Kriterium
collaboration providing a shared open access scientific monographs platform and services for consortium of Swedish universities, academic publishers and institutions.
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Kriterium
Summary
Kriterium is an open-access publisher[1].
Key Facts
- Kriterium is in the country of Sweden[2].
- Kriterium's instance of is recorded as open-access publisher[3].
- Kriterium's instance of is recorded as book series[4].
- Kriterium's ISSN is recorded as 2002-2131[5].
- Kriterium's language of work or name is recorded as Swedish[6].
- Kriterium's country of origin is recorded as Sweden[7].
- Kriterium's official website is recorded as https://www.kriterium.se/[8].
- Kriterium's main subject is recorded as scientific publication[9].
- Kriterium's main subject is recorded as human science[10].
- Kriterium's main subject is recorded as social science[11].
- Kriterium's described at URL is recorded as https://www.kriterium.se/site/about/[12].
- Kriterium's described at URL is recorded as https://www.kriterium.se/site/en-about/[13].
- Kriterium's described at URL is recorded as https://lnu.se/mot-linneuniversitetet/aktuellt/kalender/2018/kriterium---en-publiceringskanal-for-vetenskapliga-bocker/[14].
- Kriterium's Handle ID is recorded as 20.500.12854/25598[15].
- Kriterium's Norway Import Service and Registration Authority periodical code is recorded as 1027670[16].
- Kriterium's title is recorded as Kriterium[17].
- Kriterium's YouTube video ID is recorded as 3ZiX9Lpy7A0[18].
- Kriterium's board member is recorded as Åke Ingerman[19].
- Kriterium's board member is recorded as Maja Pelling[20].
- Kriterium's board member is recorded as Ulf Zander[21].
- Kriterium's board member is recorded as Lisbeth Söderqvist[22].
- Kriterium's board member is recorded as Annika Olsson[23].
- Kriterium's board member is recorded as Tove Marling Kallrén[24].
- Kriterium's board member is recorded as Karina Klok[25].
- Kriterium's board member is recorded as Sharon Rider[26].
Body
Leadership
Board members include Åke Ingerman[19], a dean[27], b. 1973[28], of Sweden[29], specialised in didactic method[30]; Maja Pelling[20], a librarian[31], b. 1976[32], of Sweden[33]; Ulf Zander[21], a professor[34], b. 1965[35], of Sweden[36], specialised in history[37]; Lisbeth Söderqvist[22]; Annika Olsson[23], a publisher[38], of Sweden[39]; and Tove Marling Kallrén[24].