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    Open Access, Libraries, and the Future of Scholarly Publishing

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    Author
    Boice, Kristin
    Issue Date
    2008-11
    Submitted date
    2008-11-05
    Keywords
    Scholarly Communication
    Academic Libraries
    Libraries
    Electronic Publishing
    Library and Information Science Education
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    Open Access
    Scholarly publishing
    Libraries
    
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    Open Access, Libraries, and the Future of Scholarly Publishing 2008-11,
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    Abstract
    Running scholarly presses as profit centers is becoming increasingly unsustainable as many are barely able to stay solvent in todayâ s market economy. Under increasing financial pressures university presses are creating a bottleneck for the publishing of scholarly articles, making less of it available more slowly. By restricting access and limiting outlets for publication, todayâ s commercially structured scholarly publishing system runs counter to the aims of scholarly publishingâ to circulate discourse and research findings through academic institutions and into the world. The open access movement is one response to a general failure of the for-profit scholarly publishing system. This paper looks at what it would mean to reconfigure scholarly publishing away from commerce and toward an open access model, and the potential role of libraries within an open access publishing system.
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