Rogue Scholar Beiträge

language
Englisch
Veröffentlicht in the modern peer
Autor The Open Fox

History holds many lessons that we repeatedly ignore. One such lesson is about the concentration of power. When power concentrates around infrastructure that everyone depends on, accountability erodes and abuse becomes inevitable. In post-Soviet Russia, oil and gas barons emerged by embedding themselves so deeply into the nation’s energy systems that economic and political life became inseparable from their interests.

Diamond Open AccessOpen Access In Der PraxisOpen Access TransformationZeitschriften
Veröffentlicht in Open Access Network
Autoren Volker Köhler, Andrea Perthen

Die Neue Politische Literatur (NPL), eine Fachzeitschrift für geschichts- und politikwissenschaftliche Rezensionen, ist nach sieben Jahrzehnten ihres Bestehens zum Diamond-Open-Access-Modell (DOA) gewechselt. Was sind unsere Beweggründe hierfür? Wie ging der „Flip“ vonstatten? Wie blicken wir in die Zukunft? Eine Zeitschrift mit langer Geschichte Die Wurzeln der „Neuen Politischen Literatur“ (NPL) liegen in den 1950er Jahren.

Sin CategoríaSpanisch
Veröffentlicht in BLOG ATARRAYA
Autor Atarraya

Daniel Robles Lizano, DR © Alto relieve en colofonía (resina de pino) México, 2019 Redes del artista https://www.daniel-robles.com Esta es una reproducción digital, con fines de divulgación, de una obra original, todos los derechos de autor y reproducción están reservados por el artista.

Thought PiecesEnglisch

The rise of open research information resources is transforming the way we track, analyse and study research systems. Increasingly, sources like OpenAIRE, OpenAlex, Crossref, DataCite, ORCID, ROR and others are being used as the basis for making decisions, designing interventions and understanding progress in the science system.

Lab LifeResearchEnglisch

Scholarly blogs enable researchers to communicate their research results and research-related topics quickly and openly, initiate discussions and promote dialogue among colleagues and also between scholars and society. However, compared to traditional forms of scientific output, like journal articles, conference proceedings or monographs, blogs are not yet integrated into digital research and information infrastructures.