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Cambridge University Press is the world's oldest publishing house (since 1534) and the second-largest university press in the world. It publishes over 50,000 titles from authors in 100 countries,^[1] including numerous Nobel Prize winners.^[2] It also publishes numerous academic journals. It is one of two privileged presses in the United Kingdom, along with the Oxford University Press.

Publishing of racialism[edit]

Although it is normally considered a respectable academic publisher, in recent years, it has published a few books espousing racialism and hereditarianism, some of them written by known white nationalists and pseudoscientists, with extensive citations to "research" bankrolled by the white supremacist^[3][4] Pioneer Fund. These include the following:

• Making Sense of Heritability (2005) by Neven Sesardic - Unabashed advocacy of hereditarianism, including a defense of Arthur Jensen.
• The Neuroscience of Intelligence (2016) by Richard Haier.

See also[edit]

• Elsevier — another venerable publishing outfit that has published a pseudojournal

External links[edit]

• Cambridge University Press
• See the Wikipedia article on Cambridge University Press.

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