Languages in scholarly publishing and support of scholarly publishing in the Nordic area

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 19 Dec 2024Publisher:UiT The Arctic University of NorwayJournal:Nordic Perspectives on Open Science, volume 9, pages 1-9 (eissn: 2464-1839,

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Authors: Frantsvåg, Jan Erik; Frantsvåg, Jan Erik;

doi: 10.7557/11.7430

Languages in scholarly publishing and support of scholarly publishing in the Nordic area

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Abstract

Based on data collected in the DIAMAS Survey of institutional publishing in the European Research Area, I show which languages are used for publication and service providing among respondents from the Nordic and Baltic region. I also discuss languages for service and support in the Nordic countries, in particular in Norway, in light of legal requirements.

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The Arctic University of Norway
Norway

Keywords

Sami languages, Nordic languages, institutional publishing, scholarly journals, neighbour languages

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