Books published per country per year

This page lists the number of book titles published per country per year from various sources. According to UNESCO, this is an important index of standard of living, education, and of a country's self-awareness.[1]

List of countries

In descending order of number of new titles per year, as of the latest year available, sometimes "new titles and editions"

Rank Country Year Titles Notes References
1  China 2013 440,000 New titles and re-editions [2]
2  United States 2013 304,912 New titles and re-editions [2]
3  United Kingdom 2011 184,000 New and revised [3]
4  Japan 2017 139,078 New titles and re-editions [4]
5  Russia 2013 101,981 120,512 total [5]
6  Germany 2013 93,600 New [6]
7  India 2013 90,000 total: revised editions not included; 26% in Hindi, 24% in English, and the rest in other Indian languages [7][8]
8  Indonesia 2018 89,000+ This figure consists of titles listed in book store records and assigned ISBNs. [9][10]
9  France 2016 77,986 New titles [11]
10  Iran 2014 72,871 1 January 2012 to 15 October 2012; 53,958 total [12][13]
11  Turkey 2019 75,667 New titles and re-editions ("Derlenen Kitap Sayısı") [14]
12  South Korea 2018 63,476 New [15]
13  Italy 2013 61,966 New [16]
14  Brazil 2012 57,473 [17]
15  Spain 2011 44,000 74,244 total [3][18]
16  Australia 2014 28,234 [19]
17  Taiwan 2010 28,084 43,258 total [20]
18  Argentina 2014 28,010 New [21]
19  Vietnam 2009 24,589 [22]
20  Poland 2015 21,130 34,920 total [23]
21  Canada 1996 19,900 [24]
22  Czech Republic 2011 18,985 [25]
23  Colombia 2017 17,066 18,508 total [26]
24  Netherlands 2014 16,502 Only physical Dutch new titles [27]
25  Malaysia 2015 15,354 Declined since 2013 at 19,987 [28]
26  Romania 2008 14,984 [29]
27  Serbia 2016 14,833 [30]
28  Ukraine 2004 14,790 [31]
29  Hong Kong 2005 14,603 [32]
30  Belgium 1991 13,913 [33]
31  Finland 2006 13,656 [34]
32  Thailand 2009 13,607 [22]
33  Belarus 2009 12,885 [35]
34  Denmark 1996 12,352 [33]
35   Switzerland 2001 12,156 [36]
36  Singapore 2007 12,000+ [37]
37  Hungary 2012 11,645 [38]
38  Norway 2015 10,204 [39]
39  Bulgaria 2017 10,068 [40]
40  Slovakia 2006 9,400 [41]
41  Egypt 2000 9,022 [42]
42  Israel 2013 8,411 [43]
43  Austria 1996 8,056 [33]
44  Portugal 1996 7,868 [33]
45  Mexico 2012 7,521 23,948 total [44]
46  Greece 2002 6,826 [45]
47  Chile 2012 5,641 6,045 total [46]
48  South Africa 1995 5,418 [47]
49  Sri Lanka 1996 4,115 [48]
50  Peru 2006 4,101 [49]
51  Sweden 2010 4,074 30,857 total [50]
52  Algeria 2008 3,955 [51]
53  Estonia 2017 3,916 [52]
54  Saudi Arabia 2014 2,387 [53]
55  Pakistan 2012 3,811 Total; 2,943 in Urdu and 868 in English [54]
56  Lebanon 2005 3,686 [55]
57  Morocco 2018/2019 3677 [56]
58  Myanmar 1993 3,660 [48]
59  New Zealand 2003 3,600 [57]
60  Ecuador 2010 2,854 4,164 total [58]
61  Afghanistan 1990 2,795 [48]
62  Venezuela 2003 2,061 [36]
63  Luxembourg 2001 2,000 [36]
64  Latvia 1996 1,965 [33]
65  Philippines 1996 1,507 [48]
66  Cuba 2003 1,488 [36]
67  Iceland 2014 1,402 [59]
68  Costa Rica 2003 1,315 [36]
69  Nigeria 1991 1,314 [47]
70  Kazakhstan 1996 1,226 [48]
71  Syria 2004 1,138 [60]
72  Uzbekistan 1996 1,003 [48]
73  Eritrea 2015 970 [47]
74  Cyprus 1996 930 [48]
75  Tunisia 1996 720 [47]
76  Dominican Republic 2003 705 [36]
77  Uruguay 2003 605 [36]
78  Bolivia 2003 584 [36]
79  Georgia 1996 581 [48]
80  Azerbaijan 1996 542 [48]
81  Jordan 1996 511 [48]
82  Panama 2003 506 [36]
83  Turkmenistan 1994 450 [48]
84  Guatemala 2003 446 [36]
85  Kyrgyzstan 1998 420 [48]
86  Malta 1995 404 [33]
87  Fiji 1994 401 [61]
88  Armenia 1996 396 [48]
89  Paraguay 2003 390 [36]
89  Albania 1991 390 [33]
90  Nicaragua 2003 306 [36]
91  Kenya 1994 300 [47]
92  United Arab Emirates 1993 293 [48]
93  Honduras 2003 290 [36]
94  Uganda 1996 288 [47]
95  Mongolia 1992 285 [48]
96  El Salvador 2003 250 [36]
97  Ethiopia 1991 240 [47]
98  Zimbabwe 1992 232 [47]
99   Vatican City 1996 228 [33]
100  Qatar 1996 209 [48]
101  Kuwait 1992 196 [48]
102  Tanzania 1990 172 [47]
103  Botswana 1991 158 [47]
104  Tajikistan 1996 132 [48]
105  Papua New Guinea 1991 122 [61]
106  Madagascar 1996 119 [47]
107  Malawi 1996 117 [47]
108  Palestine 1996 114 [48]
109  Namibia 1990 106 [47]
111  Brunei 2009 91 [22]
112  Laos 1995 88 [48]
113  Benin 1994 84 [47]
114  Mauritius 1996 80 [47]
—  Réunion 1992 69 [47]
115  Democratic Republic of the Congo 1992 64 [47]
116  Andorra 1994 57 [33]
117  Suriname 1996 47 [24]
118  Guyana 1996 42 [24]
119  Monaco 1990 41 [33]
120  Bahrain 1996 40 [48]
121  Ghana 1992 28 [47]
122  Libya 1994 26 [47]
123  Angola 1995 22 [47]
124  Mali 1995 14 [47]
125  Gambia 1996 14 [47]
126  Burkina Faso 1996 12 [47]
127  Oman 1996 7 [48]

TOTAL: approximately 2,210,000

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Further reading
  • Wresch, William. Have and Have-Nots in the Information Age. Rutgers University Press, 1996. ISBN 0-8135-2370-2
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