Internationalization of journals was the central topic of the 4th Annual...
The extent of national and international dimensions as determinants of the performance of journals of Brazil dominated the program of the 4th Annual SciELO Meeting, held on December 2, at the FAPESP...
View ArticleThe adoption of English among SciELO Brazil journals has been increasing
The adoption of the English language is one of the advances that SciELO is promoting in order to increase the insertion, visibility and international impact of journals and the research they...
View ArticleInternationalization as an indicator of journal performance in Brazil: the...
The path to strengthening scientific publications almost always goes through internationalization. Publishing in English, however, is not enough to reach a truly global audience and indices comparable...
View ArticleEditors of Brazilian journals – a hard life that is getting harder!...
The financing of journals of Brazil can be improved by extending the validity period of research grants, in order to allow publishers a better plan for articles publication. An editorial written by...
View ArticleSciELO 20 Years – September 26-28th, 2018
The celebration of SciELO's 20 years will comprise a series of events related to the evaluation of the performance of SciELO as a differentiated model of open access publishing. The events will...
View ArticleThe time has come for the quality journals of Brazil
Policies, programs and research projects are expected to leverage journals of Brazil which will contribute to widening the recognition and qualification of Brazilian science in its scientific and...
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Output and impact of Brazilian research: confronting international and...
By Rogério Mugnaini Image: dashu83. For at least 30 years, it is possible to observe warnings in the literature on the limitation of the coverage of international information sources when it comes to...
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SciELO, Open Infrastructure and Independence
By Leslie Chan Image: dooder. The Open Access movement was founded on the aspiration that the decentralized and open nature of the Internet architecture, coupled with the ethos of knowledge sharing,...
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The Local and the Global: Puncturing the myth of the “international” journal
By Cameron Neylon Image: delfi de la Rua. What are journals for? And what do they really do? In one view they are a brand, a masthead that stands as a widely recognized proxy for some notion of quality...
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Competitiveness and Open Access of journals in a non-English speaking country
By Ritsuko Nakajima Overview of academic journals published in Japan In Japan, scholarly journals are mainly published by academic societies, which presents an entirely different picture from the west...
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The power relations in world science. An anti-ranking to know the science...
By Fernanda Beigel1 Image: rawpixel. The use of indicators to measure scientific output is, and has been, a controversial issue. Arvanitis and Gaillard2 argued early on that it was paramount to take...
View ArticlePresence in Mega Indexes Project proposes to create more visibility to the...
Seeking out to increase international presence, facilitate access to information, and improve the generation of quality indicators of the SciELO journals, a project with the support of the Scopus...
View ArticleSciELO preprints discoverable in Europe PMC [Originally published in the...
SciELO preprints are now indexed and discoverable in Europe PMC. Over 1,000 SciELO preprints can be browsed in Europe PMC in their original language (Portuguese, Spanish, or English). An important...
View ArticleEducação em Revista celebrates 39 years of publishing academic research:...
The post Educação em Revista celebrates 39 years of publishing academic research: interview with the Editor first appeared on SciELO in Perspective.
View ArticleEducação em Revista: editorial challenges and scientific possibilities
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