Open access monographs and the role of the library
abernard102@gmail.com 2014-04-10
Summary:
"If open access (OA) books are to succeed, they need to operate in a way that works for academic libraries.
Humanities researchers rely upon libraries to help them find and access many of the books they need
for their research. Furthermore, many business models require direct input from librarians in the form
of funding for first-copy costs or alternative formats. This article uses interviews with librarians and
repository managers at four UK universities to consider some key issues for OA monographs from the
point of view of librarians, and concludes with a reflection on these findings from the point of view of the
University of Huddersfield’s Library."
Link:
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