The University of Iceland Press publishes books on all aspects of Icelandic society; from medieval sagas to the modern ethical debates concerning whaling. The Press also publishes scholarly monographs by Icelandic scholars, and conferences which have taken place in Iceland or have an Icelandic connection. All the books are produced to the extremely high quality one would expect in a country with one of the highest rates of literacy and largest proportion of book buyers in the world.
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The University of Iceland Press publishes books on all aspects of Icelandic society; from medieval sagas to the modern ethical debates concerning whaling. The Press also publishes scholarly monographs by Icelandic scholars, and conferences which have taken place in Iceland or have an Icelandic connection. All the books are produced to the extremely high quality one would expect in a country with one of the highest rates of literacy and largest proportion of book buyers in the world. 
