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How Humanities and Social Science Scholars Work: New Research Points to the Prevalence of Traditional Methods

A new study conducted by De Gruyter’s insights team indicates that traditional working methods prevail among humanities and social science scholars. Their reasons, however, are unlikely to lie in a resistance to change.

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Wer wir waren: Ein Gespräch mit Historikerin Angelika Königseder über De Gruyter in der Nachkriegszeit

Bombenschäden, Papiermangel und Mitarbeiter, die plötzlich nicht mehr zur Arbeit kommen – Dr. Angelika Königseder schildert in ihrem neuen Buch die Situation des De-Gruyter-Verlags im Berlin der Nachkriegszeit. Wir sprachen mit ihr über die Hintergründe des Projekts.

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Scholarly Publication Ethics: 4 Common Mistakes You Want To Avoid

Academic integrity and ethical publishing go hand in hand. We tell you how to avoid possible pitfalls, follow best practices and steer clear of article retractions.

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How to Publish an Open Access Article

There’s always a first time for everything—and publishing Open Access is no different. Read about how to become a part of this movement by making your research freely available for all!

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How Humanities and Social Science Scholars Work: New Research Points to the Prevalence of Traditional Methods

Wer wir waren: Ein Gespräch mit Historikerin Angelika Königseder über De Gruyter in der Nachkriegszeit

Scholarly Publication Ethics: 4 Common Mistakes You Want To Avoid

How to Publish an Open Access Article

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Ukrainian Scientists in Exile: An Interview With Yana Sychikova

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Tackling Plastics Pollution with Chemical Recycling: An Interview with Katrina Knauer

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