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Gerakopoulou, Elli, et al. "The promise of collaboration: collective funding models and the integration of Open Access books into libraries." The United Kingdom: COPIM, (2021).

This report identifies barriers for the more widespread adoption of Open Access (OA) monographs in the academy, while outlining new ways in which OA publishers and academic libraries could work together to stimulate the production of OA books.

Published Dec 21, 2022

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Sarah Hulbert

10 months ago

Excellent write up of the research. Lots of interesting information here. Will the COPIM platform also include commercial publishers? For the integrated system the librarians want would a library adapted version of DOAB be workable?

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