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Items tagged with oa.south in Open Access Tracking Project (OATP) 2023-01-30

Summary:

Abstract:  In developing countries like India, taxpayers’ money is utilized for research and development. The researchers conduct their research using public money and publish their research papers in commercial journals. Firstly, the researcher uses Government funds for research. Secondly, government funds are also spent on subscribing to high-cost journals. Also, many Indian academic institutions can not subscribe to reputed commercial journals due to a lack of funds. In other words, research output generated using public money is not accessible to all. OA journals can solve this problem smoothly. In this study, researchers analyze the trends in Open Access publications and Closed access publications by India's top research institutes, IITs. Researchers found that IIT Hyderabad (26%) published the highest number of open-access publications. Old established IITs' open-access publication figures are lower than newly set-up IITs. However, there is an increase in Open Access publications by IITs over the last decade.

Link:

https://www.srels.org/index.php/sjim/article/view/168621

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Tags:

oa.trends oa.taxpayers oa.journals oa.growth oa.gold india southern_asia asia global_majority

Date tagged:

01/30/2023, 08:46

Date published:

01/30/2023, 03:46