"the world of music" (new series) is a globally established Diamond open access scholarly journal that aims to bring together current theoretical and analytical perspectives on the world's music and dance practices. Each issue is dedicated to a specific topic. Nevertheless, "the world of music" (new series) is not limited to a specific region of the world or a particular methodological approach. We publish innovative, and sometimes provocative, interventions from all over the world. Our target audience includes musicologists and musicians, dance researchers, cultural anthropologists and cultural studies scholars in a broader sense, as well as people working in postcolonial studies and related fields. The contributions in the world of music (new series) are based on a wide range of theoretical perspectives, but share a common goal: to gain a deeper understanding of the world's music, its history(ies) and diverse contexts. One of our stated aims is to promote a productive and creative dialog between music researchers from very different places and academic contexts.

The journal "New American Studies: A Forum" is a peer-reviewed, open-access journal published by the Göttingen University Press. It offers scholars an alternative to commercial publishers and reflects the intention to provide a forum where different people with different perspectives and specializations can come together to discuss issues of cultural and political relevance. We also plan to open the journal to various communication formats - such as symposia, recorded lectures and podcasts - that promote dialog and exchange.

The American Studies Journal was founded as the "American Studies Newsletter" and evolved into the "American Studies Journal", which has been open access since 2007 with volume 49. From 2016 it was published by Universitätsverlag Göttingen. In 2021, with volume 71, this journal became "New American Studies: A Forum" (see above).

The Goettingen Journal for International Law (GoJIL) is a peer-reviewed OA journal and is available under a Creative Commons License. GoJIL publishes German and English articles on international law, mainly from the field of law, but also from related disciplines. GoJIL follows in the tradition of US law schools such as Harvard, where law journals are published under student management and subject to rigorous quality control. In Göttingen, the journal is published in cooperation with the high-profile editorial board GoJIL Advisory Board, the Institute of International and European Law of the Georg-August-Universität Göttingen and with the support of Göttingen University Press.