On Thursday 15 October at 11am the International Publishers Association launched a new set of seven reports looking at key aspects of the international publishing industry. They contain a wealth of information in these reports that publishers and publishers’ associations around the world can use in their work and in their interactions with local governments.
This report was commissioned in February 2021 by the International Publishers Association (IPA) and the International Federation of Reproduction Rights Organisations (IFRRO).
This report looks at all 17 Sustainable Development Goals and what publishers around the world are doing in terms of what they publish and how they operate as businesses.
This report takes stock of reports from around the world to focus individual cases but also build a picture of the main violations against the freedom to publish, the main challenges publishers face and which countries are of particular concern.
This book is a call to arms for active literary politics and serves as an introduction to cultural policy measures that currently shape literature and publishing industries in different states and regions around the world.
Reading Matters was the original slogan for the International Publishers Congress. This report gathers together the results of multiple surveys from around the world that look at reading habits as well as initiatives to encourage people to read more.
This report brings together the work of multiple researchers looking at how pupils and students learn and whether the format of the learning resources has an impact on the educational outcomes.
This report is the ultimate reference document for copyright laws that impact publishers.
This report presents a comprehensive overview of how licensing actually works in different publishing sectors and regions.