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In 2017, Switzerland has developed its National Open Access Strategy. The vision is that by 2024, at latest, publications originating from public funding should be available in Open Access. With the help of an action plan and various measures, this goal is to be achieved. The following action lines have been developed: National monitoring Communication […]

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The journal Hermeneutische Blätter (HBl) is the tenth Open Access journal on the HOPE publication platform. HBl is published by the Institute of Hermeneutics and Philosophy of Religion (IHR) and has appeared once or twice a year since 1995. From 1998-2001 the journal was published under the title TheoLogica and from 2002 again as Hermeneutische […]

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The first HOPE newsletter has just been published. The publishing platform HOPE (Hauptbibliothek Open Publishing Environment) provides a home for nine Open Access journals. In the inaugural newsletter, we cover the following topics: Introducing the HOPE team – new additions to the staff and how to contact them Newly available plugins New journals from 2020 […]

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Last week the first issue of the Journal of Quantitative Description: Digital Media was published on the UZH publication platform HOPE. The journal publishes quantitative descriptive social science. It does not publish research that makes causal claims. The journal focuses on evidence that speaks to some substantive question or trend about digital communication processes and […]

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With Silke Fürst’s research article “In the service of good journalism and audience interests? How audience metrics affect news quality”, the 150,000th entry was received on ZORA in February 2021. Silke Fürst has been a research assistant at the Institute of Communication Studies and Media Research (IKMZ) at UZH since November 2019 and is working […]

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The Journal für Psychoanalyse was established in 2003 and was only available in printed form until 2015. In 2016, the journal went Open Access in the framework of HOPE (see below). Since then, the journal has not only been available as an online version, but also as a print version. The decision to go online […]

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The journal “Society – the Individual – Socialisation: Journal for Research on Socialisation” (GISo) represents an independent and interdisciplinary forum of scientific debate regarding courses, conditions, and results of socialisation processes. GISo provides space for the presentation and discussion of theoretical and conceptual positions, empirical findings, and challenges pertaining research methods in this thematic field. […]

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