Bouden House

Bouden House (博登书屋) is a publishing house based in New York City, New York, United States. According to its official website and Wikipedia entries, it is dedicated to publishing academic and literary works in both Chinese and English that cover contemporary politics, economics, arts and literature, as well as culture, history, and philosophy concerning China and the world. The press describes itself as a Chinese-language literary publisher in New York, writing about diaspora and return, and dedicated to people living between two lands. The publisher's catalogue is reported to include nearly three hundred Chinese-language titles, organized into series such as a library of contemporary Chinese-language thinkers, oral history, and literary translation. Its editorial focus spans current affairs, economics, arts and letters, and the humanities, with a particular emphasis on works that bridge Chinese and global perspectives. Bouden House operates as a private, independent press. It is not known to be a subsidiary of a larger media group, and no parent company or owner is identified in the available evidence. Its primary market is the Chinese-reading public in the United States and internationally, and it publishes in both Chinese and English. Because the press is relatively small and independent, detailed public information about its founding year, founders, and corporate structure is limited. The available evidence comes from its official website, Wikidata, and Wikipedia entries in English and Chinese, which consistently describe it as a New York-based publisher of Chinese and English works on China and the world.

Bouden House is a publishing house based in New York City, New York, United States. It is dedicated to publishing academic and literary works in both Chinese and English that cover contemporary politics, economics, arts and literature, as well as culture, history, and philosophy concerning China and the world. The press describes itself as a Chinese-language literary publisher in New York, writing about diaspora and return, and dedicated to people living between two lands. Its catalogue is reported to include nearly three hundred Chinese-language titles, organized into series such as a library of contemporary Chinese-language thinkers, oral history, and literary translation. The editorial program spans current affairs, economics, arts and letters, and the humanities, with a particular emphasis on works that bridge Chinese and global perspectives. Bouden House operates as a private, independent press. It is not known to be a subsidiary of a larger media group, and no parent company or owner is identified in the available evidence. Its primary market is the Chinese-reading public in the United States and internationally, and it publishes in both Chinese and English. Because the press is relatively small and independent, detailed public information about its founding year, founders, and corporate structure is limited. The available evidence comes from its official website, Wikidata, and Wikipedia entries in English and Chinese, which consistently describe it as a New York-based publisher of Chinese and English works on China and the world.

Independent New York-based publisher of Chinese and English academic and literary works on China and the world, with a focus on diaspora and cross-cultural perspectives.

• 当代华语世界思想者文库

  A series of works by contemporary Chinese-language thinkers.

• Oral history series

  Oral history publications.

• Literary translation series

  Literary translation publications.

1. 1博登书屋 Bouden House · 纽约华文文学出版社boudenhouse.org
2. 2Bouden Housewikidata.org
3. 3Bouden Houseen.wikipedia.org
4. 4博登书屋zh.wikipedia.org