Publishing Perspectives - Sharjah: What Happens When Rulers Take Reading Seriously

Sharjah: What Happens When Rulers Take Reading Seriously Is there an argument to be made in favor of state intervention in the book trade? If the growth of the book trade in Sharjah is any evidence, the answer is yes. Read more »
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A True Princess of the Publishing Industry Sheikha Bodour Al Qasimi founded the Emirates Publishers Association and pushed for it to become a full member of the IPA. Here, she explains it was so important. Read more »
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