Policy analysis reveals pathways to reduce fragmentation in European humanities research, highlighting the need for core service consolidation and sustained institutional governance.
The paper discusses European research infrastructures in the humanities from a DARIAH-DE perspective, addressing complexity and fragmentation. It provides guidance on navigating the landscape and proposes a sustainable solution: consolidating core services, while at the same time promoting disciplinary infrastructures. Funding as well as institutional commitment needs to ensure long-term responsibility, governance, and accountability for a cohesive research environment.
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