On Tuesday, Bloomsbury restructured its Academic division, following the acquisition of Roman & Littlefield in May, integrating editorial, marketing, and sales teams “alongside a streamlined approach to branding.” According to a spokesperson for the company, a “small number” of positions in the division were cut. At the time of the R&L acquisition, Bloomsbury said it brought over 115 new employees to the company. The spokesperson said, “The purpose of the new structure is to co-ordinate our global publishing strategy with integrated US and UK editorial teams organized around subject and product expertise, scalability to match both the new size of …