Global Localities is an academic press built on a double vision. We think globally but stay grounded in the context and perspective of the small cultures that give those terms meaning. We are dedicated to holding both ideas simultaneously. We publish work across disciplines and regions grounded in lived context, shaped by local knowledge, and attentive to how ideas travel, shift, and take hold. We seek voices rooted in place and research that traces the connections that form between and within communities.
The press publishes books that adopt the double vision of global and local in their focus from the beginning or emerging from their argument. We will also publish special issues and conference proceedings on a wide range of topics of both global and local importance.
An Imprint of Global Localities is "Pinery Pointe Press,"publishing children's books for middle graders (ages 8-12) and young adults (ages 12-17). Authors should be Canadian citizens, situate their work in some locale or locales of Canada, and ideally address topics of animals and our environment, especially the interaction between human and nature.
