New Policy & Some Notes on Privacy (the right to be left alone)

Privacy is the right to be left alone. Your privacy, as a customer or author or colleague, is vitally important here at Berkshire Publishing, and this page sets out Berkshire’s new Privacy Policy revised as of 25 May 2018. (Yes, that’s the date that the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation came into force.) We have long made it a rule that we will not sell, rent, or give your name or address to anyone. It has always been easy to use the links at the bottom of our emails to unsubscribe to any (or all) of our mailings.

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Your Options: Berkshire’s Privacy Policy

Our Privacy Policy, which explains how we protect and manage personal contact data, can be found by clicking here. Questions? Drop a line directly to the CEO, Karen Christensen: karen@berkshirepublishing.com.

About the Author: Karen Christensen

Karen Christensen is an entrepreneur, environmentalist, and occasional scholar who also writes about how women gain and wield power. She is the owner and CEO of Berkshire Publishing Group, a research associate of the Fairbank Center at Harvard, a member of the National Committee on US-China Relations, and founder of the Train Campaign. She was a trustee of the University of Pennsylvania’s Penn Press, Read Karen’s occasional dispatches from the frontlines of international publishing at Karen's Letter on Substack, and follow her on Twitter etc @karenchristenze.