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                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      OpenEdition Books is the fourth OpenEdition platform after Revues.org, the OA journals platform in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Calenda, the Agenda for the SocialScience and Humanities activities and Hypothèses, the scholarly blogging platform in the SSH that we discussed earlier in this blog. OpenEdition Books distributes collections of books published […]

The IHR in London published an important news about several criticisms against the strict application of the Finch report on Gold Open Access in the UK from many academic history journals. Authors not able to pay the article processing charges (APC) fee will still be published if their essays will offer a substantial piece of […]

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