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Trailblazers announces three further contracted books

June 19, 2025 Liverpool University Press

We are delighted to announce a further three Open Access books from ECRs contracted and to be published via the Trailblazers initiative. Read all about it on the LUP blog...

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Trailblazers: An exciting new OA initiative in partnership with Lancaster University, University of Liverpool, and University of Salford 

February 29, 2024 Liverpool University Press Leave a comment

LUP is delighted to announce Trailblazers: a new Open Access initiative for ECRs at Lancaster University, University of Liverpool, University of Salford, which uniquely combines OA publication with author boot camps, equipping ECRs with publishing and library skills to support their academic careers.

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