"Transforming Scholarly Publishing: Beyond Open Access" is an enlightening exploration into the evolving landscape of academic publishing. The book delves into the dynamics that are reshaping how scholarly work is published, consumed, and disseminated. As open access becomes increasingly prevalent, this comprehensive guide offers insights into its impacts and explores alternatives that seek to enhance the global exchange of knowledge.
This book examines the cultural and structural shifts underway within academic publishing institutions and the broader academic community. It considers the roles of various stakeholders including researchers, librarians, and publishers, providing a balanced view of the benefits and challenges of embracing transformative publishing models.
Readers will gain a deeper understanding of how these changes affect research accessibility, intellectual property, and the economics of publishing. Essential reading for academics, librarians, and policymakers, this guide offers illuminating perspectives for those invested in the future of scholarly communication.