An offer the journal couldn’t refuse | Nordic Perspectives on Open Science

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Summary:

The article describes a two-year project (running from 2021 to 2022) that worked on getting Danish Open Access journals indexed in the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ). The project was run in partnership by Copenhagen Business School (CBS Library), Royal Danish Library and Aalborg University Library, in close collaboration with DOAJ. All of the journals that participated are hosted on the libraries’ Open Journal Systems (OJS). In this article the authors demonstrate some of the challenges the journals and the project group faced in the inclusion process and in the assistance the project provided, as well as learning outcomes and perspectives.

Link:

https://doi.org/10.7557/11.7001

Updated:

06/12/2023, 23:29

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Tags:

oa.open_science oa.ojs oa.obstacles oa.new oa.licensing oa.journals oa.gold oa.doaj oa.denmark oa.copyright

Date tagged:

06/13/2023, 03:29

Date published:

06/11/2023, 23:29