Dure tijdschriften en andere publicatiemodellen

Artikelen

• Apt, K. R. - Towards free access to scientific literature.
  Nieuw archief voor wiskunde, ser.5 2(2001)3, pp 251-255

• Birman, J. - Scientific publishing: a mathematician's viewpoint.
  Notices of the AMS 47(2000)7, pp 770-774

• Ewing, John - Measuring Journals.
  Notices of the AMS 53(2006)9, pp 1049-1053

• Ewing, John - Where are journals headed? Why we should worry about author-pay.
  Notices of the AMS 55(2008)3, pp 381-382

• Fowler, Kristine K. - Do mathematicians get the author rights they want?
  Notices of the American Mathematical Society, 59(2012) pp. 436-438

• Jackson, Allyn - Jumping ship: "Topology" board resigns.
  Notices of the AMS 54(2007)5, pp 637-639

• Mathematics journals: what is valued and what may change. Report on the Workshop held at MSRI, Berkeley, California, February 14-16. 2011.
  Notices of the American Mathematical Society, 58(2011) pp 1127-1130

• Olver, Peter J. - Journals in flux.
  Notices of the American Mathematical Society 58(2011)8 pp 1124-1126

• Suber, Peter. - Removing the barriers to research: an introduction to open access for librarians.
  College & research libraries news, 64(2003)February, pp 92-94, 113

Links

• Budapest Open Access Initiative

• Directory of Open Access Journals
  The Directory of Open Access Journals aims to increase the visibility and ease of use of open access scientific journals, thereby promoting their increased usage and impact. The Directory will comprehensively cover all open access scientific journals that use an appropriate quality control system, and it will not be limited to particular languages or subject areas. It is supported by the Open Society Institute and SPARC.

• eScholarship
  Scholar-led innovations in scholarly communication.

• Project EUCLID
  A project to advance effective and affordable scholarly communication in mathematics and statistics. It provides an infrastructure for independent journals in theoretical and applied mathematics and statistics to publish on the Web using a shared infrastructure. The Euclid site will support the entire span of scholarly publishing from preprints to the distribution of published journals. It will also provide journal editors with a toolkit to streamline their editorial and peer review processes and publish in a timely and cost-effective manner.

• SHERPA
  A database with publishers' preprint/postprint electronic archiving policies for their authors.

• SPARC - Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition
  SPARC focuses on enhancing broad and cost-effective access to peer-reviewed scholarship. Its website contains a list of competitive alternatives to current high-priced commercial journals.

• SPARC Europe

• Ted Bergstrom's journal pricing page

Diversen

• Another journal board resigns: "K-Theory" (August 2007)

• House of Commons (UK)
  Minutes of evidence of the Scientific and Technology Committee on Scientific Publications

• Kirby, Rob
  Comparative prices of math journals: an open letter.
  Update January 2000

• Knuth, Donald E.
  Letter to the editorial board of the "Journal of algorithms".

• LeCun, Yann
  A New Publishing Model in Computer Science.

• Monbiot, Geroge
  The Lairds of Learning.
  Ook verschenen in: The Guardian, 30 August 2011