Diretrizes para celebrar acordos Read and Publish no Brasil a partir da análise dos acordos transformativos da Alemanha e Colômbia

ALENCAR, Bárbara Neves; Barbosa, Márcia C.

doi:10.1590/2318-0889202234e220020

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“…(Budapest Open Access Initiative, 2022) The BOAI recommendations highlight the need for more equitable open access publishing models. This was a theme throughout OASPA's 2023 'Equity in Open Access' workshops and has been reported on in papers from researchers in South America, South Africa, and Eastern Europe, among others (Alencar & Barbosa, 2022;Koley & Lala, 2022;Kowaltowski et al, 2021;Legge, 2023;Nazarovets & Skalaban, 2019;Strydom et al, 2022). TAs can be criticized for maintaining and even entrenching current power dynamics.…”

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“…Researchers from South Africa, India, and Eastern Europe have described the challenges their countries would face if they moved to read-and-publish style TAs or other payto-publish models. There simply may not be enough money in their system to transition paying to publish models (Nazarovets & Skalaban, 2019), and researchers in these countries do not have funding to cover APCs (Alencar & Barbosa, 2022;Koley & Lala, 2022;Kowaltowski et al, 2021;Strydom et al, 2022).…”

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Impact of Transformative Agreements on Publication Patterns

Bakker,

Langham-Putrow,

Riegelman

2024

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"Transformative agreements" are agreements made between publishers and institutions that were intended to transform the traditional subscription-based scholarly publishing system to open access. Some publishers and institutions have argued that these are the best option, yet, they are increasingly being called into question. Not only does the transition remain incomplete, they create negative effects on researchers without access to an agreement or funding to pay an article processing charge. This research project sought to address the question of whether transformative agreements increase the number of open access publications. In April 2022, we retrieved 370 transformative agreements from the ESAC Transformative Agreement Registry, of which 72 met our inclusion criteria. At that time, agreements in the ESAC Registry were heavily weighted towards Europe. We retrieved publications from the Web of Science Core Collection, and screened these to ensure that they were authored by researchers at participating institutions and published in hybrid open access journals covered by the agreement. Using the Unpaywall API, we determined the open access status of each item. Through this process, we identified 156,053 publications that met inclusion criteria. In this article, we examine changes in publication patterns at an aggregate level and per agreement.

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confidence: 96%