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Three SAGE titles shortlisted in the prestigious 2013 UKLA Academic Book Awards!
We are delighted to announce that three SAGE titles, “Creative Ways to Teach Literacy” edited by Virginia Bower, “Teaching Primary English” by Jackie Brien and “Teaching Bilingual and EAL Learners in Primary School” by Jean Conteh, have all been shortlisted … Continue reading
Global Giving in 2012
In 2012 SAGE UK launched Global Giving, a program which donated £20,000 to 21 developmental and educational charities and projects in the developing world as they were nominated by SAGE staff. As the London office thinks about nominations for Global … Continue reading
Index on Censorship Freedom of Expression Awards 2013 – Book your table now!
The world’s most exceptional free expression heroes will be coming to London on 21 March to collect their trophies at the Index Freedom of Expression Awards, hosted by Jonathan Dimbleby. These internationally renowned Awards are in their thirteenth year, and continue … Continue reading
BERA/SAGE 2013 Practitioner Research Awards Now Open!
For the seventh year in a row SAGE has teamed up with BERA to support the BERA SAGE Practitioner of the Year Award for 2013. The BERA/SAGE award recognizes practitioners who have demonstrated excellence in the application of research in … Continue reading
The Importance of Academic Blogging Part II: Dr. William Howe shares his story
Dr. William A. Howe, author of Becoming a Multicultural Educator: Developing Awareness, Gaining Skills, and Taking Action, is an adjunct professor of education at the University of Connecticut, Quinnipiac University, Albertus College and an education consultant for culturally responsive education, … Continue reading
Does space control our ideologies?
Doreen Massey discusses geographical space and its influence on power the Social Science Bites podcast Is space simply just something we pass through, or can the ways we interact with our spatial world tell us more about underlying powers within … Continue reading
User Trend Report: Do home pages still matter?
by Elisabeth Leonard, Market Research Analyst & Lettie Conrad, Online Product Management We are pleased to launch a new series highlighting trends in how readers engage with websites and databases during the research process. We’ve launched these “user trend reports” … Continue reading
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Peer Review Best Practices Part I: Inviting Reviewers
By Jennifer Stephenson, Peer Review Specialist, SAGE US As the peer review specialist for SAGE’s US journals, I work with editors and editorial staff to support and design peer-review systems that will meet the needs of each of our journals … Continue reading
Promoting your work on LinkedIn
By Thomas Mankowski, Editor, SAGE US In the last few years, LinkedIn has developed from what was essentially a job board into something truly useful in the academic world: an active community of practitioners, students and professors all either searching … Continue reading
SAGE makes Open Access more accessible to social science and humanities scholars
Interview with Bob Howard, Vice President, US Journals SAGE Today SAGE announced that the price of publication in SAGE Open, the leading broad-based gold open access journal for the social sciences, has been discounted to $99 per article. SAGE Open, … Continue reading
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