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Over the years, Wiley has weathered boom and bust alike. While the 1920s U.S. economy roared and the 1930s economy went bust, it had little impact on Wiley or the growing demand for useful knowledge. Wiley first posted $1 million in sales in the year of the Great Crash, $2 million by the time of Pearl Harbor, and over $5 million by the time the GIs came home and—courtesy of Uncle Sam—headed off to college, where they read our textbooks.
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Wiley Turns 200 Years Old in 2007

Wiley Offices, New York circa 1880
Wiley Offices, New York circa 1880

Founded in 1807, during the presidency of Thomas Jefferson, Wiley has been a vital source of information and understanding for generations of learners. For two centuries, Wiley has endeavored to teach, inform, and enlighten. Our history is intertwined with the advance of publishing, the evolution of modern science, a country’s hunger for knowledge, and the growth of a global community.

Today, as bold new technologies are changing the way we live and learn, Wiley is providing scientists, professionals, students, teachers, entrepreneurs, and life-long learners with more access to more content than ever before.

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Learn about our history, our people, and our passion for publishing.

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