Welcome to the UiA Journal System
On this page, all of the University of Agder's Open Access journals are listed with a brief introduction to each.
You will find link to the journal, to the current issue, and link to register for the journal.
Early Modern Culture Online
Early Modern Culture Online (EMCO) is an interdisciplanary open-access peer reviewed electronic journal. EMCO aims at publishing original research on Renaissance and Early Modern culture, broadly construed, from a wide variety of approaches.
We invite edited studies on thematically related research in all areas of Renaissance and Early Modern literature, art history, language, philosophy and musical research.
The important themes and cultural expressions discussed, and the wider relevance of Early Modern art forms and cultural statements in contemporary society, turn the series into a valuable resource for specialists as well as for the general reader.
The journal is biannual. The summer issue is open for all topics related to the Early Modern studies. The second edition is a Christmas Special and will have a dedicated topic. Topic for this issue will be announced one year in advance.
EMCO is published by the Early Modern Research Group.
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NORWEGIAN MUSICOLOGICAL PUBLICATION
NTM-Online is an electronic Journal for Music Research in Norway, published by University of Agder and supported by Agder Academy of Science. Submitted articles will touch upon topics such as Jazz, Popular Music, Western Art Music, and World Music.
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Nordic Journal of Modern Language Methodology
Nordic Open Access Journal of Modern Language Methodology is an international journal targeting teachers, scholars, teacher trainers and student teachers as its readership. It has two sections. Section A will contain peer-reviewed articles that address the theoretical and methodological debates within the field; section B seeks contributions from teachers and teacher trainers about hands-on experiences in the classroom. Articles may be in English, French, German, Norwegian and Spanish.