ISD is pleased to welcome Regions in Flux to our growing community of scholarly publishers.

Regions in Flux is dedicated to documenting and promoting some of Egypt’s lesser-known archaeological and heritage sites, with a particular focus on the Christian and Islamic heritage of Middle Egypt and the Western Desert. Through ongoing research and documentation, the project brings greater attention to historically significant sites that have often remained outside mainstream archaeological and heritage studies.

By making this material more widely accessible, Regions in Flux provides valuable resources for researchers, heritage professionals, students, and anyone interested in Egypt’s rich cultural history. The project combines field documentation, archival research, and landscape analysis to encourage new perspectives on Egypt’s diverse archaeological heritage while supporting future scholarship and heritage preservation.

ISD is delighted to support Regions in Flux by providing sales, marketing, distribution, and customer service throughout North America. We look forward to helping bring these important publications to libraries, booksellers, and readers across the region.

Learn more about Regions in Flux and explore their publications on their publisher page.

ISD is pleased to announce a new print and digital distribution partnership with The Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi Society (MIAS), a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the study and understanding of the writings of the influential Sufi philosopher and mystic Muhyiddin Ibn Arabi (1165–1240).

Founded in 1977, MIAS supports scholarship and public engagement through publications, educational resources, and events. The Society is represented by nonprofit organizations in Oxford, England, and Berkeley, California, and collaborates with affiliated societies in Spain and Australia.

Among the titles joining ISD’s distribution program is Fusus al-hikam, Ibn Arabi’s most renowned work, presented in a four-volume English edition featuring Ismail Hakki Bursevi’s seventeenth-century Ottoman Turkish translation and commentary. The edition provides scholars and readers with access to one of the foundational texts of Islamic mysticism and philosophy.

ISD is proud to support MIAS in expanding access to these important works for scholars, libraries, and readers worldwide. ISD will represent MIAS in North America while ISD International will represent the organization in the rest of the world.