ARCHive-SR

About this journal

ARCHive-SR, a fully open access journal, stands at the intersection of archival science and scholarly research. Its primary aim is to serve as a platform for the dissemination of innovative research and practices within the field, promoting critical discussions and fostering collaboration among scholars, archivists, and researchers. The journal's scope encompasses a wide range of topics, including the history and theory of archives, archival description and access, digital preservation and curation, and the ethical and legal dimensions of archival work.

Key themes explored within ARCHive-SR include the evolving role of archives in the digital age, the impact of technology on archival practices, the intersections between archives and other disciplines, and the importance of archival materials in shaping our understanding of the past. The journal welcomes contributions that address contemporary challenges and opportunities facing the archival profession, offering a space for reflection, analysis, and debate on crucial topics such as diversity, inclusion, and accessibility in archival collections.

ARCHive-SR caters to a diverse audience, including professional archivists, librarians, researchers, scholars, educators, students, and anyone interested in the preservation and access to historical records. The journal's open access policy ensures that its content is readily available to a broad international readership, fostering wider engagement and promoting the exchange of knowledge within the archival community.

The journal's impact is evident in its ability to stimulate thought-provoking discussions, contribute to the advancement of archival theory and practice, and influence the development of innovative approaches to archival work. By promoting research and dialogue within the field, ARCHive-SR plays a vital role in shaping the future of archives and ensuring the preservation and accessibility of our collective memory.