Navigating the Uncertainties of Publishing History Monographs
Part of 139th AHA Annual MeetingPresented by Du, Dan
Friday 9 January 2026·8:30 am
Publishing monographs remains a task of utmost importance for most academics in the field of history, who often find this experience frustrating and emotionally taxing. By convening authors, editors, and reviewers, this roundtable aims to facilitate open discussions among all stakeholders and generate critical reflections on their strategies and failures in tackling shared challenges, thus seeking to find better solutions for the publication process or, at the very least, helping others navigate it. For further information on this session, please visit: https://www.chinesehistorians.org/publishing-history-monographs/
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