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July 2019 issue now online
Volume 32 No 3 July 2019
| EDITORIAL: What did early career researchers ever do for us? |
Pippa Smart, Editor in Chief, Learned Publishing |
| RESEARCH ARTICLE: How research data is cited in scholarly literature: A case study of HINTS |
JungWon Yoon, University of South Florida, USA, EunKyung Chung, Ewha Womans University, South Korea, Jae Yun Lee, Myungji University, South Korea and Jihyun Kim, Ewha Womans University, South Korea |
| RESEARCH ARTICLE: Journals removed from DOAJ appearing within SCImago's ranks: A study of excluded journals |
Li Sun, The State University of New Jersey, USA |
| RESEARCH ARTICLE: A conceptual peer review model for arXiv and other preprint databases |
LingFeng Wang and YaQing Zhan, University of Electronic Technology, China |
| RESEARCH ARTICLE: How can a questionable journal be identified: Frameworks and checklists |
Tove Faber Frandsen, University of Southern Denmark, Denmark |
| RESEARCH ARTICLE: Open access journal publishing in the Nordic countries |
Bo-Christer Björk, Hanken School of Economics,Finland |
| RESEARCH ARTICLE: So, are early career researchers the harbingers of change? |
David Nicholas, David Clark, Anthony Watkinson and Eti Herman CIBER Research Ltd, Cherifa Boukacem-Zeghmouri, Université de Lyon, France, Blanca Rodriguez-Bravo, Universidad de Leon, Spain, Jie Xu, Wuhan University School of Information Management, China, Abdullah Abrizah, University of Malaya, KL, Malaysia, Marzena Świgoń, Uniwersytet Warminsko‐Mazurski, Poland |
| RESEARCH ARTICLE: On the skewness of journal self‐citations and publisher self‐citations: Cues for discussion from a case study |
Sergio Copiello, University of Venice, Italy |
| RESEARCH ARTICLE: Linguistic differences between well‐established and predatory journals: a keyword analysis of two journals in political science |
Josep Soler and Ying Wang, Stockholm University, Sweden |
| RESEARCH ARTICLE: ‘The constant rejections hurt’: Skills and personal attributes needed to successfully complete a thesis by publication |
Margaret K. Merga and Julia E. Morris Edith Cowan University, Australia and Shannon Mason, Nagasaki University, Japan |
| REVIEW: Turning FAIR into reality: Review |
Tom Hill, Copyright Licensing NZ, New Zealand |
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Promotion and dissemination of academic works has been a core publisher function for the last several hundred years of scholarly communications. As discussed in a recent Learned Publishing white paper, publishers are under more pressure than ever to reach readers beyond the traditional confines of journals and faculty tenure cycles. Read more about what Learned Publishing authors have been saying on the Reach & Impact of Research Articles Beyond the Academy
Occasional special issues are also produced including: Peer Review (January 2016), University Press Redux (October 2016 and September 2018), Discoverability (January 2017), Accessibility (January 2018) and Question Everything: the future of scholarly publishing (January 2019). Coming up in the January 2020 issue is The Future of Scholarly Publishing (call for papers here)
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Editorial Board and Associate Editors
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Editor-in-Chief: Pippa Smart editor@alpsp.org
North American Editor: Lettie Conrad US-editor@alpsp.org
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Associate Editors
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Anthony Cond, Liverpool University Press, UK
Jenny Neophytou, Wiley, UK
Andrew Plume, Elsevier, UK
Adrian Stanley, Digital Science, USA |
| Early Career Editor |
Megan Ainsworth, Liverpool University Press, UK |
| Statistical Editors |
Kornelia Junge, Wiley, Germany
Xiaofeng Wang, Chinese Laser Press, China |
| Reviews Editors |
Tom Hill, Copyright Licensing New Zealand, NZ
Rachel Kessler, ProQuest, USA |
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Editorial Board
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Rick Anderson, SSP, and Assoc Dean, Marriott Library, University of Utah USA
Peter Ashman, The BMJ, UK
Casey Busher, bepress, USA
Todd Carpenter, NISO, USA
Chris Graf, Wiley, UK
Sun Huh, Hallym University and Korean Council of Science Editors, South Korea
Phill Jones, Double L Digital, UK
Bill Kasdorf, Kasdorf & Associates, USA
Rachael Lammey, Crossref, UK
Judy Luther, Informed Strategies, USA
Monica McCormick, University of Delaware Library and Press, USA
Vivek Mehra, SAGE India, MD India
Charlie Rapple, Kudos, UK
Shengli Ren, NSFC, China
Wayne Sime (ALPSP) Chief Executive ALPSP, UK
Andrew Stammer, CSIRO, Australia
Anne Stone, TBI Communications, USA
Helen (YH) Zhang, Zhejiang University Press, China |
