Bring your OA game « Libraries, publishers, and innovation for OA books: a European perspective »

« The end of June 2021 marked the finishing line for the OPERAS-P project, a European Union funded giant, in which multiple institutions came together to carve a path forward for Open Science in Social Sciences and Humanities. As part of the Work Package focused on innovation we investigated innovative business models for Open Access (OA) books. Our goal was ambitious: we aimed to develop, collate, and share knowledge on alternative (non-BPC) approaches to funding and publishing OA books. To fulfill this general goal, we wanted to better understand the perspectives of two crucial stakeholders in the book publishing ecosystem: libraries and publishers. (…) »

source > commonplace.knowledgefutures.org, Agata Morka, Rupert Gatti, 10 août 2021

• Mots-clés : 
• Community-led Open Publication Infrastructures for Monographs (COPIM),
• Edition scientifique,
• Europe,
• Modèle économique,
• Monographie,
• Open Access,
• Open Science,
• OPERAS-P,
• Sciences humaines et sociales (SHS)