The Programming Historian is a peer-reviewed english-language open-access journal published by Editorial Board of the Programming Historian in United Kingdom, operating under an open-access model since 2012. The journal covers History (General) and Mathematics: Instruments and machines: Electronic computers. Computer science: Computer software.
Authors publish in The Programming Historian without paying any article processing charge (APC) — making it a fully diamond/platinum open-access venue, supported entirely by its publisher or sponsor. Articles are released under the CC BY license (see other journals using this license).
Keywords
digital humanities, digital history, text mining, data management
At a glance
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Primary language
- English
- License
- CC BY
- Peer review
- Open peer review
- OA since
- 2012
ISSN
- electronic
- 2397-2068
Frequently asked questions
Is The Programming Historian peer-reviewed?
Yes — The Programming Historian operates a Open peer review review process.
Does The Programming Historian charge an article processing charge (APC)?
No. The Programming Historian does not charge any APC. Publication is free for accepted authors.
What subjects does The Programming Historian publish?
The Programming Historian publishes research in History (General) and Mathematics: Instruments and machines: Electronic computers. Computer science: Computer software.
What languages does The Programming Historian accept?
The Programming Historian accepts manuscripts in English.
What is the ISSN of The Programming Historian?
ISSN:
2397-2068 (electronic).How do I submit a manuscript to The Programming Historian?
Submit through the journal's official portal: visit submission page →