What does CIMEGS Publishing publish?
Monographs, edited volumes, research reports, reference works, conference proceedings, and selected human translations, in English and Arabic, within the Institute’s fields.
How is a book reviewed?
Scholarly works are read by independent external specialists before a publishing decision is taken. Research and institutional publications follow documented editorial review, fact checking, and specialist assessment. Every book states the route it followed.
Do you use AI to write, illustrate, or translate?
No. The text, the artwork, and the translation of a CIMEGS book are the work of people, and every contributor is named. Our policy permits only limited support that does not touch the substance of the work.
Which languages do you publish?
English and Arabic, and selected human translations between them.
Are your books open access?
Yes. The digital edition is free to read, download, and share, and each book states its licence.
Does every publication receive an ISBN?
CIMEGS Publishing is a registered publisher with ISBN Canada, and every edition and format carries its own ISBN. A work that continues indefinitely under the same title is a serial, and carries an ISSN instead.
Does every publication receive a DOI?
A publication that calls for a persistent identifier is registered with a DOI, which gives the work a permanent address for citation.
How will readers find your books?
We supply accurate metadata to the catalogues, indexes, and discovery services that carry scholarly books, and every qualifying title is deposited with Library and Archives Canada.
Does the press charge authors?
No. Publishing is free of charge, and a work accepted under the Translation Grant is fully funded. The only exception is an optional service an author asks for.
When will the first books appear?
Our first list is in preparation. Each title is announced with its publication date once it is scheduled.