MINNEAPOLIS, USA. November 17, 2020 – East View Press, the journal and book publishing division of East View Information Services, announces the launch of a new website to better serve researchers and others interested in major international and public policy questions, especially as they relate to the geographic areas of the former Soviet Union and China.

The new eastviewpress.com website features six periodicals and a catalog of carefully selected books dealing with foreign policy, international security, Slavic and Sino studies, and geography and mapping.

New features of the website include:

• Global content search, as well as detailed browsing capabilities by region and topics such as arms control, military strategy, international affairs, philosophy and more.
• Purchase books and journals in a variety of formats such as print, online, and e-book, for maximum reading flexibility.
• A fast and easy checkout process for e-books that instantly delivers files for import into a variety of mobile reading devices (.epub and .mobi formats).
• Featured Content section for journals delivers a rich and growing library on current and historical affairs that can be searched or filtered by topic, journal title or year published.
• Featured Content articles serve as a gateway to the East View On Demand platform, where users can easily access and purchase historical articles and issues from East View Press publications as well as other East View Information Services digital archives.

“The new East View Press website allows us to deliver rich and historical content from our long-standing periodicals and multiple books, while the easy-to-use, mobile-friendly interface allows users to quickly browse and discover this critical information,” says Kent D. Lee, President and Chief Executive Officer. “The new site also provides a convenient portal to the new East View On Demand website, where users can continue to browse and search millions of individual articles and issues from the digital archives of East View Press publications and other East View Information Services resources.”