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New blog post!
New Open Access Funded Books for 2026
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Check out these Open Access titles - coming soon from Multilingual Matters!
* Learning Abun-dance Through Mutupo
* Components of Language Proficiency
* Multilingual Education in Sweden
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Get these books on TBLT with 30% off!
* A Framework for Task-Based Learning and Teaching by Jane Willis, Paul Leeming and Justin Harris
* Issues in Task-Based Language Teaching by Rod Ellis
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tawona ganyamatopé sitholé introduces his new Open Access book "Learning Abun-dance Through Mutupo: A Script for Intercultural Mutualising".
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New blog post!
Collaborating with Knowledge Unlatched: A New Pathway to Open Access
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This #OAWeek we wanted to share that our books are now available on OAPEN!
OAPEN is a not-for-profit global digital library for OA, peer reviewed scholarly books, making our OA books more discoverable and easier for librarians to integrate into their library’s systems.
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In August we published "Including Non-Dominant Languages in Educational Policy Change" Open Access, wholly funded by our CVP/MM Open Access Fund.
In this video Carol Benson, co-editor with Kimmo Kosonen, explains why OA was so important for their book.
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Find out more about our Open Access Fund on our website: multilingual-matters.com/pag…







