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  • March 6, 2024

    Sustainability Letters new at OJ

    Sustainability Letters is a pioneering open-access, short letters-type journal dedicated exclusively to advancing the discourse on sustainability within the management sciences.

    The journal provides a dynamic platform for concise and impactful papers, encouraging scholars, researchers, and practitioners to share innovative ideas, methodologies, and findings that promote sustainable practices in various organizational contexts.

    The journal fully embraces the philosophy of open science and publishes all articles open access free of charge. It features collections of short papers that are processed with an expedited review cycle and that are published on a rolling basis. Sustainability Letters is edited by Dr. Alexander Henkel, Dr. Wim Lambrechts and Dr. Frank Hubers, all affiliated with the Open University.

  • February 14, 2024

    Highlights 2023 Openjournals

    As the new year begins, it is good to look back to 2023 and summarise the key developments at Openjournals. Openjournals is doing well. The number of participating journals is growing and there is a clear path for the future. To read more click on this link.

  • October 25, 2023

    Humanimalia accepted for inclusion in DOAJ

    The journal Humanimalia has been accepted for inclusion in the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ). The DOAJ checks if journals meet generally accepted quality criteria for scholarly publications and are truly fully open access. DOAJ is considered the main seal of approval for open access journals.

    Humanimalia is dedicated to the study of human-animal relationships. It is interdisciplinary and publishes original articles with a cultural, historical, philosophical, political or aesthetic perspective. The journal has been hosted on Openjournals since 2021.

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  • New journal

    The NTM aims to disseminate information on developments related to human rights that are relevant to the Dutch legal system and Dutch foreign policy.

    The NTM is published four times a year. The journal contains more scholarly articles, chronicles and opinions on current human rights issues. The NTM also regularly publishes news of the NJCM Association, such as reports of seminars and the annual reports. The NTM is distributed to approximately 1,100 NJCM members and 150 subscribers and is located in all law libraries. Shortly after publication, Wolters Kluwer’s pieces were made digitally accessible through the Navigator.

  • New journal

    The Publications de la Société Historique et Archéologique dans le Limbourg – Publications or PSHAL for short – has been the yearbook of Royal LGOG since 1864. This makes the Publications one of the oldest periodicals in the Netherlands. The Publications contains extensive scientific historical and archaeological articles and the annual report of Royal LGOG.

  • New journal

    We are thrilled to introduce Sustainability Letters, a pioneering open-access, short, letters-type journal dedicated exclusively to advancing the discourse on sustainability within the management sciences. Our journal provides a dynamic platform for concise and impactful papers, encouraging scholars, researchers, and practitioners to share innovative ideas, methodologies, and findings that promote sustainable practices in various organizational contexts. The journal fully embraces the philosophy of open science and publishes all articles open access free of charge. It features collections of short papers of between 3,500 – 6,000 words that are processed with an expedited review cycle and that are published on a rolling basis. The journal’s ambition is to be indexed in the major databases within the first 5 years of existence and to raise its profile through being represented in various journal rankings.

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