Hi all, I’ve been doing some digging lately on where doctorate holders here and academics in Australia publish their work — not just full research papers, but also smaller pieces like expert blogs or personal reflections from their academic journey. Most journals are very formal, take long to respond, and are limited to specific topics. I

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The scholarly publishing landscape is largely shaped by the so-called Big Five publishers. These entities, namely Elsevier, Springer Nature, Wiley, Taylor & Francis, and Wolters Kluwer, exert a considerable influence on academic output. While they facilitate crucial platforms for disseminating knowledge, their dominance has sparked controversy rega

Hey everyone, Just wanted to share something useful for those who’ve finished their PhD, DBA, or are currently working in academics and want to publish their research. I’ve been helping a colleague recently, and we found a few platforms that seem to work well — especially for professionals who want their work to be recognized, not just stor

Many people work hard to earn a doctorate or complete a DBA. But after that, their research often stays hidden. Their work sits on a shelf or a hard drive, unread and unshared. That’s where GlobalX Publications steps in. GlobalX gives doctorate holders and professionals a real chance to be seen. If you’ve done the work, you should be recognized