The Drain of Scientific Publishing
Authors : Fernanda Beigel, Dan Brockington, Paolo Crosetto, Gemma Derrick, Aileen Fyfe, Pablo Gomez Barreiro, Mark A. Hanson, Stefanie Haustein, Vincent Lariviè...
Étiquette : Scholarly Publishing
The Modal Mode of Thinking about Scholarly Publishing
Author : Jefferson Pooley The essay argues that the study of scholarly communication would benefit from attending to a “modal” sensibility—that is, a self-consc...
Why the Current Model oAcademic Publishing Is Ethically Flawed—and What We Can Do to Change It
Author : Emilia Kaczmarek This article offers a reasoned call for urgent reform of the academic journal publishing system. It focuses on the ethical flaws of th...
Outreach, ou la construction « légitime » du positionnement des grands groupes de l’édition scientifique dans le champ de la communication des sciences
Autrice/Author : Chérifa Boukacem-Zeghmouri Le texte vise à rendre compte de la manière dont la restructuration du secteur de la publication autour des modèles ...
Prevention of Endogamy in the Editorial Boards of University Journals
Authors : Maryna Nazarovets, Serhii Nazarovets Editorial endogamy, the over-representation of scholars affiliated with a journal’s host institution on its edito...
Preprint policies across journals and publishers in ecology and evolutionary biology
Authors : Marija Purgar, Edward R. Ivimey-Cook, Antica Culina, Joshua D. Wallach Preprints have the potential to accelerate knowledge dissemination and promote ...
Légitimations et subversions de l’Open : pour une analyse de l’openwashing dans la publication scientifique
Auteurs/Authors : Guillaume Silhol, Hans Dillaerts, Chérifa Boukacem-Zeghmouri Ce texte propose un état de l’art inédit sur la notion d’openwashing ...