim was to expand its activities through a new model of social organization, strongly connected with the profile that the institution originally intended to achieve: to be something more than only a publishing house.  \nThe Unesp Publishing Foundation has, therefore, in its own conception, the goal of democratization of knowledge, being a potential aggregator. It serves as the main bridge between one of the most exemplary Brazilian universities and society.  \nIt is through this Foundation that the academic and scientific production of Unesp can reach the population as a way of showing the extensive research work carried out in the University. 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