Publishers

The National Documentation Centre of Greece (EKT) provides a range of ePublishing services to significant and prestigious publishing bodies and research institutions throughout the country. These are publishers who chose to deliver their scientific content free online to readers while supporting operations by financial models that permit this free electronic distribution. 

Aiming at expanding the available Greek scientific digital content, EKT ePublishing currently extends its network of partnerships. As a result, the digital environment of ePublishing is continuously updated and enriched with new titles of eJournals, ebooks and conference proceedings.

Below, we present our ePublishing partners:

Ellinogermaniki Agogi

Ellinogermaniki Agogi (EA) is one of the most innovative schools in Europe. It has 2500 students (ages 5 to 18 years old) and 250 teachers in different disciplines. EA has a very strong vision-generated interest and rich research and development activity in the fields of Inquiry Based Science Education (IBSE), Project Based Learning (PBL), and STEM education in combination with digital, online based learning environments and tools that use virtual reality, augmented reality and story-based education.

Greek Association of Researchers of Mathematics Education

 
The Greek Association of Researchers of Mathematics Education is a non-profit scientific organization representing Greek scientists with a common interest in studying the phenomena of learning and teaching mathematics.
 
The aim of the organization is to contribute to the development of basic and applied scientific research in the field of Didactics of Mathematics, to contribute to the dissemination of research results in public and private institutions related to mathematical education, to support of Greek teachers in the field of Mathematics Education in Greece and abroad.
 
The community of Greek Researchers has organized up to date 12 national conferences. The first six took place before being set up as a scientific union, in collaboration with Greek scientists working in the field of Information Technology in Education, entitled "Teaching of Mathematics and Information Technology in Education".
 

Greek General and Comparative Literature Association

The Greek General and Comparative Literature Association, a non-profit organization, was founded in 1987 with the purpose of supporting and directing research and teaching in the field of General and Comparative Literature in Greece.
We take the term "General and Comparative Literature" to mean, broadly speaking, the study of literature from a viewpoint transcending national, linguistic, cultural or other barriers; more specifically, it signifies the comparative study of literary history and literary theory, as well as the comparative analysis and criticism of literary texts.
 
The Association aims at implementing its goals through the organization of international or national conferences, symposia and colloquia; through the publication of the proceedings of those events as well as the publication of the literary journal Comparison-the sole existing scientific journal in Greece on the subject of the comparison of Greek literature to foreign literatures and arts; through the publication of the "Studies and Inquiries" series; and also through its collaboration with the International Comparative Literature Association and other such national Associations world-wide.
 

Hellenic Academic Society of Environmental Education for Sustainability

The Hellenic Academic Society of Environmental Education for Sustainability (H.A.S.E.E.S.). was founded in 2005 by Faculty members of Greek Universities whose field of expertise is on Environmental Education. The aims of the Society are:

  • The promotion of scientific research in the field of Environmental Education for Sustainability
  • The dissemination of this research in the Greek and international scientific community
  • The active involvement in and creative contribution to the international dialogue on these issues.

H.A.S.E.E.S. aims to provide support to the wider Environmental Education (EE) community (teachers, educators and policy-makers) who are involved in the implementation of EE, and assist institutions (Ministries and other bodies) to make decisions on EE-related issues.

The Hellenic National Bioethics Commission is an independent advisory body of experts addressed to public authorities either by its own initiative or upon request. Its mission is to highlight the interaction of life sciences and contemporary social values. In particular, the Commission

(a) investigates the ethical, social and legal aspects that arise from scientific advances in biology, biotechnology, medicine and genetics,

(b) outlines, in collaboration with the respective ministries, proposals of general policy and provides specific recommendations on related issues,

(c) collaborates with international organizations and related bodies and represents Greece to international fora, and

(d) informs the public on issues related to biotechnological advances and the impact of their applications promoting public awareness and dialogue.

The Commission has also the responsibility to co-ordinate other relevant committees at a national level. More details can be found in the Commission's founding law (2667 ΦΕΚ Α' 281/18.12.1998) and the rules of procedure. The General Secretariat of the Government supports the Commission on a financial and administrative level.

Hellenic Entomological Society
 
The aim of the Hellenic Entomological Society (HES) is the promotion of the science of Entomology. HES is interested in the proliferation and communication of knowledge concerned with the distribution, ecology, physiology, biology and ethology of insects, mites and other arthropods, mainly of species that are regarded as pests of plants, animals, agricultural products and humans. The Society is also interested in the study of beneficial and mass reared natural enemies, the pests and diseases of these organisms as well as protecting the environment from the non-sustainable use of any agricultural products such as pesticides and other chemical substances. Additionally, HES is seeking collaboration with other research institutions and societies operating nationally or internationally as well as the promotion of their members.
 
HES publishes the Journal "Entomologia Hellenica" (in English). Entomologia Hellenica is an open access journal which publishes peer-reviewed original papers or reviews on all aspects of Entomology and Acarology. It publishes one volume with two issues per year, and has a world-wide scope.
 
 
Hellenic Political Science Association
 
The Hellenic Political Science Association (HPSA) is a scientific and non-profit association. It was founded in 1959 and since 1975 it has been running its second period. According to the association's articles of association (Article 2), the purpose of the HPSA is to "promote scientific research and study of political phenomena, ideas and institutions in the spirit and method of modern political science".
 
HPSA develops multifaceted activities which include. among other things, conferences and lectures, support for seminars, research networks and study groups, the publication of a scientific journal, conference proceedings and independent studies. Its action serves its complex program objectives through:
  • The emergence and definition of political science as a distinct field of scientific research and writing,
  • The development of the field under conditions of theoretical and methodological pluralism,
  • Encouraging the interdisciplinary approach and dialogue between political science and related social sciences in Greece, and
  • Strengthening the presence of Greek political science and its scientific potential in the international scientific dialogue by fostering close contacts with the corresponding scientific potential in the Balkans, Europe, America and elsewhere.
HPSA is member of the International Political Science Association
 

Hellenic Social Policy Association

Τhe Hellenic Social Policy Association (EEKP) is the collective scientific body of Social Policy professors, researchers and students in Greece. Its purpose is to promote teaching, research, dialogue and knowledge in the interdisciplinary academic subject of Social Policy. Its mission is to highlight the role of social policies in meeting social needs and securing universal social rights for common welfare. Its duty is to develop cooperation/solidarity among the members of the scientific community of Social Policy in Greece and to encourage corresponding international scientific/research collaborations.

The EEKP was founded in 2001 and numbers almost 250 members to date. Its scientific activities are based on:

·  The organization of international conferences (since 2001), lectures and workshops (since 2002), thematic seminars (since 2009)

·  The publication of collective volumes (since 2004) and conference proceedings (since 2010)

The production and publishing of an electronic scientific journal (since 2013)

Hellenic Veterinary Medical Society (HVMS)

The Hellenic Veterinary Medical Society (HVMS) is a Scientific Society aiming to promote and safeguard Veterinary Science by improving and increasing animal production, protecting animal health, hygiene, technology and safety of food of animal origin, public health and environment. It also aims at promoting veterinary research, experimental medicine, animal protection, biomedicine and biotechnology, artificial insemination, embryo transplantation and scientific ethics.

Laboratory of Virtual Reality, Internet Research and E-Learning

The Laboratory of Virtual Reality, Internet Research and E-Learning is a Greek academic Research Institute, operating under the auspices of the Department of Psychology of Panteion University of Social and Political Sciences. During the last years, the VR Lab has conducted scientific research on the socio-psychological dimensions of the internet, virtual life and reality, cyber-governance, virtual communities, and e-learning.

VR Laboratory’s main expertise is the combination of the most up-to-date technological innovations and applications with the socio-psychological knowledge, developing a collaborative and symbiotic community in the academic culture. The VR Lab’s academic team consists of Professors, Post-Doc Researchers and PhD candidates, from different scientific disciplines, such as Sociology, Psychology, Computer science, Education, Media, Law, providing a multidisciplinary approach on the phenomena under investigation.
 
The VR, Internet Research and E-Learning Laboratory, operated, in the past, under the auspices of the Department of Psychology, a 2-years MA program in “Virtual Communities: Socio-Psychological dimensions and technical applications”, in collaboration with the Technological Education Institute of Messolonghi and the Computer Technology Institute of Patras.
 
During the past years, the Lab’s team has organized and has taken part on scientific research programs, seminars and conferences, with other academic and research institutions in Greece and abroad. The VR Lab has also co-organized the 1st Web Science Conference (Athens, 2009) and has implemented mixed methods research, on offline and online socio-psychological phenomena, such as illegal immigration phenomenon, Greek virtual political communities, online tracking of illegal drugs etc. Lab’s community has also a significant number of scholarly publications in peer-reviewed papers, books, and collective volumes.
 
 
The Laboratory for Ethnographic Approaches to the Study of Language (LESoL) is supervised by the Department of Social Anthropology and History of the University of the Aegean. The goal of LESoL is to support linguistic research in a social science environment through cultivation of an ethnographic orientation in data collection and analysis. LESoL aims at supporting teaching and research at undergraduate, graduate, doctoral, and post-doctoral level through the publication of working papers (in English and Greek), a specialized library, collaborations with other research centers and academic institutions at home and abroad, seminars, symposia, and a summer school. We hope to attract collaborators who focus on fields such as pragmatics, sociolinguistics, discourse analysis, conversation analysis and take a keen interest in contemporary linguistic landscape research.
 

National Hellenic Research Foundation (NHRF)

The National Hellenic Research Foundation is a multidisciplinary Research Centre established on 1958. Its purpose is the organization, finance and support of high level research projects in the humanities and natural sciences. Today, the Foundation comprises the following research institutes: The Institute of Historical Research (IHR), The Institute of Biology, Medicinal Chemistry and Biotechnology (IBMCB), The Institute of Theoretical and Physical Chemistry (ITPC) and the National Documentation Centre (EKT).

National Centre for Social Research (EKKE)

The National Center of Social Research was established in 1959 under the auspices of UNESCO and is the only public institution in Greece dedicated to the social sciences. ΕΚΚΕ is a public law legal entity  supervised by the General Secretariat of Research and Technology of the Ministry of Education and religious matters. 

Since its establishment, ΕΚΚΕ :

  • Has established a research tradition in areas such as social policy, political sociology and electoral geography, social geography and social anthropology.
  • Conducts social research on a wide range of subjects, constantly enriching a decades-long tradition with issues of current importance
  • Provides support to the State by designing and evaluating public policies at the national, regional and local level, as well as providing research and expertise reports aiming at the timely indication of critical social and political issues
  • Maintains constant international collaboration by its presence in international research and expertise networks as well as major European research programs
  • Contains one of the country’s largest libraries for the social sciences that provides support for its research activity as well as for the social sciences and research in Greece more generally.
  • Publishes print and free access digital works related to the research on and analysis of aspects of contemporary Greek society. An important number of EKKE’s publications are included in the syllabuses of University Department courses
  • Publishes The Greek Review of Social Research, the country’s oldest social sciences journal and one of the first scientific journals to have adopted the blind peer review system.

The National Documentation Centre of Greece (EKT)

The National Documentation Centre of Greece (ΕΚΤ) is the national institution for documentation, information and support on science research and technology issues. Founded in 1980, EKT is integrated with the National Hellenic Research Foundation (NHRF) and is supervised by the General Secretariat for Research and Technology of the Ministry of Education.

Centre for Asia Minor Studies (CAMS)

The Centre for Asia Minor Studies (CAMS) engages in the following activities: 
  • conservation, documentation and dissemination of archival material relevant to the everyday life of Greeks in Asia Minor, their expatriation and resettlement in Greece;
  • publication of the Bulletin of the Centre for Asia Minor Studies, an authoritative scientific journal keeping up-to-date and promoting Asia Minor studies, as well as bringing into light the rich archival material of the Centre;
  • collection and preservation of books and journals relevant to the scientific interests of the Centre, which are freely accessible to visitors of the Centre in the library;
  • dissemination of the archival material to scientists and researchers as a means to promoting research, as well as to second and third generation Asia Minor Greek refugees interested in their place of origin;
  • holding of events aiming at the promotion of  the objectives and material of CAMS.

Hellenic Scientific Institute Economics of Education & Life Long Learning, of Research & Innovation

The Hellenic Scientific Institute Economics of Education & Lifelong Learning, of Research & Innovation, was established in 2012. The Institute’s aim is to scientifically contribute to the field of Economics of Education and Lifelong Learning, Research and Innovation. The Institute aims also  to contribute in Planning and Evaluating Policies and Investments at the level of applied policy analysis and therefore, in promoting economic growth, employment and social cohesion in Greece, and other countries in South-Eastern Europe, Black Sea, Mediterranean and the European Union.
 
The aim of the Institute is the scientific contribution to the field of Economics of Education & Lifelong Learning, Research and Innovation.  For this purpose, the Institute:
  • Promotes research and scientific knowledge on issues of Economics of Education & Lifelong Learning, Research and Innovation and expresses publicly its views on current issues of its expertise.
  • Establishes and operates a network of researchers and academics in the scientific issues of the Institute, announces competitions and bestows awards for carrying out studies at all levels of education.
  • Carries out research studies with the financing of public and private entities in Greece and abroad, collaborates in carrying out studies and researches with private and public institutions and International Organizations (The United Nations, the World Bank, the European Investment Bank etc.)
  • Publishes statistics and financial studies related to its scientific field.
  • Advices and provides information to public, political, private, cultural and scientific institutions in Greece, the European Union and international community.
  • Cooperates with scientific bodies, universities, national and international Research Institutes and Centres of applied economic research as well as with the European Commission Offices and the European Parliament in Greece.
  • Organizes public events, conferences, educational and training seminars on the field of its scientific expertise.
  • Organises educational and training seminars on its scientific field both in Greece and abroad, funded by private and public bodies.

Hellenic Centre for Marine Research (HCMR)

The Hellenic Centre for Marine Research is the national laboratory of Greece on oceanography and marine research. Our work covers the entire spectrum from basics science to technological research. We do large scale experiments in the ocean, measure environmental parameters, explore the seafloor, find ancient wrecks and submerged cities, help the State with tsunami hazard mitigation, protect our beaches, study the evolution of fish populations, develop feed for fish, train graduate students and disseminate information to the public. We invite scientific collaborations from anywhere in the world, and we charter our oceanographic ships for specialized studies.

The Scientific Society for Social Cohesion and Development

The Scientific Society for Social Cohesion and Development (EPEKSA) is a politically, independent centre of scientific research and social intervention operating as a nonprofit, civil society organization. The objective of the Society is the promotion of the principles of social justice, solidarity and equality, as found in the documents and founding declarations of international organizations and national constitutions.
The Society’s fields of research and analysis include; poverty and social inequality, public employment policies, social inclusion policies, social protection, health and long term care, family policy, gender, child policies, social and sustainable development, the environment, education and vocational training, migration, corporate social responsibility, youth, culture.
The Society publishes since 2006 the Biannual Scientific Review “Social Cohesion and Development”. Social Cohesion and Development publishes articles on all aspects of social policy, social cohesion and development. 
 

Department of Business Administration of the Technological and Educational Institute of Epirus

The Department is located in the city of Igoumenitsa.  The TEI of Epirus was founded in 1994 and has campuses in Arta, Ioannina, Preveza and Igoumenitsa. Τhe Department was founded in 1999 and its mission is to provide training and to conduct research in the realm of intercultural communication. Each year the department admits 200 new students.

Department of Early Childhood Education/Univeristy of Ioannina

The Department began operations in the academic year 1987-1988 and the first students graduated in 1991. From the very beginning of its operation there has been active research in the fields of Education with special emphasis on early childhood. Currently, the research extends to all fields of knowledge that reflect the academic disciplines of the Department at both undergraduate and postgraduate level. At the same time, the Department organizes International Conferences around the interests of education and training at the premises of the University. The Department participates in international programs and committees that promote research in the academic disciplines of its members.

Univeristy Press of Thessaly

The University Press of Thessaly was founded in 1998 in Volos. Its mission is to facilitate the dissemination of scholarship through the publication of monographs, textbooks and edited volumes in the fields of science and the humanities, thus enhancing the educational, cultural and social role of the university.

Department of English Language and Literature / National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

The Department of English Language and Literature is one of the largest academic units in the School of Philosophy of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA). It offers courses in the wide area of English Studies, spanning, literature, culture, translation, theoretical and applied linguistics (TEFL). All courses are taught and assessed in English. Students also take option courses offered by other Departments of the School of Philosophy (Greek Studies, History and Archeology, Philosophy, Education and Psychology. Our undergraduates study towards a B.A. degree in English with a minor in Greek studies.
 

Department of Economics/National and Kapodistrian University of Athens

Τhe Department of Economics, of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens is an independent department within the Faculty of Law, Economic and Political Sciences. It has 47 faculty members, 3,500 undergraduate and 140 graduate active students and awards 350 degrees in economics every year.   Faculty members are engaged in research in all fields of economics, but also in related fields, such as economic history, philosophy, mathematics, statistics and information science.  The Department of Economics of the University of Athens plays an important role in the production of economic knowledge, offering a critical analysis of economic relations and institutions.  Its research output enriches the Greek and international literature in economics and related fields. 

Department of Preschool education of the University of Crete

The Department of Preschool Education (DPE)  was established in 1987 and aims to: (a) develop and promote the Sciences of Education by means of exemplary teaching, training, and research; (b) provide graduates with the opportunity to develop skills necessary for an academic and/or professional career; (c) contribute to the improvement of education in general and meet the increasing demands of the educational services; (d) contribute to debates and solutions regarding current educational issues. Furthermore, the Laboratory of Pedagogical Research and Applications supports the DPE goals and meets research and teaching needs in the field of preschool education. Specifically, it aims in the development of preschool curricula, teaching programs and teaching methodology, as well as in the development of language, mathematical, psychomotor, aesthetic, music and drama resources.

National and Kapodistrian University of Athens Applied Philosophy Research Laboratory

The National and Kapodistrian University of Athens Applied Philosophy Research Laboratory was established in 1999 as an autonomous unit attached to the Department of Philosophy of the University of Athens. The initial purpose of the Lab's establishment was to facilitate research in the area of applied philosophy and provide teaching support to students and faculty members in both graduate and post-graduate level of studies. The Lab is also committed to conduct empirical and/or theoretical research in all areas of philosophy, with particular focus on Ethics, Metaethics and Applied Ethics. To this purpose the Lab seeks to foster collaborations with other Laboratories, Research Centers or Units, as well as with international organizations and societies. The Lab seeks to further and convey knowledge on areas of philosophical research by means of hosting post-graduate programs of study, publishing works of original philosophical research as well as journals, and organizing conferences.

Research Centre for Economic Policy, Governance and Development

The Research Centre for Economic Policy, Governance and Development has been established in 2018, succeeding the Research Unit for Economy and (Public) Policy (EMEPO). It focuses on the study of economic and developmental issues in the local, national, peripheral and international level, taking into account the governance perspective as well. The activities of the Centre also include the implementation of research projects, symposiums/conferences and other similar research tasks. 

The Geological Society of Greece

The Geological Society of Greece was founded in 1951 as a non-profit scientific organization, to promote and advance the knowledge of all topics of geology. Through International Congresses, scientific meetings, workshops, field trips and publications, the Society provides a forum for the presentation and dissemination of current knowledge related to the geology of Greece and the adjacent areas to earth scientists.

The main goals of Geological Society of Greece are:

  • To contribute to research, education and promotion of the geological sciences.
  • To assist members and anyone who is interested in updating and augmenting their knowledge in geoscience.
  • To provide information to citizens and the Greek state on the results of the geological research.
  • To contribute the exploitation of the results of geological surveys and to highlight the potential for economic development in line with social progress, environmental protection and the improvement of  the quality of life.
  • To contribute international cooperation of the geoscientists in order to implement the above mentioned objectives
School of Early Childhood Education of Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
 
The School of Early Childhood Education was established in 1985 and, since then, has developed a wide range of activities aiming at the development of early childhood education teacher training as well as the promotion of research in connection with international scientific progress and national social requirements. The School offers an undergraduate study program with a duration of eight (8) semesters and postgraduate programs in Special Education, Intercultural Education and Language Teaching, in collaboration with other academic institutions both in Greece and abroad.

Society for Macedonian Studies

The Society for Macedonian Studies was established in 1939. It focuses on the promotion of multifaceted issues related to the study of Macedonia.

Society for the Research of Relations between Medieval and Modern Hellenism and the West (EESMNED)

The Society was founded in 1986 by a group of historians. It is an officially recognized learned society and has approximately 150 members, among whom there are many young scholars. The Society's main objective is the advancement of the study and research of relations between Medieval and Modern Hellenism and the West, the systematic collection, elaboration and publication of relevant sources and the promotion of auxiliary sciences of history.

OMEP

The name of OMEP comes from the initials of the French name "Organization Mondiale pour l'Éducation Préscolaire", which means the World Organization for Early Childhood Education. OMEP is a non-governmental, non-profit, global organization for pre-school education, active in more than seventy countries with the primary objective of promoting children's rights in education and supporting activities that improve access to high quality education and childcare for children 0 -8 years. OMEP is represented at the meetings of UNESCO, UNICEF and other international organizations with similar goals.
 
Greece has been officially represented in OMEP since 1959, when the "National Committee of Greece for Preschool Education" was founded under the no. 1274/59 association statutes of the Court of Athens. Today, OMEP Greece consists of nine Departments in the following cities: Athens, Alexandroupolis, Volos, Thessaloniki, Ioannina, Patras, Rhodes, Crete, Florina and is run by the Executive Committee, which is elected every two years. OMEP Greece implements various scientific and training actions in the local Departments, publishes annually the scientific journal "Investigating the child’s world" as well as books in printed and electronic form, in the fulfillment of its central purpose, which is to defend and promote the rights of the child with particular emphasis on the right to quality education, and consequently the training of teachers and the promotion of scientific pedagogical research.
 

Society for the Study of New Hellenism (EMNE)

The Society for the Study of New Hellenism is a scientific body which was established in 1971. It focuses on the study of the events, phenomena and developments which shaped Greek history in the period starting from the last medieval times until today.

Cultural and Intellectual History Society (CIHIS)

The Cultural and Intellectual History Society (CIHIS) is a tightly knit group of researchers created out of the need to reflect on the use, the construction and the practices of historical discourse. Strongly devoted to a multi-disciplinary perspective, CIHIS was conceived as a space of experimentation and reflection on how we do history and what we do as historians that is on the reflection of the very process of history making. As a community of equals, CIHIS strives to generate original ideas and new venues of research. Ιt aims at creating a forum of communication in the humanities and promoting the study of themes and phenomena that cannot be approached solely from within one discipline.

Institute of Historical Research

The objective of the Institute of Historical Research (IHR/NHRF) is the research of the political, economic, social and cultural history of the Hellenic area and the regions where Hellenism has been active, from prehistoric antiquity to the modern era. The Institute was formed in 2012 from the merging of the three former NHRF institutes -the oldest Greek research institutions on historical and philological sciences-:

  • Institute of Byzantine Research (renamed as Section of Byzantine Research)
  • Institute of Greek and Roman Antiquity (renamed as Section of Greek and Roman Antiquity)
  • Institute of Neohellenic Research (renamed as Section of Neohellenic Research)

Its research activities focus on the creation and dissemination of new knowledge, as well as the training of younger researchers, thus contributing decisively to national self-awareness and international scientific cooperation in the scientific fields it serves.

Benaki Museum

The Benaki Museum – comprised, at that time, of the main building at no. 1 Koumbari Street and its original collections – constitutes a gift from the heirs of Emmanuel Benaki to the nation. It was inaugurated on 22 April 1930 and as an independent cultural and charitable institution and a legal entity governed by civil law, has been serving its statutory goals, which in accordance with the statute governing its foundation (4599/GG2/5/1930) are to develop and promote appreciation of the arts and historical knowledge, ever since. With its extensive collections of exhibits covering various cultural fields, and in its general activity, which meets a number of social needs, the Benaki Museum is an example of a complex structure within the wider network of museological institutions in Greece.

Greek Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies

The Greek Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies is an academic association which was established in 1962 at the initiative of C. Th. Dimaras. The Society aims to promote the research on the Neohellenic Enlightenment, an offspring of the European Enlightenment, publish the relevant research and organize academic conferences and international meetings on the subject. Since 2011, the Society publishes with EKT the peer-reviewed journal 'The Gleaner'.

The Christian Archaeological Society (XAE)

The Christian Archaeological Society (XAE) was founded in 1884 and is one of the oldest scientific associations in Greece. Its aim is to promote research and all other scholarly activity in the sector of Byzantine and Post-Byzantine Archaeology and Art. Since 2011, the Society publishes the peer-reviewed journal 'Deltion' with EKT.

In the following period, the list with the editors/publishers will host new collaborations which will enrich significantly the number of open publications, books and conference proceedings available to the public.

 

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