Challenges for Journals in the Social Sciences & Humanities

Sarah Phibbs Journals Publishing Director, Wiley-Blackwell Play (32min) Download: FLV | MOV | OGG | MP3

There is an assumption in the journals publishing business that what happens first in STM will follow in social science and humanities. This presentation sets out to examine key challenges for social science and humanities in relation to scholarly communication, the differences and similarities with STM.

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