Routledge, founded in 1836, is a relative newbie in comparison to Cambridge University Press and Oxford University Press. Routledge claims to be the world's premier academic publisher in the humanities and social sciences, with over 2,000 new volumes published each year through offices across the world. It is part of the Taylor & Francis group. Routledge has very specific fields that it focuses on; currently these include anthropology, archaeology, art history, philosophy, politics, economics, sociology, law, religion, literature, linguistics, gender studies, media studies, theater, dance, music, biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, geography, history, design, and education. The books that they publish tend to be scholarly works rather than popular texts, but they do have several series that are aimed at more general readers. These include New Horizons, which publishes books that are innovative and forward-looking; Modern Perspectives, which aims to help readers understand important and diverse periods in human history; and the Routledge Histories series, which covers all aspects of world history. Routledge also has a large number of journals that cover various subjects across the humanities and social sciences. These range from well-known publications in their own right (e.g., Anthropology, History of Science) to smaller, less established titles (e.g., Journal of Medical Humanities).