[Oa-italia] Storia e prospettive dell'OA

[Elena Giglia]

Segnalo, uscito appositamente pe rla OA week, una bella sintesi di Bernard
Rentier sulla storia dell'OA e sulle prospettive future, che si chiude così:

The only way to counter this shift is to create publicly-run and
free-access online publishing platforms, thus going back to the original
‘golden path'. Neither complicated nor new. Alongside ArXiv, other new
publication platforms have also emerged in a variety of fields.

It remains for the scientific community worldwide to adhere to the new
progressive principles of Open Science
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_science>. In particular, the criteria
for research assessment and the evaluation of researchers should no longer
be based on an anti-scientific proxy: the publishers’ prestige.

Bernard Rentier on Open Access: From Where? How? For What? And Where To?
http://eurodoc.net/news/2018/bernard-rentier-on-open-access-from-where-how-for-what-and-where-to

Cari saluti
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-- 
dr. Elena Giglia
Unità di progetto Open Access
Direzione Ricerca e Terza Missione
Universita' degli Studi di Torino
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www.oa.unito.it

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