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Categories
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All Series
- Advances in Cell Signaling and Diseases
- Advances in the History of Magic, Witchcraft, and Religion
- Applied Ethics: From Bioethics to Environmental Ethics
- Archaeology of Crime
- Barbarian Conversion in the Medieval Baltic and Beyond (c. 900-1400)
- Criminal Justice and Philosophy
- Cultures and Heritages
- Engineering and Industry
- History and Art
- Perspectives in Bioethics
- Picturing the Middle Ages and Early Modernity
- Philosophical Journal of Conflict and Violence (PJCV)
- Philosophy, Communication, Media Sciences
- Polemos kai Stasis - Philosophy and Violence
- Rewriting Equestrian History
- Sylloge – Library of Late Antique and Byzantine Studies
- History Books
- Philosophy, ethics, communication books
- Exact Sciences
- Trivent Medieval
- Trivent Violence & Conflict
- Trivent Ethics in Science & Technology
- Philosophical Journal of Conflict and Violence (PJCV)
- Trivent Libri
- Upcoming titles
- About us
- Publish with us
- Resources
- Trivent Conferences
- Contact us
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We also have offices in Romania which work closely with the office in Budapest on both publications and event management. Having an office in Romania is a great means of producing our titles at lower costs and thus selling them at lower costs compared to the general book market.
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Trivent Publishing Hungary (Headquarters)
Etele út 59-61
H-1119 Budapest, Hungary
Tel./Fax: +36 1 371 1333
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Alexandru Gavra 6
310091 Arad, Romania
Tel.: +40 740 038 984
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