Since 2021, Geneva Graduate Institute researchers can fulfill their OA mandates easily and make their research more accessible through Read and Publish agreements with 6 large publishers. Most of them have jumped at the opportunity, and our research is now more open than ever before.
Continue reading “Open access and IHEID research: The 2022 harvest”The Library’s Palmes d’or
Cannes is not the only place to celebrate Cinema! The Library’s collection holds twenty films that won the famous festival’s supreme award in its collections. Let’s take a closer look at our collection.
Continue reading “The Library’s Palmes d’or”DORA – 10 years on
The San Francisco Declaration on Research Assessment (DORA) is 10 years old. As an homage, we are displaying a few titles related to the issue in the entrance of the Library this week.
Metrics-based research assessment is considered a root cause of the crisis of scholarly publishing via the famous motto “Publish or perish”. The culture in academia is slowly evolving towards more qualitative evaluation, as multiple initiatives show since then, including COARA, the Coalition for Advancing Research Assessment.
Many events are organised during the 10th anniversary week from May 12 to 19. Check them out!
You can read more about metrics in scholarly publishing in our dedicated guide. If you would like some information about sustainable publishing and open access options, visit us on Tuesday at the FAB for the IHEID Book and Podcast Festival or contact library@graduateinstitute.ch.
Book and podcast festival @ the FAB on May 16
Join us at the FAB during the IHEID Book and Podcast Festival organised by the Direction of Research, CIES, and the FAB – a chance to look at books and podcast published by professors over the past year.
Librarians will be there to answer any questions you have about our collections and services from 10am to 5.30pm. Discover the full programme here.
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