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Où publier ? (Where to publish?)

Information database on scientific journals

Marie-Christine Duchamp, Catherine Sauvajon CIRAD, DGDRS, F-34398 Montpellier, France

Où publier ? (Where to publish?), is a French language website which describes more than

1,300 scientific journals in life sciences, human and social sciences, and engineering

sciences applied to agriculture. Researchers can identify and choose the journals best suited to their subject matter and to their publication projects. The searches can be done on words or topics and the search results can be refined by specific criteria: journal reputation, the open access, the types of articles... The database presents for each journal, detailed

information such as: the aims and scope of the journal, the topics covered, the presence of a reviewers' committee, the existence of an impact factor from JCR®, the link to instructions to authors, the publisher copyright and self-archiving policies from the SHERPA/RoMEO and

Héloïse websites. The database is supplied by user’s suggestions and by the Cirad

information specialists. “Où publier ?” has been first created for Cirad researchers and it is now open to a large public at http://ou-publier.cirad.fr/ or also on the French CoopIST website which is specialized in publishing support.

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