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Québec Studies now included in Project MUSE. Liverpool University Press announced that as of 2024, Québec Studies will be available as part of the curated Journal Collections at Project MUSE. Project MUSE is a leading provider of digital humanities and social science content for the scholarly community around the world, promoting the creation and dissemination of essential humanities and social science resources through collaboration with libraries, publishers, and scholars worldwide. The inclusion of Québec Studies demonstrates the value and growth of the journal as the primary location for new and emergent work in issues dealing with all aspects of Québec society and Francophone Canadian culture. [Full Announcement].

Project MUSE Announces Strategic Organizational Changes. To better align with the changing scholarly communications landscape, MUSE has created a new department for Library and Publisher Partnerships. With many of our partner publishers now reporting to libraries, and many libraries now delving into publishing activities, MUSE seeks to create more connections between these two key constituencies. Kelley Squazzo has been appointed Director of Library & Publisher Partnerships, and will oversee both the current publisher relations and library sales teams at MUSE. MUSE will also be recruiting a Senior Sales Manager to further strengthen the department's reach under Squazzo's leadership. [Full Announcement].

Project MUSE Implements Campus Activated Subscriber Access (CASA) in Cooperation with Google Scholar, Improving Off-Campus and Mobile Access to Full Text. Project MUSE, the trusted source for humanities and social science content from university presses and scholarly publishers, has expanded its relationship with Google Scholar to include implementation of Campus Activated Subscriber Access (CASA), providing seamless access to subscribed or purchased content for an institution’s users even when off campus or from a mobile device. [Full Announcement].