Scholarly Communication
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Jargon in History Writing Shuts Out the Public
John R. McNeill | May 20, 2019
Our society needs real history more than ever. We need to invite the curious, in true democratic fashion. -
Plan S and the Humanities
Seth Denbo | Mar 11, 2019
Plan S is pushing academic journal publishing to an open access model. But is that good for all scholarship? -
Imagining the Digital Monograph
Seth Denbo | Nov 1, 2018
University presses see possibilities for sustainable academic publishing. -
When a Journal Is a Scam
Debjani Bhattacharyya with Seth Denbo | Sep 17, 2018
I receive a certain kind of email mostly in the wee hours of the morning. Often, when I open my inbo... -
Locked Out
Becky Nicolaides | Aug 6, 2018
How can historians turn out first-rate scholarship without access to commercial databases or university libraries? -
The Story of the Multigraph Collective
Allison Miller | May 1, 2018
The Multigraph Collective, a group of 22 scholars, is behind Interacting with Print, a new book about print culture and... -
Access to Digital Resources
James Grossman | Apr 2, 2018
Historians don’t need laboratories. For years, this truism was one way we distinguished ourselves fr... -
Townhouse Notes
Allison Miller | Dec 1, 2017
A friend sent a slightly panicked text after she’d gotten her copyedited manuscript back from the un... -
On Alternative Facts
Robert Blackey | Oct 1, 2017
To the editor:As someone who has been active and has published in the field of history teaching and ... -
Documenting Foreign Relations: Office of the Historian Releases Records on Iran, the Cold War, and More
Zoë Jackson | Oct 1, 2017
In January 1977, the American Embassy in Warsaw hosted a screening of One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nes...
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