Canterbury University Press
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Established as a publications committee in 1964, Canterbury University Press has operated as a full time publisher since 1991, producing about eight new books each year. Canterbury University Press publishes a wide range of titles both for the academic and general market, and has recognised expertise in natural history, biography, New Zealand and Pacific history, and books about and arising from our region. The menu bar on the left will direct you to our range of new and forthcoming titles, recently published titles, as well as to our full catalogue
A book about one of the South Island’s maximum shocking multiple murders has been published by Canterbury University Press to mark the 150th anniversary of the crimes. The prints of New Zealand artist Barry cleaving are the focus of a new book published by Canterbury University Press this month.
Tomorrow's Teachers International and Critical Perspectives on Teacher Education Yesterday's Dreams International and critical perspectives on education and social class. He is chair of the work History Project and lives on Wellington’s south coast with his family. Fresh Zealand’s Rivers An environmental history sets out to inform current dispute about the sustainable use of New Zealand’s new water by exploring the history of our often conflicted relationship with our rivers. A book celebrating 100 years of the iconic Canterbury Workers’ Educational Association CWEA has been released by Canterbury University Press.
My Mother and the Hungarians, and other insignificant fictions, published by Canterbury University Press CUP, will be launched this month at the 2016 WORD Christchurch Writers and Readers Festival. The lives of the Brittany brothers and their contribution during the settlement of Canterbury are explored in a fresh book published by Canterbury University Press. This edited volume provides a critical appraisal of key debates and critical issues in contemporary social policy in Aotearoa Fresh Zealand. 15 December 2015 Book encourages culturally responsive educational practices.
My mother said our house was a small window into the twentieth century and that the cold war would soon be over. Yet rivers are central to our identity as Fresh Zealanders, shaping our lives and providing the water that is so critical to our lives and economy. A new book on how to make the best use of Fresh Zealand native ground hide plants in gardens of all sizes has been published by Canterbury University Press CUP. This week, Canterbury University Press will free Olivia Spencer Bower Making Her Own Discoveries by art historian Julie King the first ever book about the healthy loved artist. Intriguing tales from the men and women who experienced the hardships and triumphs of the West Coast gold rushes have been brought to life in the latest book from Canterbury University Press CUP. Catherine works in environmental policy and lives on the wapiti Coast with her family
A book about one of the South Island’s maximum shocking multiple murders has been published by Canterbury University Press to mark the 150th anniversary of the crimes. The prints of New Zealand artist Barry cleaving are the focus of a new book published by Canterbury University Press this month.
Tomorrow's Teachers International and Critical Perspectives on Teacher Education Yesterday's Dreams International and critical perspectives on education and social class. He is chair of the work History Project and lives on Wellington’s south coast with his family. Fresh Zealand’s Rivers An environmental history sets out to inform current dispute about the sustainable use of New Zealand’s new water by exploring the history of our often conflicted relationship with our rivers. A book celebrating 100 years of the iconic Canterbury Workers’ Educational Association CWEA has been released by Canterbury University Press.
My Mother and the Hungarians, and other insignificant fictions, published by Canterbury University Press CUP, will be launched this month at the 2016 WORD Christchurch Writers and Readers Festival. The lives of the Brittany brothers and their contribution during the settlement of Canterbury are explored in a fresh book published by Canterbury University Press. This edited volume provides a critical appraisal of key debates and critical issues in contemporary social policy in Aotearoa Fresh Zealand. 15 December 2015 Book encourages culturally responsive educational practices.
My mother said our house was a small window into the twentieth century and that the cold war would soon be over. Yet rivers are central to our identity as Fresh Zealanders, shaping our lives and providing the water that is so critical to our lives and economy. A new book on how to make the best use of Fresh Zealand native ground hide plants in gardens of all sizes has been published by Canterbury University Press CUP. This week, Canterbury University Press will free Olivia Spencer Bower Making Her Own Discoveries by art historian Julie King the first ever book about the healthy loved artist. Intriguing tales from the men and women who experienced the hardships and triumphs of the West Coast gold rushes have been brought to life in the latest book from Canterbury University Press CUP. Catherine works in environmental policy and lives on the wapiti Coast with her family
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