Publishers International Isbn Directory

Publishers' International ISBN Directory PLUS, reflecting the structure of international publishing, provides fast and easy access to contact information and ISBN prefixes of 950,000 publishers worldwide, including author-publishers as well as individuals acting as publishers.

The 38th edition of this established reference work offers a wealth of information on the worldwide publishing landscape. It includes more than 900,000 ISBN prefixes from 200 countries and territories. The Geographical Section (volumes 1-4) provides the names of more than 800,000 active publishing houses, arranged alphabetically by country, and within country by name. Entries contain the full address including email and URL particulars as well as ISBN prefixes. Publishers can be identified via their ISBN prefixes through the Numerical ISBN Section (volumes 5-6).

The current, 32nd edition of this established reference work offers a wealth of information on the world wide publishing landscape. It includes 674,234 publishers from 221 countries and territories. The Geographical Index (2 volumes) provides the names of about 596,800 active publishing houses, arranged alphabetically by country, and within country by name. Entries contain the full address including eMail and URL particulars as well as ISBN. Publishers can be identified via their ISBNs through the Numerical ISBN Index, containing ISBN, name of publishing house, place and country (in short form).

The 40th edition of this established reference work offers a wealth of information on the worldwide publishing landscape. It includes more than 1,100,000 publishers' ISBN prefixes from 221 countries and territories. The Geographical Section (volumes 1-5) provides the names of more than 1,000,000 active publishing houses, arranged alphabetically by country, and within country by name. Entries contain the full address including email and URL particulars as well as ISBN prefixes. Publishers can be identified via their ISBN prefixes through the Numerical ISBN Section (volumes 6-7). The eBookPLUS format comprises the content and search criteria of the printed edition and its indices, facilitating complex searches.