All funding is via donations, 18% of which comes from sponsors and 82% from members and publisher members. All of the journals supported by the partnership are disseminated on the The supported journals are independent (published by university presses, scholarly societies or other research organizations). A partnership between Érudit and DOAJ: towards greater visibility and discoverability for open access French-language and bilingual scientific journals DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals) and Érudit have entered into a partnership for a project aimed at encouraging and […] Lien Social & Politiques questions public policies through the lens of social links, […]The Open Access Week is an event that annually brings together hundreds of initiatives worldwide in support of Open Access dissemination of research results. All of the journals supported by the partnership are disseminated on the erudit.org platform. The Open Access Journals was founded with a mission to provide free access to scientific literature for quick dissemination of scientific updates and provide source of reference and retrieval free of cost. Officially […]Two journals disseminated on www.erudit.org have adopted an open access model for the publication of their articles.
Today, the index includes … La zone « Dépôt de documents et de données » de Érudit offre des services de dépôt, de conservation à long terme et de diffusion de documents de recherche tels que des rapports et notes de recherche, des conférences, des pré-publications, des communications, des données brutes ou tout autre type de document que les auteurs-chercheurs désirent déposer et … Two journals disseminated on www.erudit.org have adopted an open access model for the publication of their articles. In so doing, all Érudit’s users would have the pleasure of accessing Lien Social & Politiques and Philosophiques in their entirety, including the new issues.
// Receive information on Partnership news 3 to 4 times a year. Activities for Open Access Week During this week, we will have the pleasure to present our partnership with the CRKN for the support of scholarly journals and Open Access dissemination: October […]Érudit’s mission is to promote and disseminate research and creation results. Through its policy combining open and restricted access based on a two- or three-year moving wall, close to 95% of Érudit’s collection is freely accessible to all.
> An article with immediate open access released in 2011 was downloaded, on average, 40 times its first year of circulation subsequently rising to an average of 56 annual downloads in 2015. DOAJ has set an international standard for peer-reviewed open access (OA) journals. A Partnership in Support of Open Access to Scholarly Journals in HSS and Arts and Letters . DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals) DOAJ is a community-curated online directory that indexes and provides access to high quality, open access, peer-reviewed journals. 75% of Érudit’s subscription revenues are redistributed to the journals, guaranteeing them a direct and independent source of funding. Their average income varies between 30 000$ and 80 000$ a year, about a third of which still derives from subscriptions. In so doing, all Érudit’s users would have the pleasure of accessing Lien Social & Politiques and Philosophiques in their entirety, including the new issues.
_Immediate open access journals are consulted twice as often as delayed open access journals during the first three years of their circulation. Thanks to the Partnership for Open Access, 160 journals are financially supported by research libraries. Érudit and the CRKN began working closely together in 2014 to develop an offer that would meet the needs of both parties.
DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals) and Érudit have entered into a partnership for a project aimed at encouraging and helping peer-reviewed open access (OA) journals disseminated on the erudit.org platform to be indexed in DOAJ.
They all meet the funding criteria of Canadian granting agencies. Support open-access dissemination. We are delighted to congratulate the Public Knowledge Project team, as PKP has been selected by the Global Sustainability Coalition for Open Science Services (SCOSS) as part of its second funding cycle. PRESS RELEASE DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals) and Érudit have entered into a partnership for a project aimed at encouraging and helping peer-reviewed open access (OA) journals disseminated on the erudit.org platform to be indexed in DOAJ. To make this change possible, it was essential to secure the commitment of libraries and journals.
DOAJ has set an international standard for peer-reviewed open access (OA) journals. DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals) and Érudit have entered into a partnership for a project aimed at encouraging and helping peer-reviewed open access (OA) journals disseminated on the erudit.org platform to be indexed in DOAJ.. DOAJ has set an international standard for peer-reviewed open access (OA) journals. SCOSS is a network of institutions committed to providing long-term support to the major components of open access and open science infrastructures. Research fellows and professors in various disciplines submit works in the form of manuscripts which undergo quality check before being approved for publication.