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每年都有 200 万篇学术论文被发表。如此数量庞大的研究产出，如何让您发表的研究成果引起行业相关人员的关注到并得到传播的机会？

Sage一直致力于帮助中国学者扩大其学术影响力。 2019年启动的 “Sage 学者之声” 项目已经采访了数十位教授和学者，并在Sage中国或全球官方渠道传播他们在各自学术领域取得的优异研究成果。

为惠及更多的作者，Sage推出“中国作者研究推广助力计划” 。如果您觉得近期在Sage旗下期刊发表的研究值得被传播，欢迎您与我们联系！我们将协助您在多个Sage中国官方社交媒体平台或者亚太地区的官方社交媒体推广您的学术研究。您发表研究的曝光量、阅读及下载量等将有机会得以提。

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Every year, 2 million academic papers are published. With such a large volume of research output, how do you get your published research noticed by industry stakeholders and get the opportunity to disseminate it?

Sage has been committed to helping Chinese scholars expand their academic impact. The “Sage Scholars' Voices” program launched in 2019 has already interviewed dozens of professors and scholars and disseminated their outstanding research results in their respective academic fields on Sage China or global official channels.

The digital landscape is constantly changing. To help you and your students keep up with the field, and to make preparation for your teaching as quick and easy as possible, below you’ll find a range of just some of the free resources available in our textbooks and on their accompanying websites

Selection of online resources

Please note: you’ll need to have an approved instructor account to access some of these materials 

If you've just started university, you might be feeling anxious and excited in equal measures. It’s a cliche, but everyone else really is in the same boat. However, there's plenty you can do to make your voyage at university smooth, storm-free and watertight – and you're in the right place. 

Although blended learning isn’t a new model, 2020 caught many students and lecturers by surprise by having to adapt to fully learning and teaching online.

ACJS/Sage Junior Faculty Professional Development Teaching Award & Workshop

Adam Matthew release extract of major American History collection

Marlborough, UK - From July 1^st-31^st, Adam Matthew will enable free access to ‘American History in 100 Documents’: one-hundred hand-picked documents and associated analysis of their importance from American History, 1493-1945, sourced exclusively from the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History in New York.