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Meeting of Iberoamerican Rectors on university publishing at the International University Book Fair (Mexico)

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On August the 22th 2017 a meeting of 34 rectors of Latin American and Spanish Universities took place in the framework of the International University Book Fair, in the UNAM Convention and Exhibition Centre, Mexico City. The meeting addressed issues such as the evaluation, indexation and rank of university publishing and its future.

This is the first time that an International Book Fair brings together the heads of university management with publishers and researchers on scholarly publishing. At the meeting, the Rectors’ Manifesto in support of University Publishing was announced after discussing and generating proposals oriented towards an increase of the visibility, positioning and reach of university presses.

The academic event was chaired by the Rector of UNAM (Mexico), Enrique Graue Wiechers and the Rector of University of Salamanca (Spain), Daniel Hernández Ruipérez. It was promoted by Joaquín Díez Canedo, General Director of Publications and Publishing Promotion of UNAM and moderated by Jorge Volpi Escalante, Coordinator of Cultural Dissemination of UNAM. The expert panel was composed by Sayri Karp, President of the Association of University Presses of Latin America and the Caribbean (EULAC); Emir Suaiden, researcher at Brasilia University; Imanol Ordorika from the Directorate General of Institutional Evaluation of UNAM and Elea Giménez Toledo researcher at CSIC (Spain) and member of the management committee of the COST action RESSH (Research Evaluation in the Social Sciences and the Humanities). During her intervention she referred to the need for a joint reflection on the scientific policies and the scholarly publishing sector in Spanish in which the strength, consolidation, prestige, professionalization and strategies of large publishing groups leading the publishing sector worldwide are taken into account. Science policy and research evaluation should support the efforts of the publishing sector and the research on the field identifying the best practices in academic publishing. It is also relevant to coordinate the efforts and address the international discussions on the evaluation of scholarly books developed in international actions such as RESSH (Research Evaluation in the Social Sciences and the Humanities).

 

Short video of the rectors’ meeting (in Spanish): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7SiIxXJsupQ

EASSH calls for greater place for SSH in FP9

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EASSH (with other organisations) is trying to launch a campaign to double FP9 budget.
This is being done using a Thunderclap campaign.
If you wish to participate,  please click on this link http://thndr.me/zp69ht and become a supporter of the campaign. You will have to give authorisation to Thunderclap to access your followers but you can remove the authorisation after next week if so you wish.
You can read more about the campaign at www.eassh.eu.

More languages, another alphabet

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The list of languages into which the ENRESSH Guidelines have been translated is growing. After, Croatian, Latvian, Polish and Spanish, we can now add Italian and Serbian. Serbian brings in another alphabet, Cyrillic. It is good to show that Europe is rich in languages and alphabets, and that ENRESSH cares and promotes this diversity!

Look here to see the translations: https://enressh.eu/links_and_literature/enressh-deliverables/

NewCall for STSM

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We are very happy to announce the call for STSM 2_3. There are four STSMs foreseen this time again. Dead line for applying is the end of October.

All details are on the ENRESSH website

 

Reminder: ENRESSH Training School 2018 – Call for trainees

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Call open for the WG2 Training school on:

Understanding and stimulating SSH impact and engagement with society

Institute of Social Sciences Ivo Pilar (Croatia), Marulićev trg 19/I , PO Box 277, 10000 Zagreb, 12th to 16th February 2012

Download call: CFP_ENRESSH_TS_impact

This training school provides participants with insights into the theories and practices of stimulating impact creation from social sciences and humanities research. This training school is organised within the framework of the COST Network European Network for Research Evaluation of the Social Sciences and Humanities ENRESSH (www.enressh.eu) and forms part of the Impact Working Group. The training school will focus on three specific dimensions: Firstly, creating a conceptual understanding on the specificities of SSH impact and non- linear impact models; Secondly, alternative appropriate policy frameworks for maximising SSH impact; Finally, we will explore ways of supporting scholarly practices to optimise the creation of impact through SSH research, and capturing this with evaluation systems.

PUBMET 2018

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The Fifth Conference on Scholarly Publishing in the Context of Open Science will be taking place on 20th and 21st September 2018 at the University of Zadar, Croatia

Save the data, the call for papers will follow