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Academia & Publishing

Open Access: Maintaining the Momentum

Catch up with a timely discussion on the future of open access: While the movement has seen remarkable growth over the past decade, recent financial, political, and global challenges are threatening its progress. How can we keep the momentum going?

Linda Bennett | 18.06.2025

Academia & Publishing

Triumphs, Tragedies and Tribulations: An Open Access Retrospective

Taking Libraries into the Future returns to Conversations with a special mini-series to mark Open Access Week 2024. In the first of five retrospectives, Sarah Thompson recounts the highs and lows of the OA transformation from the perspective of a UK university library.

Linda Bennett, Sarah Thompson | 21.10.2024

Politics & Society

The Gates of Gaza: An Interview with Lihi Ben Shitrit

Out now in hardback, paperback and eBook, Volume 4 of De Gruyter Disruptions reminds us that an eye for an eye leaves us all blind. Lihi Ben Shitrit gathers dissenting voices from within her country, both Jewish and Arab, as they grapple with the October 7 attacks and the subsequent military retaliation – and try to find ways forward together.

Lihi Ben Shitrit | 17.06.2024

Academia & Publishing

Taking Libraries into the Future, Part 1: An Interview with Mark Hughes

Artificial intelligence: good, bad or neutral? Whatever one thinks of AI, its impact on research, teaching and learning is becoming near impossible to ignore. In the first part of a new blog series, Mark Hughes, University Librarian at Cardiff Metropolitan University, shares his views on how to tackle the slippery giant that is transforming academia.

Linda Bennett, Mark Hughes | 10.06.2024

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