De Gruyter Brill is an independent, family-owned academic publisher that states over 300 years of publishing. It offers books, journals and online resources, including more than 5,000 open access books, and provides step-by-step guides on preparing book manuscripts or journal articles for submission.
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0De Gruyter Brill is an independent, family-owned academic publisher that states over 300 years of publishing. It offers books, journals and online resources, including more than 5,000 open access books, and provides step-by-step guides on preparing book manuscripts or journal articles for submission.
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