Dissemination of scientific research and open access, the Institute of Management has activated on SSRN (Social Science Research Network) the eJournal for sharing research in the social, economic and legal sciences
News in the field of scientific research dissemination and open access to research papers. The Institute of Management of the Sant'Anna School has activated on SSRN (Social Science Research Network) its own eJournal ‘Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies, Institute of Management Research Paper Series’, which collects a series of scientific publications edited by the Institute in recent years.
Issue no. 1 of the eJournal has been available for a few days now. To consult it and subscribe to receive it by e-mail, this is the registration link: https://hq.ssrn.com/Journals/ViewIssue.cfm?JI=4852992&I=1&V=1&T=CMBO
SSRN, the platform for sharing academic and scientific research
The Social Science Research Network (SSRN) is a digital platform dedicated to the sharing and dissemination of academic and scientific research, with a focus on social sciences, economics, law and related disciplines. Founded in 1994, SSRN has become a major resource for researchers, academics and practitioners wishing to access research in development or pre-publication (so-called working papers).
SSRN allows researchers to upload and share their manuscripts, preprints or working papers free of charge. This facilitates the dissemination of knowledge in a fast and accessible way, without having to wait for the review and publication times of traditional academic journals.
The platform promotes open access to research papers, allowing students, scholars and professionals to consult publications free of charge. This supports the democratisation of scientific knowledge, making it accessible to a wider audience of users.
The eJournal activated by the Institute of Management allows users to view and download all publications uploaded to the platform in real time; to find out which research topics are of interest, which are the ‘Top Download Papers’ and ‘Top Cited Papers’ and in which country the publications were downloaded.
