scholarly publications

CALL FOR PAPERS

To: Canadian Scholarly Journal Editors and Managing Editors

From: Rowland Lorimer, Editor, Scholarly and Research Communication (SRC)

Re: The Dynamics and Potential of Canadian Scholarly Journal Publishing

Scholarly and Research Communication is seeking analyses of how journal editors are maximizing or could maximize their journal’s contribution to Canadian research in building, maintaining, and celebrating recognition of Canadian research communities. The following provides context.

Call for Papers - Current and Emergent Issues in Publication Ethics in Scholarly Publishing

Journal of Scholarly Publishing

Deadline: September 1, 2022

How do I get my journal out there? Part 2 with more detailed tips!

A CALJ-ACRS Webinar

Thursday, October 21st, 12 - 1:30 pm EDT

• Sonya Betz, Head, Library Publishing and Digital Production Services, University of Alberta
• Violaine Iglesias, co-founder of Cadmore Media
• Michael Nason,  Scholarly Communications & Publishing Librarian at University of New Brunswick Libraries

Moderated by Michael Donaldson

We are thrilled to welcome JMIR Publications to our membership. JMIR Publications is an open access publisher that helps scientists disseminate ideas and research. They "envision a world where people are empowered by health research and technology to make effective, informed decisions, take control of their health and well-being, and live happier and healthier lives." 

Visit the JMIR Publications Website

In February, we welcomed Dr. Jessica DeWitt to the CALJ Team as our new Communication and Promotions Coordinator! Jessica is an environmental historian, editor, and digital communications strategist. Jessica will work with CALJ to effectively communicate and promoted the work of the organization, membership, and broader Canadian scholarly journal community. 

More than 140,000 Quebec students and teachers will continue to enjoy privileged access to one of the largest corpuses of journals in the humanities and social sciences in Canada through the renewed agreement between Érudit and the 50 CEGEP libraries who are members of the CCSR.
The renewed agreement confirms the CEGEP network’s strong interest in the scholarly and cultural journals published on Érudit. As a result, consultations on the Érudit platform from CEGEPs have more than doubled since the first agreement signed in 2012.