Scholarly Publishing Issues

Partnership is the journal of Partnership, Canada's national network of provincial and territorial library associations. The journal promotes the exchange of ideas about libraries, librarianship, and information science among practitioners across all library sectors. Partnership is a Canadian, bilingual and open access journal publishing double-blind peer-reviewed research and editorially-reviewed articles and opinion pieces.

Mémoires du livre / Studies in Book Culture is an open access electronic publication that creates a bridge between Francophone and Anglophone networks and establishes a dialogue between the new generation of researchers and seasoned specialists, while ensuring a continuity in the field of the history of books through the dissemination of the most up-to-date subjects. Firmly interdisciplinary, the journal calls on much expertise to situate the written work in society, to analyze its uses, and to measure its reach.

Lien social et Politiques is a French-language, international, and multidisciplinary journal devoted to an examination of the social phenomena from the perspective of individuals and their social practices, as well as institutional regulations and actions. The journal is published since 1979. It now a digital only publication and, since 2015, has been accessible for free on the Érudit platform.

Founded in 1968, Criminologie is primarily dedicated to presenting research results and addresses both scientists and criminal-justice professionals. This theme-based journal calls upon researchers in various fields: criminologists, sociologists, psychologists, jurists, etc. Criminologie is the only French-language criminology journal published in North America. The journal is printed and digital as well. The electronic version is available in open access since 2017.

The main mandate of Archives is to contribute to the development of archival and information sciences, both from the point of view of theory and practice, by providing a space for publication for research, reflections and professional experiences. Archives is a meeting point between diverse disciplines more traditional related to information science and new challenges as metadata or content management.Archives is the journal of the Association des archivistes du Québec.

Documentation et bibliothèques is the Association pour l’avancement des sciences et des techniques de la documentation's quarterly journal. The Journal offers articles about the new realities and tendancies in the library and information community across the province of Quebec as well as the Francophonie. The Journal follows those developments both from a theoretical and a practical standpoint. Every year, the journal publishes a special thematic that can be considered as a monography.