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19 Eur. J. Soc. Sec. 3 (2017)

handle is hein.journals/eujsocse19 and id is 1 raw text is: EJSS_ European journal of Social Security 2017, Vol. 19(1) 3 Editorial ©@ The Author(s) 2017 Reprints and permissions: sagepub.co.ukl/journalsPermissions.nav DOI: 10.1177/1388262717699460 journals.sagepub.com/homelejs OSAGE Regular readers of the journal will no doubt have noticed the change in the appearance of the current issue. In late October, after the last issue had gone to press, we were informed that Intersentia, which has published EJSS since 2003, had decided to transfer a number of its English-language journals, including EJSS, to SAGE publishing. We were very surprised because we had, over the years, developed a very cordial relationship with Intersentia. In coming to this decision, the publisher, Kris Moeremans, explained how difficult it was, in the changed market for academic journals, for a publisher like Intersentia to make the investments needed to keep up with developments in marketing and technology and to persuade libraries to subscribe to package deals of digital journals when much larger publishers can offer much more attractive deals. He thought that EJSSwould benefit from being part of SAGE'sjournal platform, which currently has over 3,000 subscribers, and that, in this way, there should be a significant increase in the number ofpeople who are able to access the journal and a corresponding increase in its impact. In addition, the fact that the journal would be able to use the Scholar One platform, which we have been very keen to adopt, would greatly facilitate the peer review process and the selection of articles. The transition from Intersentia to SAGE Publishing has proceeded very smoothly and all the existing editorial policy and peer-review procedures, and the identities of the general editors, the book review editors, the editorial assistants and the editorial board, will remain in place. We would like to conclude by thanking Kris Moeremans and his editorial team at Intersentia for their benign oversight and for the friendly and helpful way in which they have supported EJSS for the last 14 years. We look forward to working with Lucy Robinson and her team at SAGE, and to steering the journal into the next stage of its development. Michael Adler Frans Pennings Joint Editors

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