Association of American Publishers

The Association of American Publishers (AAP) is a trade organization representing a wide range of U.S. publishers, including those of books, journals, and educational materials. Founded in 1912, the AAP advocates for the interests of its members by promoting policies that support free expression, copyright protection, and fair trade practices. It also conducts research on industry trends, holds events for professionals, and provides resources to help publishers navigate the evolving market. Overall, the AAP plays a crucial role in shaping the publishing industry's landscape and supporting the growth of publishing businesses.