Medieval History
Over on another blog, in response to a list of journals in various fields by the AHRC, an early medievalist commented about not knowing where to publish: "EME (Early Medieval Europe)" was given an "A", but all else was "B" or less in that author's estimation.
As anyone reading this blog knows, it is attached and part of The Heroic Age journal. Our desire is not to "B" or less. So I'd like to open a discussion of what makes a journal an "A". Board members and readers? Quality articles? Publishing in Paper? Institutional support? How can we make HA a better journal for the early medieval community to publish in?
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Medieval History
A Little Help and Discussion......
Over on another blog, in response to a list of journals in various fields by the AHRC, an early medievalist commented about not knowing where to publish: "EME (Early Medieval Europe)" was given an "A", but all else was "B" or less in that author's estimation.
As anyone reading this blog knows, it is attached and part of The Heroic Age journal. Our desire is not to "B" or less. So I'd like to open a discussion of what makes a journal an "A". Board members and readers? Quality articles? Publishing in Paper? Institutional support? How can we make HA a better journal for the early medieval community to publish in?
- Historians Are Interested In Digital Scholarship But Lack Outlets
A new survey of 4,000 historians found that most are willing to try digital scholarship?such as interactive maps or online databases?but that the number of journals interested in publishing such online scholarship is tiny. Enter the Sustaining Digital...
- Brill Introduces Journal Open Access Service: Brill Open
Brill, a prominent scholarly publisher in the medieval studies, has announced the launch of Brill Open. This new author service offers the option of making articles freely available upon publication. Brill Open enables authors to comply with research...
- Medieval Worlds
Medieval Worlds New open access online journal ? first issue has come out! For the first issue, follow this link or access it through http://medievalworlds.net/7849-1inhalt. Authors of the first issue include early medievalists such as Patrick Geary,...
- Digital Medievalist 7
Dear community,It is with great pleasure to announce issue 7 of the journal of the Digital Medievalist, which is now available online from the DM-website: http://www.digitalmedievalist.org/journal.This issue features the proceedings of the 2010...
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Announcing content for postmedieval: a journal of medieval cultural studies postmedieval has published four short essays from the first issue, due to publish in April 2010. These articles are available free online: · Stories of stone, by Jeffrey Jerome...