VERNON, N.J. - s4story -- Pyrrhic Press Publishing Expands Open-Access Foundational Works Collection

Pyrrhic Press Publishing, a leader in open-access scholarly publishing, has expanded its Foundational Works Collection, providing free access to over 200 peer-reviewed research articles across business, education, sustainability, and innovation.
This newly structured and growing repository supports professionals, academics, and students with reliable, high-impact resources to inform decision-making and advance research across sectors.

Recognizing barriers posed by paywalls and subscription models that limit knowledge to select institutions, Pyrrhic Press's open-access model ensures unrestricted global access, allowing individuals, independent scholars, and under-resourced organizations to benefit equally from high-quality research.

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Dr. Nicholas J. Pirro, Editor-in-Chief, emphasized the publisher's ongoing commitment to knowledge equity:

"This expansion reflects our belief that knowledge should empower all—without financial barriers. By making research freely available, we are breaking down the walls that prevent ideas from reaching those who need them most."

The Foundational Works Collection has become a vital resource for researchers seeking practical insights and evidence-based studies, particularly in regions where access to academic journals is often limited.
As the collection continues to grow, Pyrrhic Press welcomes submissions from academics and professionals who wish to contribute to this open-access knowledge base.

Explore the Collection: https://www.pyrrhicpress.org/foundational-works-collection