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• Erasmus at LundOnline 2026

  Publié le 19/10/2026

  Last week, our sales manager Joleen attended LundOnline 2026 in Lund (14–16 October), representing Erasmus Boekhandel at one of the key forums for scholarly communication in the Nordic region.

  LundOnline is a biennial conference organised by the Department of Scholarly Communication at Lund University Library, bringing together academic librarians, publishers and other stakeholders to discuss developments and challenges in academic publishing. This year’s programme covered open access and sustainability, national consortium strategies, AI in scholarly publishing, and the implications of CoARA for research evaluation. These are all topics that sit at the heart of how academic libraries are evolving as collections and procurement change.

  It was a valuable few days of conversations with librarians from across the Nordic region. If you’d like to continue the conversation, don’t hesitate to get in touch.

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• Torrossa Digital Library surpasses 750 publishers

  Publié le 23/07/2026

  Erasmus Boekhandel, in partnership with Casalini Libri, announces that the Torrossa Digital Library now includes ebooks and ejournals from more than 750 publishers across Europe and beyond.

  The publisher list reads like a map of scholarly publishing itself: long-established university presses such as Oxford University Press, Princeton University Press and Il Mulino sit alongside major international houses like De Gruyter, Bloomsbury, Wiley, and Brepols, and specialist imprints covering everything from classical archaeology to contemporary art history. French, Spanish, German, Italian and Dutch publishers all have a strong presence, including L'Harmattan, Franco Angeli and Duncker & Humblot to name a few.

  The 750-publisher mark reflects sustained growth for the platform, with new publishers added on an ongoing basis across the humanities, law, social sciences and the arts. For research libraries and institutions building or expanding collections, it marks Torrossa's continued emergence as a significant resource for academic publishing.

  Explore the full catalogue at content.torrossa.com.

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• Erasmus recognized for its role in joint efforts to exclude books from the EUDR

  Publié le 12/12/2025

  Erasmus Boekhandel has been recognized by the Koninklijke Boekverkopersbond (KBb) for its significant collaborative role, alongside KBb, the European and International Booksellers Federation (EIBF), LIBER, and other organizations, in successfully ensuring that books were exempted from the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR).
  https://www.boekbond.nl/goed-nieuws-boeken-uitgesloten-van-de-eudr-ontbossingswet/

  Through coordinated national and European advocacy, we highlighted that books and other printed materials pose no deforestation risk due to their reliance on certified, recycled or sustainably sourced paper. Our joint lobbying helped convince the European Parliament, the European Commission and the Council that including finished printed products in the EUDR would disproportionately burden the book sector, threaten supply chains, and limit citizens’ access to knowledge and culture.

  The collective efforts contributed to the EU’s decision in December 2025 to formally exclude books and other printed materials from the scope of the regulation. This outcome safeguards cultural diversity, academic access and the free circulation of books across Europe.

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