Imprints
- AltaMira Press (acquired 1999 from SAGE Publications)
- Bernan Press (acquired 2008)
- Cowley Publications (acquired 2007 from the Society of St. John the Evangelist.)
- Government Institutes (acquired 2004)
- Ivan R. Dee, Publisher (acquired 1998)
- Jason Aronson (acquired 2003)
- Lexington Books (acquired 1998)
- Rowman & Littlefield Education (formerly Technomic Books, acquired 1999)
- Rowman & Littlefield (acquired 1988 by UPA)
- Philip Turner Books (founded 2009)
- Scarecrow Press (acquired 1995)
- Taylor Trade (acquired 2001)
- Bridge Works (acquired 2000)
- Cooper Square Press (founded 1961 by Rowman & Littlefield, acquired 1988 by UPA)
- The Derrydale Press (acquired 1999)
- Madison Books (founded 1985 by UPA)
- M. Evans (acquired 2005)
- Roberts Rinehart (acquired 2000)
- Sheed & Ward (founded in the 1920s in London by Frank Sheed and his wife, Maisie Ward, both prominent in the Catholic Action movement; acquired 2002 from the Priests of the Sacred Heart)
- SR Books (acquired 2004 from Scholarly Resources, Inc., of Wilmington, Delaware)
- Hamilton Books (founded 2003)
- University Press of America (founded 1975)
- Sundance Publishing (acquired 2008 from Haights Cross)
- Newbridge Educational Publishing (acquired 2008 from Haights Cross)
- The World Today Series (acquired 2011 from Stryker-Post Publications)
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