An Open Access Overview

Gardner, Victoria

doi:10.1080/17521742.2012.779465

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“…Three different versions of licenses are: a simplified version, a legal version, and a machine-readable license (Collins et al 2013;Emery and Stone, 2014). Green and Gardner (2012) highlighted the Routledge hybrid OA programme which includes 90% of journals that facilitate authors to make their research papers as OA, paying article publishing charge. Busby (2009) revealed that a number of publications have successfully flourished in this OA environment, while the need remains to nurture themselves in this new mode of publishing without harming the interest of their clients.…”

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India's Contribution to Open Access Movement

Bhardwaj¹

2015

Jrnl. Know. Comm. Mgmt.

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Open access (OA) publishing model fosters growth of research and development activities in academic and research institutes. The study identifies the major OA initiatives in India. It was found that 105 Indian repositories are listed in the Registry of Open Access Repositories (ROAR), constituting 3% of the total. The top 10 countries collectively produced 1,146,187 (63.4%) OA papers. Brazil has the maximum share of publications, 335,590 (18.6%), followed by United Kingdom 193,309 (10.7%), United States 115,078 (6.4%), India 94,156 (5.2%). India publishes 595 OA journals and is ranked fourth in the world. The maximum OA journals are on medicine and majority of journals are in English 584 (97.8%). Indian researchers have been ranked eighth in research publications with 351 (3.6%) papers. Indian Institute of Science (IISc) is the leading institution in publishing research on OA. s, Arunachalam, from M.S. Swaminathan Research Foundation, Chennai is the most prolific Indian author publishing research on OA with 10 (2.8%) papers.

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India's Contribution to Open Access Movement

Bhardwaj¹

2015

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An Open Access Overview

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