The Fifteenth Abercrombie Lecture will take place on Thursday 23rd November 2017 at 5.30pm in Seminar Room 5, University of Liverpool Management School. The Abercrombie Lecture was founded to celebrate the contribution of Sir Patrick Abercrombie, one of the leading town and regional planners of the 20th Century who was Lever Professor of Civic Design … Continue reading
Amplifying readership with OA flip – Quaker Studies and OLH
Throughout the week we'll be looking in to the ways our partner organisations are providing open access content, why they provide it, and how it's going. Our staff have interviewed various members of the industry for Open Access Week (#OAWeek) and firstly our Head of Journals, Clare Hooper, interviews the Head of the Open Library … Continue reading
All back content to Extrapolation is now available to institutions through a Premium Subscription
Premium institutional subscriptions include access from 1959. Extrapolation was founded in 1959 by Thomas D. Clareson and was the first journal to publish academic work on science fiction and fantasy. It continues to be a leading, peer-reviewed, international journal in that specialized genre in the literature of popular culture. It welcomes papers on all areas of … Continue reading
MLO authors can now use Kudos to promote their research
Authors published on Modern Languages Open, a peer-reviewed platform for the open access publication of research from across the modern languages, can now use Kudos to promote their research. Liverpool University Press is partnered with Kudos – a service that provides tools for researchers to maximise the visibility and reach of their published journal articles – in order … Continue reading
Town Planning Review 88.3: Featured Article
The editors of TPR have selected 'The character of the Just City: the regulation of place distinctiveness and its unjust social effects' by Gethin Davison as the Featured Article for the latest issue. It will be free to access for three months. You can access the article here. When asked to describe the paper, and highlight its importance, … Continue reading
