Modèle diamant

« The richness of Diamond Open Access (OA) publishing is characterised by its diversity: from the wide-ranging disciplines it serves in multiple languages to the types of organisations and networks involved in developing, running or maintaining it. Local, regional and national interests driving it are underpinned by the context of the…

« Dans le cadre de son fonds de soutien à la science ouverte, le comité de pilotage lorrain de la science ouverte crée un programme de financement des revues scientifiques diamant pour soutenir les initiatives éditoriales du site lorrain à hauteur de 2500 € par an.

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« Publishing models designed to shift journals to open access are failing to deliver change or reduce costs. A just and open scholarly publishing system should be steered by research communities and institutions, not by publishers or other service providers, an expert told a European University Association (EUA) webinar.

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« A collectively authored response by the Copim community, in which we welcome the principle of open access by default in the REF 2029 open access policy for longform publications, but argue that it could provide clearer mechanisms for supporting Diamond open access publishing. (…) »

« Le paysage de l’Open Access diamant étant très dispersé, nous vous proposons aujourd’hui un panorama non exhaustif de quelques initiatives nationales, régionales et internationales de revues et plateformes de publication en accès ouvert diamant. (…) »

« DIAMAS and CRAFT-OA hosted a joint event to explore the criteria for Diamond Open Access (OA) in a webinar held on May 16, 2024. (…) what makes a journal Diamond OA, engaging with the community to define the essential requirements. The discussion featured an operational definition of Diamond OA, crafted…

« The development of policies in favour of open science and the transformation of publication channels for academic literature and research produced with public funding by researchers and authors in higher education, combined with technological and financial developments in open access models for scholarly publication and the interest shown by funders…

« Libraries are vital pillars of the Diamond Open Access (OA) ecosystem, providing infrastructure, services, and expert support to institutional publishers. Many libraries are also publishers in their own right. To engage libraries in advancing Diamond OA in Europe, the DIAMAS project is launching a Conversation Series for libraries. (…) »

« EIFL, AJOL (African Journals Online) and WACREN (the West and Central African Research and Education Network) invite African organizations – legal entities that own open access (OA) journals that do not charge any fees for either authors or readers (often referred to as Diamond OA journals), and where editorial teams…

« (…) Against the backdrop of the information introduced above regarding diamond OA, the aim of this Special Issue is to collect contributions that analyse diamond OA publishing models from all perspectives. It seeks to contribute to our understanding of the operation of such journals, explore their strengths and weaknesses, and…