"Yes, We're Open." International Public History Goes Open Access
Abstract
The co-editors of International Public History discuss two major innovations in the history of the journal: that from Volume 8, Issue 1 (May 2025) it will be fully open-access and, for the first time, articles will appear in non-English languages. They take the opportunity to reflect on the journal’s first seven years and anticipate where it might go in the future.
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