DIGITAL JOURNALS IN THE HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES Revues.org offers editorial teams the infrastructure and skills they need to oversee the digital publishing process from start to finish. The platform hosts and enriches your texts free of charge and also provides tools and training related to digital publishing. Each journal has its own customizable site, which is indexed in the Revues.org catalogue as well as in university catalogues. Journals benefit from a range of features including content structuring, article citability, long-term access to data, interoperability with other systems, targeted referencing, access to downloadable formats, etc. Journals can choose from several distribution policies, some of which have a commercial element. Journals can be published in both print and digital formats, or choose to be an exclusively digital publication. To join Revues.org, a journal must meet the international standards of academic digital publishing.
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Revues.org in a nutshell • Created in 1999 • 400 online journals, i.e. 100 000 articles • 95% of texts are in open access • Publications from 30 countries
Revues.org is part of OpenEdition, a comprehensive digital publishing infrastructure whose objective is to promote research in the humanities and social sciences. OpenEdition has developed three other platforms: OpenEdition Books (monographs and edited volumes); Hypotheses (research blogs); and Calenda (a calendar of academic events). OpenEdition is run by the Centre for Open Electronic Publishing (Cléo), a public and non-profit initiative supported by prestigious research organisations. Its overall aim is to promote open access digital publishing.
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