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Direct linkXu, Xin – Higher Education: The International Journal of Higher Education Research, 2020
The current expansion of English language publishing by scholars from China is supported by national and university policies, including monetary and career incentives to publish in English. These incentives, which extend to work in the humanities and social sciences (HSS, the focus of this paper) as well as the sciences and technologies, are…
Descriptors: Incentives, Writing for Publication, College Faculty, Researchers
Flowerdew, John; Li, Yongyan – Journal of Second Language Writing, 2009
Within a global trend of the anglicization of academic publishing, in the humanities and social sciences (HSS) publication in indigenous languages, nevertheless, in many contexts, continues to thrive. Given that the overall anglicization of academic publishing tends to be negotiated at the local level, this study seeks to discover how a…
Descriptors: Faculty Publishing, Social Sciences, Foreign Countries, Humanities
