Optimisation of the open access blog "Jean-Monnet-Saar"

欧洲法律的科学在线博客，Jean-Monnet-Saar （https://jean-monnet-saar）。eu/)积极推动开放获取转型，一直在通过开放的同行评审程序测试数字出版物质量保证的新形式和程序。在这种情况下，开放获取意味着在没有法律、技术或财务障碍的情况下发表科学贡献，从而可以永久地向任何人提供（特别是通过互联网上所谓的博客进行数字访问）。公开同行评议的特点是公开评议过程，因为作者和评议者彼此认识，可以进入科学论述。Jean-Monnet-Saar博客将在资助期间进行扩展和优化，并扩大其现有的国际规模也是其中的一部分。在狭义和广义上对数字化在欧洲法律领域的学术塑造做出重要贡献的表现是编辑团队工作的重点。事实上，德国法律领域的数字化转型仍在缓慢进行。在这里，博客因此成为其他机构的一个示范项目，通过它的优化，将为更开放的科学做出更强的科学充分的贡献。与此同时，年轻的研究人员在早期阶段就被介绍给科学出版的方法，这符合同行评审过程。博客格式短，出版时间短，有意降低首次发表的门槛，与此同时，由Astrid Epiney博士、Stefanie Schmahl博士、Thomas Giegerich博士和Christian Calliess教授组成的编辑委员会的审查过程始终坚持科学标准。“开放获取基础设施”优先领域的资金也可用于扩大有质量保证的、与国家相关的出版平台——包括面向研究成果初步出版的开放获取知识库。学术界有这样的需求，因为目前还没有其他博客以德语和英语出版，专注于更广泛意义上的欧洲法（特别是在欧洲委员会层面）。通过申请人担任欧罗巴研究所联合主任的合作，已经出现了国际层面，并反映在伙伴大学学者的许多出版物中，在供资期间将进一步扩大国际层面。因此，这个博客结合了来自“科学出版基础设施”资助项目不同重点领域的许多方面。

The scientific online blog for European Law, Jean-Monnet-Saar (https://jean-monnet-saar.eu/), which actively contributes to the Open Access transformation, has been testing novel forms and procedures of quality assurance of digital publications with the open peer review procedure. In this context, open access means the publication of scientific contributions without legal, technical or financial barriers, which can thus be made permanently available to anyone (especially digitally via so-called blogs on the Internet). Open peer review is characterised by a public review process in the sense that authors and reviewers are known to each other and can enter into a scientific discourse. The Jean-Monnet-Saar blog is to be expanded and optimised during the funding period, and an expansion of its already existing international dimension is also part of this. The performance of an important contribution to the academic shaping of digitalisation in the field of European law in the narrow and the broad sense of the term is the focus of the work of the editorial team. Indeed, the digital transformation in the field of law is still proceeding slowly in Germany. Here, the blog thus serves as a model project for other institutions and, through its optimisation, will make a stronger science-adequate contribution to a more open science. At the same time, young researchers are introduced to the methodology of scientific publishing at an early stage, in compliance with the peer-review process. The threshold for first-time publications is deliberately kept low by the short blog format and short times to publication, while at the same time scientific standards are always adhered to by the review process on the part of the editorial board consisting of Prof. Dr. Astrid Epiney, Prof. Dr. Stefanie Schmahl, Prof. Dr. Thomas Giegerich and Prof. Dr. Christian Calliess. Funding in the priority area "Open Access Infrastructures" can also be used to expand quality-assured, nationally relevant publication platforms - including Open Access repositories that are geared towards the initial publication of research results. There is a need in the academic community insofar as there is no other blog publishing in German and English language that focuses on European law in the broader sense (especially at the level of the Council of Europe). The international dimension, which is already present through the cooperation of the Europa-Institut, of which the applicant is co-director, and which is reflected in numerous publications by academics from the partner universities, is to be further expanded during the funding period. As a result, the blog combines numerous aspects from different focus areas of the funding programme "Infrastructures for Scientific Publishing".