The mission of the MCAA?s Book Publishing activity is to make available books and other publications related to topics relevant to research... Read more

Le Cormier Editions was founded in Brussels in 1949 by Fernand Verhesen (1913-2009). Poet, essayist and translator, Verhesen was also a grea... Read more

Etopia is a Namur-based community centre and a political ecology research facility. Our think tank was founded in 2004 and gathers ecologica... Read more

The Centre d'Action Laïque - CAL (Centre for Secular Action) publishes : - The collection Liberté j'écris ton nom (Freedom I write your... Read more

These publications are sold by the ‘Stiftung Gralsbotschaft’, a non-profit organisation without religious ties. It was founded in 1951 o... Read more

Since 1985, our theoretical plastic arts review La Part de l'oeil has kept up with the latest research and investigation concerning the esse... Read more

CIPA was founded in 1965. The main aim of CIPA was to study a language as an oral phenomenon, in order to promote teaching languages and mul... Read more

CEP - Créations-Europe-Perspectives Editions is a publishing house which was founded in 2014, the city of origin of the two founders and di... Read more

A key player in the fields of publishing, training and digital solutions, Larcier-Intersentia offers a comprehensive response to the needs o... Read more

The publishing house of the CIVA  (Centre International pour la Ville et l'Architecture et le Paysage) specialises in architecture – Belg... Read more

The publishing house of the CIVA  (Centre International pour la Ville et l'Architecture et le Paysage) specialises in architecture – Belgian and international –in urban and rural settings. It offers – on its own or as part of a co-publication, in one or several languages – beautiful books dedicated to contemporary and emerging architecture but also the great figures of the 20th century, as well as exhibition catalogues. CIVA Editions are also developing several collections, one of which, ‘Ville et architecture’, highlights the architectural heritage of cities such as Riga, Lviv, Krakow, Brussels and its engineering heritage, and more recently, Kinshasa. The CIVA also wants to reflect the variety of contemporary practices within the field of architecture in the Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles (the Jeunes Architectures collection).