The Hypotheses and OpenEdition Scientific Boards have suspended the publication of content on Jacques Sapir’s Russeurope blog. MARSEILLE, 28 September 2017. Following a unanimous vote of the OpenEdition Scientific Board and the Hypotheses Scientific Board, on...
We are launching a new and special research blog, Anthology, on Hypotheses. Each month the blog will publish the English translation of a French post, selected from all the posts published on the platform. The aim...
This summer, the OpenEdition team will be attending various digital publishing and library-specific salons and conventions to provide training to users, present our platforms and meet our partners. Feel free to make an appointment with our...
We are pleased to announce that our thousandth blog has just been added to the Hypotheses catalogue. This symbolic figure is a crowning moment for the platform, which is now six years old. It attests to...
OpenEdition and the King’s College London will hold a free training session in London this Friday 8th March for those who already have an academic blog and for researchers who wish to join Hypotheses. During one...
As Hypotheses expands, its scope is becoming increasingly international, and so the platform is changing. The internationalisation of Hypotheses is an active process: it is not just about hosting bloggers writing in different languages from around...
From 14-16 March, the Hypotheses.org team will be in Madrid for the public launch of Hypotheses.org’s Spanish-language platform, es.hypotheses.org. Two training sessions in academic blogging will also be organised for the new platform which is already...
The platform for German-language academic blogs de.hypotheses.org is officially launched today. The platform is developped by OpenEdition and the German Historical Institute. It is inaugurated on the occasion of the symposium “Weblogs in den Geisteswissenschaften oder: Vom...
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