Panorama Scholarly Group / Partnerships

Partnerships that extend the reach of scholarship.

We work with institutions, cultural communities, libraries, and knowledge services that help research travel further and remain useful to more readers.

A network around the record

The work becomes stronger when it can move.

Scholarly publishing depends on more than a publication platform. It depends on relationships that connect authors, editors, readers, libraries, communities, and discovery services.

This page records selected connections around the group. Platform links describe discovery or access routes and do not imply ownership or endorsement.

Selected connections

Different roles, one wider scholarly environment.

We distinguish institutional relationships from the services that help readers discover or access scholarly work.

Taoist Association of Korea

Institutional partnership

Taoist Association of Korea

A cultural and intellectual partnership supporting scholarly exchange in Korea.

China Academic Social Sciences and Humanities Library

Scholarly service

China Academic Social Sciences and Humanities Library

A discovery route that helps humanities and social sciences communities locate relevant literature.

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Changjiang Wenku

Knowledge service

Changjiang Wenku

A knowledge-service platform that supports discovery across journals, books, and research literature.

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Asia Technology Research Institute (ATRI)

Academic publishing partner

Asia Technology Research Institute (ATRI)

An academic publishing organisation focused on peer-reviewed open-access journals across the social sciences, arts, and digital governance.

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Shiharr Publishing

Academic publishing partner

Shiharr Publishing

An academic publishing organisation that publishes journals and research work across the humanities, social sciences, education, and related fields.

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How we work together

A partnership should make the work more possible.

Our approach is deliberately practical. We look for clarity, respect, and lasting value in every relationship.

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Shared purpose

A useful relationship begins with a clear scholarly, cultural, or public purpose.

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Respect for roles

Each organisation keeps its own identity, responsibilities, and decision-making boundaries.

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Durable value

We favour connections that improve discovery, access, dialogue, or the care of the scholarly record.

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Bring a thoughtful proposal.

Share the purpose, people, audience, and expected value of the relationship so we can route it properly.