Year: 2024
Type: article
Abstract: Eekhof, and Jan Auracher), I have had the honor of reviewing and overseeing developments in the types of research conducted, the issues that have emerged, the questions that have been addressed, the methods that have been employed, and generally the way that our field has progressed.As I enter the last year of my tenure as editor of SSOL, I thought I would offer this commentary on what I consider a significant development in our organization's history and the journal's future.As you are reading this essay, I am sure you are aware that our journal has shifted from a paper-based, firewall-isolated journal publication system to an online, open-access publication type.While many practical reasons for this transition exist, I would like in this commentary to explore the underpinning, far broader processes that have led to this transition and to state my hope for the future.I consider this transition of the journal to be an opportunity to discuss developments in science and science education and how they relate to our organization and journal.
Source: Scientific Study of Literature
Author: David I. Hanauer
Language: English
Subfield: History and Philosophy of Science
Field: Arts and Humanities
Domain: Social Sciences
Open Access status: hybrid
OpenAlex ID: W4390789280