You have /5 articles left. Sign up for a free account or log in. This groundbreaking interface, says author Shahzad Bashir, Aga Khan Professor of Islamic Humanities ...

“Publish or perish” used to apply purely to faculty members, but in recent years it also has turned into a question facing academic presses — one that has particular relevance for graduate students ...

Nobody ever published scholarly monographs in the humanities and social sciences to get rich. But these days the question is how publishers can afford to produce them at all, especially as the main ...

A new book by Fordham marketing professor Albert N. Greco, titled Scholarly Publishing in the Humanities, 2000–2024: Marketing and Communications Challenges and Opportunities, raises important ...

In his monograph, Pragmatic Realism, Religious Truth, and Antitheodicy, which is published in open access by Helsinki University Press, Sami Pihlström examines suffering and the meaning or ...

Book publishing is often distilled to a single, romanticized alliance: the relationship between author and editor. Think Wolfe and Perkins. Plath and Hughes (although “author/editor” is too narrow a ...

Scholarly monographs, long the gold standard for scholars in the humanities and social sciences, have been in a downward spiral for some time. But might a promising London-based open access initiative ...

'While there is no one-size-fits-all solution, this generous award from Arcadia will allow us to develop and test a flexible OA sustainability model that can then be adapted to the needs of our peers.

Can a group of libraries help to pioneer a new path in academic publishing? That’s the hope of library directors from the Oberlin Group, an organization comprising 80 top liberal arts colleges, which ...