Hermann is a French publishing house founded in 1876, with a catalogue spanning a wide range of fields of knowledge. Its books cover the humanities, philosophy and religion, languages and literature, the arts, social sciences, science and technology, and law, economics and politics. The publisher also organises its titles into collections and presents new releases and forthcoming books, featuring work by authors such as Nidesh Lawtoo, Pierre Musso and Jacquy Chemouni. Recent and upcoming subjects include political thought, translation, literature, education, art and sustainable economics, reflecting the breadth of Hermann’s publishing programme.

Alongside its books, Hermann publishes Hauteur de vue, an online magazine offering analysis and coverage of current affairs, economics, culture and science. Its website provides access to the catalogue, information about the publishing house and its history, an e-bookstore, and a dedicated space for authors. Readers can subscribe to a newsletter for updates on monthly publications, magazine news and upcoming events. Based in Paris, Hermann connects readers with scholarly and cultural work across disciplines.