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Insights into the economy of Open Scholarship: A look into OpenEdition with Pierre Mounier, deputy director
Franck, Gwen

PublishedJune 2019
PeriodicalPages 1-12
PublisherKnowledge Exchange
CountryBelgium, Europe

ABSTRACT
OpenEdition is a comprehensive open scholarly communication infrastructure for the humanities and social sciences. The OpenEdition portal includes four publishing and information platforms in the humanities and social sciences:

OpenEdition Journals (ji.sc/2E5e6v4),
OpenEdition Books (books.openedition.org),
Hypotheses (research blogs) (hypotheses.org), and
Calenda (announcements of academic events) (calenda.org).

The portal is, thus, a space dedicated to the promotion of research, publishing 700,000 scientific documents that promote open access, while respecting the economic equilibrium of publications.

Keywords humanities · open publishing · open scholarship · social sciences

Published atBristol, UK
RefereedDoes not apply
RightsAttribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
DOI10.5281/zenodo.3084406
URLhttp://repository.jisc.ac.uk/7296/8/KE_Insights_A_look_into_OpenEdition_June_2019.pdf
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