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Green Open Access in Lithuania
Favorable conditions for the development of open access have been created in Lithuania: in the absence of scholarly commercial publishing, some scholarly journals in 1999 were already freely available on the Internet.
Fausta Kepalienė
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DeepGreen – DeepGold: Open-Access-Transformation – Entwicklung und Perspektiven
The DeepGreen project () is developing an automated workflow to transfer scholarly publications from publishers to repositories for open access publishing.
Rusch, Beate +4 more
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Green or gold? Open access after Finch
The Working Group on Expanding Access to Published Research Findings reported to the UK's Minister of Universities and Science in mid-2012. This was followed by a new policy for open access (OA) publishing by Research Councils UK (RCUK) as well as a ...
Martin Hall
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Gold or green: the debate on open access policies. [PDF]
The movement for open access to science seeks to achieve unrestricted and free access to academic publications on the Internet. To this end, two mechanisms have been established: the gold road, in which scientific journals are openly accessible, and the green road, in which publications are self-archived in repositories.
Ernest Abadal
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Green Open Access in Mathematik und Astronomie [PDF]
Taubert NC. Green Open Access in Mathematik und Astronomie. In: Parthey H, Umstätter W, eds. Forschung und Publikation in der Wissenschaft. Jahrbuch Wissenschaftsforschung. Vol 2013.
Taubert, Niels Christian +2 more
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Implementierung eines Zweitveröffentlichungsservice an einer U15-Universität
Zweitveröffentlichungsservices sind ein aktuelles Tätigkeitsfeld für Universitätsbibliotheken. Nur wenige Bibliotheken bieten hier vollständige Services, obwohl viele Arbeitsgrundlagen scheinbar vorhanden sind.
Gerrit Heim
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Open access: brave new world requires bravery [PDF]
The year 2012 heralded significant developments in open access (OA) that impacted the relationships between the major stakeholders in scholarly publishing: researchers, funders, publishers and governments.
Curry, S
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Anatomy of green open access [PDF]
Open access (OA) is free, unrestricted access to electronic versions of scholarly publications. For peer‐reviewed journal articles, there are two main routes to OA: publishing in OA journals (gold OA) or archiving of article copies or manuscripts at other web locations (green OA).
Bj?rk, Bo-Christer +4 more
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The Transformation of the Green Road to Open Access
(1) Background: The 2002 Budapest Open Access Initiative recommended the self-archiving of scientific articles in open repositories, which has been described as the “green road” to open access.
Joachim Schöpfel +5 more
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