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ROUTLEDGE (PART OF TAYLOR & FRANCIS GROUP)

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Routledge is a leading book publisher that advances human progress through scientific knowledge. The firm offers academic books for scientists, lecturers, and professionals. Routledge has specialized in innovative, peer-reviewed research in the areas of Education, Environmental Sciences, Behavioral Sciences, Humanities, and Social Sciences. The books cover various topic areas such as Gaming, Data Analysis, and Parenting Books. Routledge also offers a wide range of classics. The firm was founded when it was part of the Taylor & Francis Group, but the exact founding year is not specified. Routledge has more than 100 years of experience in academic publishing.

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