Scholarly Publishing In An Electronic Era
G.E. Gorman, Jodi Rowland
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G.E. Gorman, Jodi Rowland
Abstract
PART 1: OVERVIEW OF SCHOLARLY PUBLISHING IN THE 21ST CENTURY 1. Where is scholarly publishing going? - Dr Fytton Rowland 2. Collaborative transformations in scholarly publishing - Dr Alicia Wise PART 2: INSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON SCHOLARLY PUBLISHING 3. The library's perspective on scholarly publishing in the 21st century - Colin Steele 4. Evolution or revolution in scholarly publishing: challenges to the publisher - John Cox PART 3: ACCESS AND PRESERVATION INITIATIVES IN SCHOLARLY PUBLISHING 5. Access and usability issues of scholarly electronic publications - Dr Gobinda G. Chowdhury 6. The next information revolution: how open access will transform scholarly communications - Dr David C. Prosser 7. Self-archiving publications - Stephen Pinfield PART 4: MODELS AND ECONOMICS OF SCHOLARLY PUBLISHING 8. Electronic books - Louise Edwards 9. Economics of publishing and the future of scholarly communication - Dr John Houghton 10. Usage statistics: achieving credibility, consistency and compatibility - Dr Peter T. Shepherd.
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PART 1: OVERVIEW OF SCHOLARLY PUBLISHING IN THE 21ST CENTURY 1. Where is scholarly publishing going? - Dr Fytton Rowland 2. Collaborative transformations in scholarly publishing - Dr Alicia Wise PART 2: INSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVES ON SCHOLARLY PUBLISHING 3. The library's perspective on scholarly publishing in the 21st century - Colin Steele 4. Evolution or revolution in scholarly publishing: challenges to the publisher - John Cox PART 3: ACCESS AND PRESERVATION INITIATIVES IN SCHOLARLY PUBLISHING 5. Access and usability issues of scholarly electronic publications - Dr Gobinda G. Chowdhury 6. The next information revolution: how open access will transform scholarly communications - Dr David C. Prosser 7. Self-archiving publications - Stephen Pinfield PART 4: MODELS AND ECONOMICS OF SCHOLARLY PUBLISHING 8. Electronic books - Louise Edwards 9. Economics of publishing and the future of scholarly communication - Dr John Houghton 10. Usage statistics: achieving credibility, consistency and compatibility - Dr Peter T. Shepherd.
Key concepts: Publishing, Scholarly communication, Electronic publishing, Credibility, Library science, Scientific publishing, Political science, Media studies