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Publishing in journals: A submitting author’s perspective

This article by Yvonne Downs from the University of Huddersfield explores the intrinsic value of publishing in journals, emphasizing its importance beyond academic metrics like REF entries. It advocates for a positive outlook on the publishing process, portraying it as a collaborative and social activity that facilitates knowledge sharing and community engagement. By addressing the “Why publish?” question, the piece invites authors to reflect on their motivations and the broader impact of their work in the academic and social spheres.

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Publishing in journals: A submitting author’s perspective

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  1. Publishing in journals: A submitting author’s perspective Yvonne Downs University of Huddersfield

  2. Aims • To be upbeat • To set out why publishing in journals has intrinsic worth beyond the REF entry • To present publishing in journals as a social activity

  3. A particular perspective

  4. Why publish?

  5. Why publish?

  6. Why publish

  7. Publishing as a social activity

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