GAIA

GAIA – Ecological Perspectives for Science and Society ...
... is a community-based journal.
... is published by oekom, an independent publisher based in Germany and committed to high environmental standards
    (see natürlich oekom).
... follows the Green Road to Open Access under a policy that is fully compliant with Plan S (coalition-s.org):

• articles can be archived with no embargo period,
• authors retain copyright,
• articles are published under the Creative Commons Attribution licence CC BY 4.0.

... is preserved in CLOCKSS for long-term digital preservation
... has a quick turnaround and minimizes time from submission to publication.
... has a proven record of high-quality articles, a well-established international reviewer network, and a reputation of academic excellence.
... articles are chosen for their scientific content as well as their ease of comprehension and relevance to readers of various scientific disciplines.
... is published in colour print and provides an exceptional opportunity to illustrate scientific work in the form of pictures, charts, or maps.
... articles can be published in both English and German.

Please visit our journal website gaia.oekom.de for Focus and Scope, Metrics/Indexing, and Publication Ethics.

GAIA has been supported by: ETH Board | Branco Weiss † | Eawag | Altana AG | Heinz Nixdorf Stiftung | Velux Stiftung | Stiftung Sonnenwiese | Binding Stiftung | Ulrich Müller-Herold | Paul Schiller Stiftung

Submission

For article submissions and further information on the journal please proceed to the GAIA editorial management system on our journal website gaia.oekom.de >>.

Special Issues / Focus Sections

If you are interested in publishing a special issue or a focus section, please read our information sheet on special issues and focus sections (.pdf) >> and contact the editorial office at gaia@oekom.de.
 

oekom is happy to support Open Access, the practice of providing unrestricted access to peer-reviewed scientific and scholarly information.

All information on Open Access and on GAIA's Green Open Access policy can be found at our journal website.

Copyright

Articles in GAIA are published under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution license CC BY 4.0. Under this license, anyone may access, copy, distribute, or reuse these articles, as long as the author and original source are properly cited.

Toolkits for Transdisciplinarity

GAIA and the i2Insights blog

GAIA has a productive long-term partnership with the blog Integration and Implementation Insights (also known as i2Insights, https://i2insights.org).
i2Insights is a community weblog for researchers who are interested in sharing concepts and methods for understanding and acting on complex societal and environmental problems (problems like global climate change and inequality).
The blog is run by the Integration and Implementation Sciences (i2S, https://i2s.anu.edu.au) team, headed by Gabriele Bammer, member of GAIA’s Scientific Advisory Board, and Peter Deane, at The Australian National University.

If your GAIA paper is about a research integration or implementation concept or method, you may receive an invitation to contribute to the i2Insights blog and to further the reach of your work through a blog post. You should also feel free to contact the blog editors at: gabriele.bammer@anu.edu.au.

GAIA will make your paper free to access for a month after the blog post is published, unless the paper is already open access.

To see all blog posts from the partnership with GAIA: https://i2insights.org/tag/partner-gaia-journal >>

Every year, GAIA selects the winners of the Masters Student Paper Award and the Best Paper Award.
More information:

GAIA Masters Student Paper Award >>

GAIA Best Paper Award >>

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GAIA Media data 2022 (in German) >>

Terms and Conditions (in German) >>

Mona Fricke

Tel.: +49 89 / 54 41 84 - 17
Fax: +49 89 / 54 41 84 - 49
E-Mail: fricke@oekom.de