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L’Édition électronique by Marin Dacos and Pierre Mounier
Presentation (backcover) What has become the “Gutenberg Galaxy” at the Internet hour? Following in the footsteps of the world of music, cinema, television and photography, the world of the printed word...
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How should humanities and social sciences approach, use and diffuse publicly available online sources? The Jean Monnet Chair in History of European Integration and its Research Programme ‘Digital...
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OpenEdition in Rome!
Marin Dacos, director of the Centre for Open Electronic Publishing (Cleo), and Jean-François Rivière, publishing manager at the Cleo will be in Rome from February 6 to 10, 2012, at the invitation of...
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Who are we Digital Humanists? A Humanistica survey
Humanistica, the future European DH Association, launches a survey to find out about the digital humanists’ community. Answer the online survey The Humanistica project and the DH manifesto By...
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Digital Publishing in the Humanities : Perspectives from France and Canada
Organized at the University of Toronto in partnership with York University and the Consulate general of France in Toronto, this day-long event will bring together members of the academic community...
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Dariah, coordinating the digital humanities at the European level
The European cyber-infrastructure Dariah (Digital Research Infrastructure for Arts and Humanities), coordinated by the TGE Adonis in France, is under construction, and OpenEdition is actively...
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Horizons for social sciences and humanities : OpenEdition contribution
The 23rd and 24th of september, the lithuanian presidency of the European Council is organizing at Vilnius a conference about the social sciences and humanities in the new “Horizon 2020″ research...
View ArticleNew journals on Revues.org (July – Décember 2012)
Terra Brasilis: history of geography and historical geography Created in 2000, Terra Brasilis is a journal created by the Brazilian network of the history of geography and historical geography,...
View ArticleNew research blogs on Hypotheses (July – December 2012)
In English • IRNWC. International Research Network for War Commemoration http://irnwc.hypotheses.org • SAW ERC Project. Mathematical Sciences in the Ancient World http://sawerc.hypotheses.org • The...
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Arguments for Open Access to Research Results
This text was first published on 15 March 2013 in Le Monde by sixty professionals belonging to the community of higher education and research: university presidents, directors of several Maisons des...
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Can we reach Open Access in the Humanities and the Social sciences ?...
Learning lessons from OpenEdition experience (1999 to date). Mexico September 17th 2013. Ciudad universitaria. The arrival of the web has increased opportunities to democratise access to knowledge....
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Minor forms of academic communication: revamping the relationship between...
On October 14, OpenEdition organizes a panel dedicated to academic blogging in Montréal (Palais des Congrès) during the World Social Science Forum. This year, the forum will deal about “Social...
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Open Access Week: OpenEdition in Torino on October 22
On Tuesday, October 22, Pierre Mounier will participate in a study day organized by the Università degli Studi di Torino on the occasion of the International Open Access Week. He will present...
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Open Access Week: A week of events promoting open access to research results
From 21 to 27 October 2013, the globally reaching Open Access Week will give everyone the chance to discover initiatives promoting open access to the results of academic research. This year,...
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A new OAI-PMH repository for OpenEdition
OpenEdition has recently set up a new OAI-PMH repository, available at this address: http://oai.openedition.org. This repository is accessible to all and contains all documents from the OpenEdition...
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Berlin 11 – Celebrating 10 years of Open Access
This week, Elena Giglia, head of the open access programme at Torino University, is our guest editor. OpenEdition team invited her to give an account of the Berlin 11 conference. Here’s her post about...
View ArticleThe global perspective: OA at work
Elena Giglia, head of the open access programme at Torino University, describes the talks at the third session of Berlin 11. The third session of Berlin 11 was dedicated to good practices worldwide....
View ArticleOpenEdition at Berlin 11
This week, Elena Giglia, head of the open access programme at Torino University, is our guest editor. OpenEdition team invited her to give an account of the Berlin 11 conference. Here’s her summary of...
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Berlin 11 – Future challenges and the final debate
Elena Giglia, our guest editor and head of Torino University’s open access programme, gives a round-up of final talks at the Berlin 11 conference. John Willinsky talking at Berlin 11. Photo by Elena...
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German publisher C.H.Beck joins OpenEdition Books for open access publishing
OpenEdition is pleased to announce the arrival of German publisher C.H.Beck on OpenEdition Books, the digital platform for open access academic publishing. C.H.Beck collections will be available on...
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