UKRN position on academic publishing

« The UK higher education sector has invested approximately £1bn in academic publishing over the last decade (i). In our view, the principles guiding interactions between UK institutions and academic publishers should be:

1. Value for money.
2. Availability of output to all readers without subscription (e.g., open licensing).
3. Transparency in agreements (e.g., making costs openly available).
4. Support for and implementation of initiatives such as DORA.
5. Support for transparent research practices (e.g., around data and code).
6. Support for text and data mining (at no extra cost).
7. Active and transparent engagement with expressions of concern. (…) »

source > osf.io , Group, UKRN S. 2021. “UKRN Position on Academic Publishing.” OSF Preprints. June 1. doi:10.31219/osf.io/n7qyp.

• Mots-clés : 
• Edition scientifique,
• Royaume-Uni,
• UK Reproducibility Network (UKRN)