Founded in 1940, the Vanderbilt University Press is the principal publishing arm of the University. Over the years, Vanderbilt has maintained a strong reputation as a publisher of distinguished titles in the humanities, the social sciences, education, and regional studies for both academic and general audiences. Vanderbilt University Press and the Country Music Foundation Press are co-publishing a series of new titles focused on country music and its role in American popular culture. The Vanderbilt University Press seasonal catalogs, a complete list of Press books in print, excerpts from selected new and recent titles, and special announcements are all available electronically over the World Wide Web. It is published twice each semester and distributed campuswide and at Nashville-area bookstores.
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The Vanderbilt Review is published in the spring of each year. It is available at various campus locations and may be purchased at Nashville-area bookstores. The Vanderbilt Journal of Transnational Law is the only student-edited international law review in the United States. It is published five times each year and has subscribers in more than forty countries. The Journal reviews issues of public and private international law, including admiralty law.