Logos
Journal of the World Publishing Community
Logos is a forum for opinion and the latest research from the world of publishing. The journal is international in scope and invites contributions on authorship, readers, book publishing, librarianship, and bookselling. Articles about the related fields of journals and magazines are also welcome, as are contributions about digital developments such as blogging and multimedia. Submissions are invited from both professionals and academics, and research articles will be subject to peer review. We also encourage publishers to send us books for review.
An English-language scholarly journal, published quarterly since 1990, Logos provides a platform for communication between publishing professionals, librarians, authors, scholars, and those in allied professions. It features articles from and about the publishing world, illustrating the unity, commonality, and conflicting interests of those who write, edit, manufacture, publish, disseminate, preserve, study, and read published works. Logos is international and intercultural, bridging gaps between academia and business, the developing and developed worlds, printed and digital media. The constituency comprises professional publishers and booksellers, both trade and academic; publishing studies, book history, new media and communications scholars, researchers and students; consultants, analysts, managers, and owners of publishing businesses; library managers and information professionals; as well as editors, typographers, and designers operating within the publishing industry.
Logos welcomes research articles, as well as feature articles, opinion pieces, and stories of personal experience by professionals and academics from the field of publishing and related professions. Feature articles provide professional and/or academic insight into publishing often gained through personal, real-life experience, and are accessible to a wider public. In addition, Logos invites analyses, reviews, book chapters, and interviews related to recent trends or important developments in publishing, librarianship, bookselling, etc.
Individual subscriptions to Logos also include access to the online version.
An English-language scholarly journal, published quarterly since 1990, Logos provides a platform for communication between publishing professionals, librarians, authors, scholars, and those in allied professions. It features articles from and about the publishing world, illustrating the unity, commonality, and conflicting interests of those who write, edit, manufacture, publish, disseminate, preserve, study, and read published works. Logos is international and intercultural, bridging gaps between academia and business, the developing and developed worlds, printed and digital media. The constituency comprises professional publishers and booksellers, both trade and academic; publishing studies, book history, new media and communications scholars, researchers and students; consultants, analysts, managers, and owners of publishing businesses; library managers and information professionals; as well as editors, typographers, and designers operating within the publishing industry.
Logos welcomes research articles, as well as feature articles, opinion pieces, and stories of personal experience by professionals and academics from the field of publishing and related professions. Feature articles provide professional and/or academic insight into publishing often gained through personal, real-life experience, and are accessible to a wider public. In addition, Logos invites analyses, reviews, book chapters, and interviews related to recent trends or important developments in publishing, librarianship, bookselling, etc.
Individual subscriptions to Logos also include access to the online version.
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Print Only€442.00$513.00
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Online only€402.00$466.00
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To place an order, please contact customerservices@brill.com
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Online only€134.00$155.00
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Print Only€134.00$155.00
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To place an order, please contact customerservices@brill.com
- External Indexers:
Editor-in-Chief
Angus Phillips, Oxford International Centre for Publishing
Editor
Miriam Johnson, Oxford International Centre for Publishing
Editorial Board Members
José Borghino, International Publishers Association
Michael Bhaskar, Microsoft AI
Sam Bruinsma, Utrecht
Richard Charkin, Founder of Mensch Publishing
Robin Derricourt, Sydney
Nitasha Devasar, Taylor & Francis India
Beth Driscoll, University of Melbourne
David Emblidge, Emerson College, Boston
Fang Qing, Wuhan University
Jonathan Glasspool, Bonhill Plc
Heiko Hartmann, HTWK Leipzig
Marrisa Joseph, Henley Business School
Miha Kovač, University of Ljubljana
Charles Levine, New York
Samantha Rayner, University College London
John Thompson, University of Cambridge
Adriaan van der Weel, University of Leiden
Rüdiger Wischenbart, Content and Consulting, Vienna
Reviews Editor
Caroline Wintersgill, University of Stirling
Copy-Editor
Anthony Nanson, Bath Spa University
Angus Phillips, Oxford International Centre for Publishing
Editor
Miriam Johnson, Oxford International Centre for Publishing
Editorial Board Members
José Borghino, International Publishers Association
Michael Bhaskar, Microsoft AI
Sam Bruinsma, Utrecht
Richard Charkin, Founder of Mensch Publishing
Robin Derricourt, Sydney
Nitasha Devasar, Taylor & Francis India
Beth Driscoll, University of Melbourne
David Emblidge, Emerson College, Boston
Fang Qing, Wuhan University
Jonathan Glasspool, Bonhill Plc
Heiko Hartmann, HTWK Leipzig
Marrisa Joseph, Henley Business School
Miha Kovač, University of Ljubljana
Charles Levine, New York
Samantha Rayner, University College London
John Thompson, University of Cambridge
Adriaan van der Weel, University of Leiden
Rüdiger Wischenbart, Content and Consulting, Vienna
Reviews Editor
Caroline Wintersgill, University of Stirling
Copy-Editor
Anthony Nanson, Bath Spa University
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Book Review Digest Plus
British Humanities Index
Current Abstracts
Dietrich's Index Philosophicus
Emerging Sources Citation Index (Web of Science)
ERIH PLUS
General OneFile
General Reference Center
General Reference Center Gold
General Reference Centre International
InfoTrac Custom
Inspec
IBZ - Internationale Bibliographie der Geistes- und Sozialwissenschaftlichen Zeitschriftenliteratur
Internationale Bibliographie der Rezensionen Geistes- und Sozialwissenschaftlicher Literatur
Library & Information Science Source
Library, Information Science & Technology Abstracts (LISTA)
Library, Information Science & Technology Abstracts with Full Text
Library Literature & Information Science Full Text
Library Literature & Information Science Index
LISA: Library & Information Science Abstracts
OmniFile Full Text Mega
OmniFile Full Text Select
SCOPUS
TOC Premier (Table of Contents)
Online submission: Articles for publication in Logos can be submitted online through Editorial Manager, please click here.
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Logos
Journal of the World Publishing Community
Logos is a forum for opinion and the latest research from the world of publishing. The journal is international in scope and invites contributions on authorship, readers, book publishing, librarianship, and bookselling. Articles about the related fields of journals and magazines are also welcome, as are contributions about digital developments such as blogging and multimedia. Submissions are invited from both professionals and academics, and research articles will be subject to peer review. We also encourage publishers to send us books for review.
An English-language scholarly journal, published quarterly since 1990, Logos provides a platform for communication between publishing professionals, librarians, authors, scholars, and those in allied professions. It features articles from and about the publishing world, illustrating the unity, commonality, and conflicting interests of those who write, edit, manufacture, publish, disseminate, preserve, study, and read published works. Logos is international and intercultural, bridging gaps between academia and business, the developing and developed worlds, printed and digital media. The constituency comprises professional publishers and booksellers, both trade and academic; publishing studies, book history, new media and communications scholars, researchers and students; consultants, analysts, managers, and owners of publishing businesses; library managers and information professionals; as well as editors, typographers, and designers operating within the publishing industry.
Logos welcomes research articles, as well as feature articles, opinion pieces, and stories of personal experience by professionals and academics from the field of publishing and related professions. Feature articles provide professional and/or academic insight into publishing often gained through personal, real-life experience, and are accessible to a wider public. In addition, Logos invites analyses, reviews, book chapters, and interviews related to recent trends or important developments in publishing, librarianship, bookselling, etc.
Individual subscriptions to Logos also include access to the online version.
An English-language scholarly journal, published quarterly since 1990, Logos provides a platform for communication between publishing professionals, librarians, authors, scholars, and those in allied professions. It features articles from and about the publishing world, illustrating the unity, commonality, and conflicting interests of those who write, edit, manufacture, publish, disseminate, preserve, study, and read published works. Logos is international and intercultural, bridging gaps between academia and business, the developing and developed worlds, printed and digital media. The constituency comprises professional publishers and booksellers, both trade and academic; publishing studies, book history, new media and communications scholars, researchers and students; consultants, analysts, managers, and owners of publishing businesses; library managers and information professionals; as well as editors, typographers, and designers operating within the publishing industry.
Logos welcomes research articles, as well as feature articles, opinion pieces, and stories of personal experience by professionals and academics from the field of publishing and related professions. Feature articles provide professional and/or academic insight into publishing often gained through personal, real-life experience, and are accessible to a wider public. In addition, Logos invites analyses, reviews, book chapters, and interviews related to recent trends or important developments in publishing, librarianship, bookselling, etc.
Individual subscriptions to Logos also include access to the online version.
-
Print Only€442.00$513.00
-
Print + Online€482.00$560.00
-
Online only€402.00$466.00
-
To place an order, please contact customerservices@brill.com
-
Online only€134.00$155.00
-
Print Only€134.00$155.00
-
To place an order, please contact customerservices@brill.com
- External Indexers: