Bibliothèques et science ouverte (Libraries and open science)

Kirstine's bookmarks 2019-01-19

Summary:

The question of access to knowledge is a fundamental issue. From the Budapest Initiative in 2002 to the Jussieu Appeal in 2017, the road to open access to scientific research has been long and fraught with difficulties. Libraries, hit hard by the explosion in access fees for scientific publications, were among the first to be aware of the danger that the infernal merry-go-round of prohibitive subscription costs and closing strategies of specialized publishers would the freedom of research and the exercise of the documentary function. Library professionals have been able, through their involvement and their expertise, to gain a foothold in the debate and gain recognition as legitimate actors.

Link:

https://www.enssib.fr/bibliotheques-et-science-ouverte

From feeds:

Open Access Tracking Project (OATP) » Kirstine's bookmarks

Tags:

oa.new oa.france oa.french oa.open_science oa.libraries oa.declarations oa.speed oa.growth oa.progress oa.signatures oa.economics_of oa.costs oa.embargoes oa.reports oa.data oa.training oa.mandates oa.debates oa.policies

Date tagged:

01/19/2019, 14:45

Date published:

01/19/2019, 09:45