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Restricted access: How the Pandemic is Still Impacting Humanities Scholars

After 18 months of Covid turmoil our insight team spoke to a selection of humanities authors about how pandemic restrictions are impacting them and their research.

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Research Rapture: Leaving No Stone Unturned

There can be real joy in diving into topics far beyond one’s own domain, but also concern about getting too caught up in the process. But fear not, getting sidetracked does not have to be a bad thing!

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„Die Buchhändler-Emigration hat auf der ganzen Welt Spuren hinterlassen”: Ernst Fischer im Interview

Nach der nationalsozialistischen Machtergreifung flüchteten mehrere hundert Antiquare, Buchhändler und Verleger aus Deutschland und Österreich. Buchwissenschaftler Ernst Fischer geht den Lebensspuren dieser Menschen nach.

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Busier than Ever and Burned Out – New Research Reveals the Realities of Publishing in a Pandemic

In the spring, we conducted research which found that the pandemic was making academic authors busier and more stressed out than ever and that gender was an important factor. Six months on, have these pressures changed and if so how?

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Restricted access: How the Pandemic is Still Impacting Humanities Scholars

Research Rapture: Leaving No Stone Unturned

„Die Buchhändler-Emigration hat auf der ganzen Welt Spuren hinterlassen”: Ernst Fischer im Interview

Busier than Ever and Burned Out – New Research Reveals the Realities of Publishing in a Pandemic

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