COPIM Community Governance Workshop Recap: Part 2 - On the Meaning of Community | COPIM on PubPub

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Summary:

‘Community’ is a slippery concept. To call something ‘community-led’ is to imply a set of values or practices that operate in distinction to top-down or market-led approaches. In the scholarly communication space, many projects rely on the term community-led (including our own COPIM project) to distinguish themselves from more privatised or profiteering forms of publishing. Community may connote inclusivity, informality and values-driven approaches to organisation; yet it is also ill-defined and often used primarily because it has these positive associations. But what does it mean to describe something as community-led and how should the COPIM project understand its own community? This was the focus of the second half of our recent workshop on community governance (see the first post for more on the workshop and a list of participants). [...]

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https://doi.org/10.21428/785a6451.dfe7dc68

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oa.new oa.uk oa.publishing oa.libraries oa.publishers oa.workflows oa.values oa.uk oa.researcher oa.representation oa.publishing oa.publishers oa.new oa.libraries oa.governance oa.copim oa.community oa.books oa.agency oa.accountability oa.academic_led

Date tagged:

06/15/2020, 08:48

Date published:

06/15/2020, 04:48