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Trivent Publishing

Trivent Publishing Academic publisher. Mainly history & philosophy books. Mockups on this page are credited to: https://www.freepik.com.

Trivent Publishing belongs to Trivent Conferences, an international company with headquarters in Budapest (Hungary) and with over 25 years of experience in the field of academic event management. SJT Trivent opened in Budapest in 1993 with the main purpose of organizing academic conferences for universities. In the years 2000, the company worked for the European Commission, while today Trivent is

the head of an event organizing consortium for the Union for the Mediterranean. Throughout its existence, Trivent Conferences worked with some of the largest academic publishing houses in the world and thus learned the skills and methods employed by professional academic publishing. This materialized into Trivent Publishing in 2015, but we only came into full working schedule a few years later, around the year 2017, thus making us a very young publishing house. Trivent Publishing serves the academic community by publishing peer-reviewed volumes dedicated to academic research. Our main focus (and passion) is publishing books in the general field of history and the specific field of Medieval Studies through our Trivent Medieval imprint. Trivent Medieval is a growing imprint, currently holding 10 book series on varied subjects ranging from art history to equine history. Our two other imprints, Trivent Violence & Conflict and Trivent Ethics in Science & Technology, publish books dedicated to studies on the philosophy of conflict and criminology (including our Philosophical Journal of Conflict and Violence), as well as bioethics and applied philosophy.

24/03/2025

📢 We are pleased to announce the upcoming release of MEDIEVALISM IN RUSSIAN AND UKRANIAN POLITICAL DISCOURSES, edited by Anastasija Ropa.

Since the dissolution of the USSR, medieval history has been a powerful tool in Eastern European political narratives. Figures like Prince Vladimir/Volodymyr the Great and Ilya of Murom have been contested symbols, claimed by both Russia and Ukraine. ⚔️🏰 The ongoing conflict has only intensified the use—and misuse—of medieval history in public discourse, education, and propaganda.

This multidisciplinary volume brings together international scholars to explore how medievalism appears in statues, fiction, cartoons, tourism, and popular history, revealing its role as both a political weapon and a cultural foundation.

📅 Available in print April 2025! Stay tuned!
🔗 See more here: https://tinyurl.com/4nxman8z

22/03/2025

🐎 We are happy to announce the upcoming release of THE HORSE IN HISTORY: A FESTSCHRIFT IN HONOUR OF JOHN CLARK, edited by Anastasija Ropa and Emma Herbert-Davies.

John Clark’s pioneering research has shaped the field of medieval equestrian history, inspiring generations of scholars. His influential work, "The Medieval Horse and its Equipment" (1995), laid the foundation for much of the academic exploration that followed. This volume brings together international researchers to honor his legacy, offering new perspectives on the role of horses in history, culture, and society.

Spanning from Roman Britain to the Elizabethan court, this book explores equestrian equipment, horse training, folklore, and the symbolic role of horses in literature. It provides fresh insights into archaeological finds, equestrian practices, and the cultural significance of horses across time.

📅 The Horse in History will be available in print starting April 2025.

🔗 See more here: https://trivent-publishing.eu/home/200-375-the-horse-in-history-a-festschrift-in-honour-of-john-clark.html #/30-cover-ebook

13/03/2025

📢 We are accepting chapter proposals for our upcoming book edited by Alison Norton and Crystal Hollis: SPACE, STRUCTURE, AND IDENTITY: UNDERSTANDING THE COMPONENTS OF MEDIEVAL COMMUNITIES.

This volume explores the complex ways in which medieval communities were shaped by their physical spaces—castles, churches, barns, and beyond—and how individuals or groups interacted with these structures to form layered identities.

🔎 Possible topics include:
🏰 Structural and communal connectivity
🧎‍♂️ Isolated figures (e.g., anchorites) in public spaces
🚶‍♂️ Seasonal and occupational groups in community identity
🏛️ The reuse of interior & exterior spaces
💭 The emotional & cultural impact of structures

📅 Abstract submissions: April 14th, 2025
✉️ Interested? See more here: https://tinyurl.com/yrkpkbja

11/02/2025

📢 New Book Series Launch! 📖✨

Trivent Publishing proudly presents its latest book series, WONDERS OF THE EAST AND WEST, edited by Prof. Kiwako Ogata (Okinawa Prefectural University of Arts)!

🐉👹 This series explores representations of wondrous beings and phenomena across cultures, tracing their origins, diffusion, and transformations through processes of migration, borrowing, and cultural fusion. By examining the interplay between mythology, folklore, and global society, the series sheds light on how fantastic and monstrous beings have been imagined and reimagined throughout history.

🧜‍♀️ The inaugural volume in the series, "Sirens and Mermaids: From Mythology to Global Society," is an edited collection that investigates the enduring presence of these captivating figures in myths, literature, and contemporary media.

Scholars interested in contributing to the series are encouraged to reach out to us at [email protected].

More on the series here: https://trivent-publishing.eu/109-wonders-of-the-east-and-west

23/01/2025

🐎📖 Hot off the press! We are thrilled to announce the publication of THE WARHORSE IN ENGLAND. 1272-1327 by Emma Louise Herbert-Davies!

This fresh book discusses the fascinating history of medieval England's most iconic animal—the warhorse. Symbolic of chivalry, power, and knightly valor, the warhorse played a crucial role in shaping the social, political, and military landscape of its time.

Dr. Herbert-Davies' new monograph sheds light on the vital role of warhorses during the reigns of Edward I and Edward II, a period of almost constant warfare and the peak of cavalry's importance in English military strategy. Through extensive primary sources (including army inventories, royal stable records, and medieval veterinary texts), this work examines the practical realities of breeding, training, and caring for warhorses, as well as the enormous resources required to sustain them.

It is a must-read for anyone interested in medieval history, military studies, or animal studies!

📚 eBooks already available with paperbacks available starting from February at this link: https://trivent-publishing.eu/home/199-372-the-warhorse-in-england-1272-1327.html #/30-cover-ebook

21/01/2025

In collaboration with the International Hellenic University (IHU), BioMedLex (a Trivent Publishing supporter) has developed an innovative distance learning programme in English, under the title “Bioethics – Biolaw: Selected Topics”.

The programme relates to the subject matter of the book series “Biolaw in the 21st Century”.

It consists of 4 cycles comprising 24 courses in podcast format, covering a wide range of legal and ethical issues in modern medicine and biomedicine, from patient/doctor relationships, clinical trials, and assisted reproduction, to issues of artificial intelligence in medicine and genetic interventions in the human body. Additional educational material is provided for each course. Upon completion of each cycle, a 2-hour Zoom meeting is held to discuss questions with the instructor. After the Zoom meeting of the last cycle, on a determined day, students are asked to complete a multiple-choice test with questions from all the cycles to assess their knowledge.

More information and registration forms can be found here: https://kedivim-apply.ihu.gr/en/progs/prog-330

17/01/2025

🎉 New Issue of CHEIRON is Now Available in Open Access! 🐎📖

We are thrilled to announce the publication of the latest issue of CHEIRON: The International Journal of Equine and Equestrian History! This biannual, double-blind peer-reviewed journal is a hub for interdisciplinary scholarship on equines and equestrianism, bringing together archaeology, anthropology, social sciences, animal studies, art history, veterinary history, and more.

Explore the latest issue at the link below:
🔗 https://trivent-publishing.eu/home/198-cheiron-vol-4issue-2-2024.html

24/12/2024

We are closing the year with a special book: an publication that celebrates knowledge, connection, and memory. 🌟

📖 Connecting People. Saints, Relics and Communities in the Early Medieval World. In Memory of Janneke Raaijmakers, edited by Albrecht Diem, Mayke de Jong, and Irene van Renswoude, is now available for download.

This volume honours the life and work of Janneke Raaijmakers (1973–2021), an eminent scholar of early medieval religious communities, saints, relics, and material culture. Divided into four thematic sections (Saints, Relics, Community, and Memory), this book brings together heartfelt contributions from her teachers, peers, friends, and students.

As the year comes to an end, we are happy to make this work freely accessible to all, fostering the spirit of sharing knowledge without barriers. Consider it a holiday gift from us to you. 🎁

📥 Download it now and explore the legacy of Janneke Raaijmakers: https://trivent-publishing.eu/home/197-369-connecting-people.html #/27-cover-paperback
📌 Printed copies will be available starting next year through our website and our distributors.

Wishing you all a season of joy, reflection, and meaningful connections.
Happy holidays from all of us! 🎄✨

12/12/2024

📣 LATEST IN OUR TRIVENT TRANSHUMANISM IMPRINT!

🌟 Artificial Morality: An Exploration of Moral Machines, by Andrei Nutas (December 2024)

This book is an exploration of the ethical and philosophical challenges in developing artificial intelligence systems capable of moral reasoning and behaviour. Bridging centuries of philosophical debate with analyses of large language models, this book examines how shifting conceptions of human identity and the evolution of technology shape our understanding of morality. It critiques anthropocentric views of ethical agency while proposing innovative frameworks for aligning AI with diverse human values. Through a deep dive into the technical architectures of current AI systems, discussions on machine consciousness, and the risks posed by autonomous systems, Andrei Nutas charts a path for embedding principles like fairness, privacy, and accountability into future intelligent machines. This study concludes by advocating for the nurturing of machine wisdom, guided by universal principles that transcend rigid exceptionalism, ultimately aiming to foster a more compassionate and equitable future for all sentient beings.

See the volume here: https://trivent-publishing.eu/home/188-351-artificial-morality.html

27/11/2024

🌟 Call for Book Proposals: New Series Announcement! 🌟

We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our new book series: THE ROMANIAN SPACE IN EASTERN EUROPEAN CONTEXT, edited by Dr. Ovidiu Cristea ("Nicolae Iorga" Institute of History) and Dr. Șerban V. Marin (National Archives of Romania)

This series aims to explore the dynamic and interconnected history of the territories that now comprise Romania and the Republic of Moldova, examining their interactions with neighboring regions and powers from the 7th to the 16th centuries. From Byzantium and the early Slavs to the Ottoman Empire, Wallachia, and Moldova, this series seeks to highlight the cultural, political, and social exchanges that shaped the region’s history.

We welcome submissions spanning diverse disciplines, including political history, archaeology, art history, ethnography, codicology, urban studies, and more.

📩 Whether you’re working on a monograph, an edited volume, or conference proceedings, we’d love to hear from you! Submit your proposals today and see more about the series here: https://trivent-publishing.eu/107-the-romanian-space.

25/11/2024

📢 New Book Series Announcement!

We are thrilled to introduce our latest book series: SERENISSIMA. VENICE BETWEEN EAST AND WEST, edited by Dr. Șerban V. Marin

This series focuses on the fascinating history of the Venetian state, from its legendary origins in 697 to its fall in 1797. Covering a wide range of topics—political history, social dynamics, international relations, economic development, codicology, and palaeography—it seeks to strike a balance between the Venetian territories of Stato da Màr and Domini di Terraferma.

🔎 Are you researching Venetian history? We are now open for submissions and welcome proposals for monographs, edited volumes, or other scholarly works! Submit your book proposals today to the series editor.

👉 For more information, feel free to contact us or visit the series’ webpage here: https://trivent-publishing.eu/108-serenissima

23/11/2024

📢 Call for Book Proposals

Our book series, MEDITERRANEAN STUDIES IN LATE ANTIQUITY AND THE MIDDLE AGES, is accepting book proposals.

This series is devoted to the study of the Mediterranean world in Late Antiquity and the medieval period. It welcomes original scholarly research pertaining to the fields of history, art history, social history, cultural history, hagiography, religious studies, textual studies, archaeology, and gender studies. We invite proposals for monographs, edited volumes, and conference proceedings. All suitable submissions undergo a double-blind peer review process.

We’re also pleased to share exciting editorial updates:
🌟 Dr. Damien Kempf (University of Liverpool) is now our Honorary Series Editor.
🌟 Dr. Jonathan Wilson (Instituto de Estudos Medievais, NOVA FCSH) now serves as our new Series Editor.

📩 See more information about the book series, including our four current and upcoming titles here: https://trivent-publishing.eu/blog/post/31-mediterranean-studies-in-late-antiquity-and-the-middle-ages.
To submit your proposal, please contact the Series Editor!

09/11/2024

🐎 Conference Recap: Horses in Our Heritage, Past & Future

The inaugural Cheiron journal conference (Sept. 9-14) took place in Latvia’s Jaunpils Castle, blending hybrid sessions on equestrian heritage from archaeology to folklore. 28 papers, a stunning medieval banquet, & an illuminating workshop on calligraphy brought together global experts from 12 countries.

Highlights included John Clark’s keynote on medieval horsemanship & the launch of the volume "Invisible Ancestor: The Galloway Nag and its Legacy" by Miriam Bibby.

Catch selected videos on ’s YouTube!

More here: https://trivent-publishing.eu/blog/post/30-international-conference-on-horses-in-our-heritage-past-and-future

09/11/2024

- TRANSHUMANISM AND JUSTICE, ed. Dominic Garcia, PhD

We invite contributions to an upcoming edited volume that explores the complex intersections of transhumanism/posthumanism and the philosophy of justice and punishment. As humanity transitions towards new understandings of the human condition, this book aims to critically examine whether a retributive justice system aligns with evolving mentalities or remains an outdated paradigm rooted in vengeance and spectacle.

📚 We seek chapters that challenge the traditional notions of punishment and explore new frameworks of justice within a rapidly transforming society, advocating for alternative approaches that reconcile technological and philosophical advancements with justice.

Interested? See more information and submission details here: https://tinyurl.com/msfy8jbe

04/11/2024

🔔🔔 We are pleased to announce the publication of Volume 8, Issue 1 of our PHILOSOPHICAL JOURNAL OF CONFLICT AND VIOLENCE, a special issue exploring "Violence and Conflict in Alexandre Kojève’s Works." This issue, guest-edited by Luis Javier Pedrazuela, discusses provocative themes around Kojève’s philosophy and his influential perspectives on violence, freedom, and political order.

🖋️ Featured Articles:

"On the Precipice of the Political: A Katechontic Consideration of Kojève’s Concept of Empire"
"Has Kojève Played a Role in the Constitution of the Secret Society Acéphale? A Working Hypothesis"
"Critique of Pure Violence: Weil contra Kojève"
"Alexandre Kojève on Terror"
"Alexandre Kojève on Interaction, Individual Freedom and Su***de"

Read the full issue in here: https://tinyurl.com/mry8t37y

01/11/2024

🌵 This Friday at 9 AM (Pacific Daylight Time) – Join us for the International Conference on the Desert!

Chaired by Dr. Natasha Beranek, the conference will be live-streamed right here on Facebook!

✨ Keynote Highlights ✨

Professor Stefan Lorenz Sorgner of John Cabot University, Rome, will present "Different Castles Made of Sand: The Desert is Our Home", exploring the desert’s significance in cultural and environmental contexts.

Professor Kim Stringfellow, Director of The Mojave Project, will delve into "The Mojave Desert as Creative Catalyst" and share insights from her transformative work.

📅 When: This Friday at 9 AM
📍 Where: Right here on Facebook Live
🌐 More on the conference here: https://tinyurl.com/54nux48e

🌵 About the Conference 🌵
In a world shaped by rapid technological advances, the International Conference on the Desert explores how the desert can serve as a powerful metaphor for rethinking life, humanity, and progress. As biotechnologies and machine intelligences challenge our understanding of existence, deserts emerge as conceptual spaces where traditional boundaries might converge, evolve, or dissolve.

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Trivent Publishing belongs to Trivent Conferences, an international company with headquarters in Budapest (Hungary) and with over 25 years of experience in the field of academic event management. SJT Trivent opened in Budapest in 1993 with the main purpose of organizing academic conferences for universities – you can see our full list of events here. In the years 2000, the company worked for the European Commission, while today Trivent is the head of an event organizing consortium for the Union for the Mediterranean.

Throughout its existence, Trivent Conferences worked with some of the largest academic publishing houses in the world and thus learned the skills and methods employed by professional academic publishing. This materialized into Trivent Publishing in 2014, but we only came into full working schedule a few years later, around the year 2017, thus making us a very young publishing house – which is why some of our book series are absolutely new.

Trivent Publishing serves the academic community by publishing peer-reviewed volumes dedicated to academic research. Our main focus (and passion!) is publishing books in the general field of history and the specific field of Medieval Studies through our Trivent Medieval imprint. Trivent Medieval is a growing imprint, currently holding 10 book series on varied subjects ranging from art history to equine history. Our two other imprints, Trivent Violence & Conflict and Trivent Ethics in Science & Technology, publish books dedicated to studies on the philosophy of conflict and criminology (including our Philosophical Journal of Conflict and Violence), as well as bioethics and applied philosophy.