Good authorship practices: facilitating collaborations across disciplines Social Sciences and Arts...

Good authorship practices: facilitating collaborations across disciplines

Social Sciences and Arts and HumanitiesDr Pat Noxolop.noxolo@sheffield.ac.uk

Social Sciences and Arts and Humanities Aim:

Issues and strategies surrounding publication in the social sciences and arts and humanities

Structure: Pressures to publish Tensions around publics Strategies for publication

Pressures to publish Neoliberal productivism

Citations and ‘refability’ Centres/margins of knowledge production

Research funding Impact and outcomes

Knowledge production and circulation Critical enquiry Problematizing and shifting centres

Tensions around publics Interdisciplinary work

Publication cultures Reputation and association

Non-academic Participation and consultation Focus and timescales Formats and depth

Collaboration and excellence Beyond (emerging) global hubs Towers and grassroots

Strategies for publication Collaborative research

Differential timescales Differential value

Collaborative writing (peer) mentoring and career advancement Creative process and contribution Style and form

Individual writing Editor/reviewer’s contribution Prioritisation and prestige Satisfaction and voice

Good authorship practices: facilitating collaborations across disciplines

Social Sciences and Arts and HumanitiesDr Pat Noxolop.noxolo@sheffield.ac.uk