The fair price of an open access article or... how Nature relaunched a long lasting conversation

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30 novembre 2020

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The Political Economy of Academic Publications

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Hypothèses : carnets de recherches en Sciences humaines et sociales

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Didier Torny, « The fair price of an open access article or... how Nature relaunched a long lasting conversation », The Political Economy of Academic Publications, ID : 10.58079/sy3f

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If you ask the open access community what happened in October 2003, chances are they will cite the Berlin Declaration as an important moment of consolidation of international mobilisation. At the same time, however, there was a large-scale attempt to charge authors for the publication of their open access research. Indeed, this was the time when the publisher Biomedcentral announced the switch of all its journals to a then little known financial model: Article Processing Charges. Let's take...

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