UGent Open Access journals

Afrika Focus is an interdisciplinary journal dealing with Africa. Afrika Focus is an open access journal which is published biannually and subject to international peer-review.
 
As of January 2008 Afrika Focus is co-published by the Africa Platform of Ghent University Association (GAP) and Afrika Brug, the organisation which has been publishing the journal for twenty years. Afrika Focus was first published in 1985 and replaced the AVRUG-bulletin which in 1978 replaced the Nieuwsbulletin van de Afrika-Vereniging van de Rijksuniversiteit Gent. The latter first appeared in 1972.

De Uil van Minerva is een Nederlandstalig tijdschrift voor geschiedenis en wijsbegeerte van de cultuur. Het verschijnt vier keer per jaar en bevat studies over denkers en filosofische vraagstukken, beschouwende artikelen, essays en reflecties over actuele en historische tendensen in samenleving en cultuur, vraaggesprekken met toonaangevende filosofen, boekbesprekingen en recensies van voornamelijk Nederlandstalige uitgaven. 

Do you want to complete your collection of DOCUMENTA-journals?

From now on Nevelland offers the opportunity to buy individual items of Documenta of the latest ten years. On their Skribis-platform, they also provide a similar service for our Special Issues (such as the esteemed Toneelstof-series edited by Wouter Hillaert, and the prestigious thematic issue Contemporaneities  edited by Frederik Le Roy, with contributions by a.o. Rebecca Schneider).

 

 

More info on https://www.skribis.be/nl/academisch/tijdschriften/documenta-tijdschrift-voor-theater.html

JHES-Journal for the History of Environment and Society is a new open access journal that welcomes submissions on articles concerning the Environmental History

Silva Gandavensis (Sylva Gandavensis until 1979) was published irregularly between 1967 and 2001. The journal published articles on forestry, forest policy, forest research and other forest-related subjects. It was sent to scientific institutions and libraries in exchange for their own publications. Silva Gandavensis was published by the Laboratory of Forestry of Ghent University, which was formerly called the Research centre for silviculture, management and forest policy (1970-1990) or the department of silviculture (1967-1969).

All volumes (1 to 66), published between 1967 and 2001, were digitized. They are listed under ‘Archives’. Articles can be searched for based on author, keywords etc. via ‘Search’.