A Collection of Journals
The New Directions in the Humanities Journal Collection consists of five quarterly journals and an annual review.
The New Directions in the Humanities Journal Collection consists of five quarterly journals and an annual review.
The New Directions in the Humanities Journal Collection encourages the widest range of submissions and aims to foster the highest standards of intellectual excellence.
Publishing in both electronic and print formats, we are committed to expand the visibility, reach, and impact of research published in the journal collection.
Reviewers are selected on the basis of subject matter and disciplinary expertise. Review scores are based on clearly articulated criteria, leading to fairer and more precise feedback.
We take seriously the "peer" of "peer review." After having work accepted for publication, authors become reviewers, making the journal truly the collaborative work of a Research Network.
We don’t put undue weight on institutional affiliation, stage in career, previous publishing experience, national origins, or disciplinary perspective. If the article is excellent, it will be considered for publication.
As Research Network members, authors have subscriber access to the journal collection and the book imprint.
Authors can make their articles freely available via the Hybrid Open Access option.
With more than 2,900 articles
The New Directions in the Humanities Journal Collection currently has an acceptance rate of 33% (2017).
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