… This study examines the role of learned societies as publishers in Finland based on … of
learned societies' peer-reviewed publication channels (serials with ISSNs and book publishers …

… Publishers are also alive to the problems of access to research publications in lessdeveloped
countries. Many publishers … countries of the world;16 others make their own arrangements …

The individual members of 35 UK learned societies were surveyed on their attitudes to open
access (OA); 1,368 responses were received. Most respondents said they knew what OA …

… because he was a learned classicist with a university education. If we descend from
classical to biographical scholarship, however, we find two publishers whose antiquarian and …

… ) or 2011 (all other disciplines) (ie within the first 16–18 months of publication), half of the
readings for humanities were published before 2005 (6.5 years old or older). On the other hand…

… proposed and operational publishing models intended to … of much current net‐based
publishing activity, the second is … ‐based publishing models need not contain a central publisher. …

… on electronic publishing of learned journals. … volumes, and there are strong concerns
about pricing of electronic journals. The potential gains in publication speed through publishing …

… The field of biology is divided into 16 subjects (called ‘Faculties’), which are divided into 3–12
Sections, each comprising between 10 and 50 Faculty members. Each Faculty has …

… THE references to the LEARNED SOCIETIES are so frequent, in our age, in books … privately
printed; for which, even among the learned, not one man in a hundred knows how or where …

… Many learned publishers have been printing CPD articles with MCQs for some time in
their journals. Many of these articles can be repurposed either for electronic delivery in their …