Rights & Intellectual Property

Many Princeton University Press books are now available as audiobooks. Learn more about our audio publishing and licensing partnerships.

• About Audiobooks

Working closely with international publishers and agents around the world, our international rights team endeavors to increase the reach of our authors and their scholarship by licensing translation rights in various languages and formats. Learn more about our notable titles in translation and our licensing process.

• About International Rights

Our ebooks and digital products are available to individuals and to libraries and their patrons through a variety of distributors and platforms. 

• About Our Digital Products

We welcome inquires about film and other subsidiary rights. Please reach out to discuss your project with our team.

• Email Inquiries

Princeton University Press partners with several organizations to provide accessibility to our titles for students with visual impairment, as well as physical or learning disabilities. For US academic institutions seeking an alternative format for a student, please contact Bookshare. For UK requestors, please contact the Royal National Institute of Blind People (RNIB). For Canadian requestors, please contact the Centre for Equitable Library Access (CELA). If you have additional questions, please contact us.

• Email Inquiries

For information on how to secure permission to reuse Press content, access formats for students with print disabilities, understand Fair Use and Public Domain tenets, or review permissions guidelines for Press authors, we invite you to browse our permissions resources.

• Permissions Resources