This year more than a hundred of editorials published in this academic year will be available to the public. In-house publications, joint publications and other editorials from faculties and departments are a sample of all the content that will be exhibited. It will be also offered a collection of publications of the universities that are part of the Xarxa Vives d’Universitats, as well as a selection of university novelties which are available at La Llibreria de la Universitat.

The presentations organised by the University are the following:

Wednesday 2 May, at 19:30h, at the Sala Museo 1, is expected the act entitled Escritura, género y feminismo. It will present the books Medio ambiente y salud. Mujeres y hombres en un mundo de nuevos riesgos of Carme Valls-Llobet; Género, desde una perspectiva global, of Raewyn Connel and Rebeca Pearse; and Sacred Femininity and the Politics of Affect in African American Women's Fiction, of Vicent Cucarella Ramón.

Interventions by: Carme Valls-Llobet, politician and doctor specialized in medicine with gender perspective; Alicia Puleo, philosopher and director of the collection Feminismos; Arantxa Grau and Almudena Navas, translator of the book Género; Vicent Cucarella, professor of English Studies; and Juan Pérez Moreno, editor of PUV.

Thursday 3 May, at 19:30h, in the Sala Museo 1, will be the moment of news of the Universitat de València: Fenomenología de la experiencia estética, of Mikel Dufrenne; La riqueza invisible del cuidado, of María Ángeles Durán; Iacobi primi instrumenta in archivo sedis Valentinae asservata, preliminary study of Francisco Gimeno. The news of the collection Fuentes Históricas Valencianas are Capbreu de la Confraria d’Òrfenes a Maridar de València (segles XIV-XVII) and Els llibres de Consells de la vila de Castelló I (1374-1383).

Interventions by: Mavi Mestre, principal of the Universitat de València; Romà de la Calle, full university professor of Aesthetic and director of the collection Estética&Crítica; María Ángeles Durán, honorary doctor of the Centre of Human and Social Sciences of CSIC; Vicent Pons, archivist of Cathedral of Valencia and professor of Medieval History and Historiography Science and Techniques; Antoni Furió, director of the collection Fuentes Históricas Valencianas and full university professor of Medieval History and Historiography Science and Techniques.

Friday 4 May, at 19:30h, in the Sala Museo 1, the novelties of the Office of the Vice-principal for Territorial Projection and Participation will be presented. With the titles Músicas populares, sociedad y territorio. Sinergias entre investigación y docencia, of Ana M. Botella and Rosa Isusi-Fagoaga, coords.; Territorio valenciano, territorio runner, of Víctor Agulló, coord.; Cambio laboral y políticas inclusivas, of María Belén Cardona, coord.; and Valencia y su economía: un modelo sostenible es posible, of Amparo Cervera, coord.

Interventions by: Mavi Mestre, principal of the Universitat de València; Jorge Hermosilla, vice-principal for Territorial Projection and Participation; Ana M. Botella, professor of Teaching of Musical, Visual and  Corporal Expression and vice-dean of the Faculty of Teacher Training; Víctor Agulló, professor of Sociology and Social Anthropology; María Belén Cardona, full professor of Labour and Social Security Law and member of Institute of Human Rights; Amparo Cervera, full professor of Marketing and Market Research, co-director of Sustainable Economic Model Chair of Valencia and its environment (Mesval) and director of the Institute of International Economics.