Open Access, library and publisher competition, and the evolution of general commerce
« Discussions of the economics of scholarly communication are usually devoted to Open Access, rising journal prices, publisher profits, and boycotts. That ignor...
Auteur/autrice : Hans Dillaerts
What Do Journals Do? – Voluntary Public Goods and the Doomsday of Commercial Science Publishing
Commercial (and non-commercial) science publishing has evolved as a solution to a number of problems in the market for research results. It has reduced transact...
Academic Administrator Influence on Institutional Commitment to Open…
Academic Administrator Influence on Institutional Commitment to Open Access of Scholarly Research : « This quantitative study investigated the interrelationship...
Managing your assets in the publication economy
« The issue this article aims to address is the fact that publications may nowadays be used to assess impact and quality of research in ways academics may not b...
Open Access Versus Traditional Journal Pricing: Using a Simple ‘Platform Market’ Model to Understand Which Will Win (and Which Should)
Economists have built a theory to understand markets in which, rather than selling directly to buyers, suppliers sell through a platform, which controls prices ...
Deep Impact Unintended consequences of journal rank …
Deep Impact: Unintended consequences of journal rank : « Much has been said about the increasing bureaucracy in science, stifling innovation, hampering the crea...
Pay Big to Publish Fast: Academic Journal Rackets
In the context of open-access (OA) academic publishing, the mounting pressure cross global academe to publish or perish has spawned an exponentially growing num...