The Sciences Po Lyon collection

The Sciences Po Lyon collection promotes the work of the Institute's teacher-researchers. It supports the development of free access to scientific information, contributes to the institutional influence of the IEP and guarantees long-term access to publications.

For readers

In this multidisciplinary collection, readers will find academic publications (articles, book chapters, reading notes, etc.) drawing on approaches from political science, history, information and communication sciences, economics, sociology, law and languages.

This work is carried out within the framework of the laboratories to which the lecturers are attached. Sciences Po Lyon is co-supervisor of three of these laboratories: Triangle, Elico and the IAO. This collection bears witness to Sciences Po Lyon's participation in public debates and its contribution to the dissemination of knowledge.

For the attention of applicants

The members of Sciences Po Lyon are encouraged to deposit their work on HAL, in agreement with the co-authors and in respect of copyright. Submission only takes a few minutes, once you have registered on the platform.

Please note: the deposit of a full text is definitive, no withdrawal will be made after the article has been put online.

The Sciences Po Lyon HAL collection allows you to

• enhance the value of your work through wide dissemination (increase in citations) and increased visibility (indexing by search engines)
• create a HAL CV.

Concerning copyright

• The law authorises the distribution of author versions accepted for publication.
• Regarding publishers' versions, you can consult the application of the Digital Republic Act on the WillO tool developed by Lilliad or publishers' policies on depositing articles in open archives on Sherpa/Romeo.

Contact : publications@sciencespo-lyon.fr

We will be happy to help you :

• To answer all your questions about open access and the dissemination of publications on HAL
• To help you with your submissions
• To Help you to promote them using HAL's services (collections, researcher CV, etc.).