Open Scholarly Publishing and Libraries: Putting Conviviality into the Workflow for Monographs

2016/12/08 by Kevin Sanders · 1 voice
Computer Science · Arts and Humanities · #Semantic Web and Ontologies #Research Data Management Practices #Digital Humanities and Scholarship

paper · pdf · doi:10.11647/obp.0173.0048

Abstract

The immaturity of open access monograph publishing compared with that of its siblings of journal and article publishing is well known. This is in spite of the evidence that “open access monograph publishing could indeed offer researchers new opportunities” (Collins et al., 2015), broaden, and deepen the impact of such

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