Add to ORKGIn response to the changing landscape of academic publishing, this special issue called for poetic engagements with questions of scholarly interest. In putting together this issue, we sought to showcase without evisceration the complex roles that documents play in human life
The last thirty years have been a period of marked crisis and promise in the world of scholarly publ...
This essay draws on scholarly and public-policy literature, along with personal experience, to exami...
Academic journals perform a double role. On the one hand they represent a particular field or area o...
As part of an ongoing series of campus conversations about open access and scholarly publishing issu...
When entities are placed into adjacency, it’s often unsurprising that curious resonances are set up,...
Why do we publish anthropology? Do we publish to communicate our ideas, or to move up the ranks of a...
This pamphlet explores ways in which to engage scholars to further elaborate the poethics of their s...
Scholarly publishing, and scholarly communication more generally, are based on patterns established ...
This paper studies new publication models to maximize the access to scholarly results from the point...
Active academics whose careers span several decades have witnessed a changing landscape for dissemin...
2021. Mark Turin. “From Orality to Open: Innovations in Multimedia Monograph Publishing in the Human...
This volume seeks to understand the limits of disciplinary structures in the context of broader conc...
For more than two decades visionary university administrators and librarians have urged the scholarl...
An editorial framing the author\u27s perspective on book reviews as a form of scholarly communicatio...
Archives are sites of exploration and discovery for all kinds of practices. They are also reinforced...
The last thirty years have been a period of marked crisis and promise in the world of scholarly publ...
This essay draws on scholarly and public-policy literature, along with personal experience, to exami...
Academic journals perform a double role. On the one hand they represent a particular field or area o...
As part of an ongoing series of campus conversations about open access and scholarly publishing issu...
When entities are placed into adjacency, it’s often unsurprising that curious resonances are set up,...
Why do we publish anthropology? Do we publish to communicate our ideas, or to move up the ranks of a...
This pamphlet explores ways in which to engage scholars to further elaborate the poethics of their s...
Scholarly publishing, and scholarly communication more generally, are based on patterns established ...
This paper studies new publication models to maximize the access to scholarly results from the point...
Active academics whose careers span several decades have witnessed a changing landscape for dissemin...
2021. Mark Turin. “From Orality to Open: Innovations in Multimedia Monograph Publishing in the Human...
This volume seeks to understand the limits of disciplinary structures in the context of broader conc...
For more than two decades visionary university administrators and librarians have urged the scholarl...
An editorial framing the author\u27s perspective on book reviews as a form of scholarly communicatio...
Archives are sites of exploration and discovery for all kinds of practices. They are also reinforced...
The last thirty years have been a period of marked crisis and promise in the world of scholarly publ...
This essay draws on scholarly and public-policy literature, along with personal experience, to exami...
Academic journals perform a double role. On the one hand they represent a particular field or area o...