“Who owns our knowledge ?” The question feels especially relevant in Indonesia, where the answer...
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The Asian Council of Science Editors (ACSE) is delighted to welcome World Brain Scholar as its newest corporate member. In ...
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When a small environmental journal in South Asia decided to make all its content freely available, its editors expected great...
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Over the past decade, academic publishing has undergone a significant transformation. The rise of digital tools, growing dema...
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In a publishing world dominated by billion-dollar “read-and-publish” deals, Canada has quietly built a more...
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The peer review process, long considered the bedrock of scholarly publishing, has often been criticized for its opacity and l...
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Traditional peer review has long been considered the gold standard in scholarly publishing. Yet, it is not without its limita...
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The Asian Council of Science Editors (ACSE) is delighted to announce the appointment of Emily Poznanski, Chief Executive Offi...
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Preventable desk rejections at journals are editor time-wasters and author heartbreakers; however, they're largely avoidabl...
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Peer review has been the cornerstone of academic publishing for decades, serving as a quality control mechanism for scholarl...
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