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Journal of Research Practice (JRP) is a quality-conscious peer-reviewed journal, published online by Athabasca University Press (AU Press), Canada, in the open-access mode. The journal charges no subscription or pay-per-view fees to readers and no submission or publication fees to authors. It follows a rigorous editorial process to ensure quality and relevance of what it publishes. It also offers outstanding editorial support to authors. JRP already has a good track record and reaches a wide audience of readers worldwide. The journal exists to develop our understanding of research as a type of practice, so as to extend and enhance that practice in multiple domains . . . more about the journal’s focus and scope.
Open-Access Advantage: There are several advantages of open-access publishing, including increased visibility globally and, therefore, increased chance of your work reaching potential readers and users.
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Volume 6, Issue 2, 2010
Special Issue: Research Practice in Art and Design: Experiential Knowledge and Organised Inquiry
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Experiential Knowledge in Organised Inquiry
Experiential Knowledge in Doctoral Research
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