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Debating Open Access

By Edited by Nigel Vincent and Chris Wickham

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Year
2013
Publisher
The British Academy
Number of pages
128

A collection of eight articles by leading academics and publishers reflecting on the challenges of open access publication for the humanities and social sciences, published 1 July 2013.

Contents:
Debating open access: introduction, by Chris Wickham and Nigel Vincent

Open access and learned societies, by Rita Gardner

Ecumenical open access and the Finch Report principles, by Stuart M. Shieber

Open access in the UK and the international environment: the view from Humanities and Social Science, Chris Wickham

Political, cultural and technological dimensions of open access: an exploration, Stephen Curry

Before the law: open access, quality control and the future of peer review, Martin Paul Eve

Creating scholarly knowledge in the digital age, Ziyad Marar

Why open access makes no sense, Robin Osborne

The monograph challenge, Nigel Vincent

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License.

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