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    Reassembling scholarly publishing: Institutional repositories, open access, and the process of change

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    Author
    Kennan, Mary Anne
    Cecez-Kecmanovic, Dubravka
    Editors
    Toleman, Mark
    Cater-Steel, Aileen
    Roberts, Dave
    Issue Date
    2007
    Submitted date
    2009-01-14
    Keywords
    Scholarly Communication
    Research Methods
    Local subject classification
    Open Access
    Institutional repositories
    Actor-Network theory
    Scholarly publishing
    
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    Reassembling scholarly publishing: Institutional repositories, open access, and the process of change 2007, (18th):436-446
    Publisher
    The University of Southern Queensland
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10150/105949
    Abstract
    The domain of scholarly publishing is undergoing rapid change. Change has been instigated and produced by the Internet and open access systems â such as disciplinary and institutional repositories and open access journals. However traditional scholarly publishing is strengthening its hold over prestigious journals thus resisting change. How then does the change come about? An attempt at answering this question led us to examine an institutional repository initiative in a University. As we identified and followed the actors (researchers, research papers, reward systems, institutional repository technology, library staff, RQF, etc.) we saw the emergence of new publishing practices and the forces preserving the old ones. By adopting Actor Network Theory (ANT) we came to understand the materiality, relationality and ambiguity of processes of reassembling scholarly publishing. This paper presents preliminary results and thereby informs a wider debate and shaping of open access and scholarly publishing.
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