Table des matières

Leslie Chan

Introduction

Open Infrastructure: From Monocultures to Bibliodiversity

George Chen, Alejandro Posada et Leslie Chan

Vertical Integration in Academic Publishing

Implications for Knowledge Inequality

• Introduction
• Conceptual Framework
• Methodologies and Materials
• Key Findings on Merger & Acquisitions of Academic Publishers
• Vertical Integration of Publishers
• Elsevier
• Wiley
• Analysis
• Political Economic Contexts of Vertical Integration
• Dependency at the Institutional Level
• Dependency at the Individual Researcher Level
• Exclusionary Implications towards Global South Journals and Researchers
• Conclusions

Arianna Becerril-García et Eduardo Aguado-López

The End of a Centralized Open Access Project and the Beginning of a Community-Based Sustainable Infrastructure for Latin America

Redalyc.org after Fifteen Years

• The Open Access Ecosystem in Latin America
• Redalyc as a Centralized OA Project
• The Next Redalyc: A Community-Based Sustainable Infrastructure for Latin America
• Conclusions

Sergey Parinov et Victoria Antonova

Global Scholarly Collaboration

From Traditional Citation Practice to Direct Communication

• Introduction
• From Citing of Papers to Direct Scholarly Communication
• Parsing of Citation Data from Research Papers
• In-text Citations
• Socionet Tools
• Citation Content Analysis
• Towards a Global Scholarly Collaboration System
• Conclusion

Elisabeth Ernst

The Value of Network Sustainability

Why we Join Research Infrastructures

• Introduction
• Max Weber Foundation
• OPERAS – A Distributed Research Infrastructure
• OPERAS as a Community Network
• Network Sustainability
• Network Sustainability: Practical Implementation
• Understanding Future Needs
• Addressing Future Needs
• Shaping Future Needs
• Obstacles to Network Sustainability
• Conclusion

Angela Okune, Rebecca Hillyer, Leslie Chan et al.

Whose Infrastructure? Towards Inclusive and Collaborative Knowledge Infrastructures in Open Science

• Introduction
• Literature Review
• Knowledge Infrastructure Literature
• Feminism, Open Science and Intersectional Technologies
• Methodology
• Conceptual Framing: An Intersectional Approach to Knowledge Infrastructures
• OCSDNet Case Studies: An Intersectional Approach to Knowledge Infrastructures
• Case Study 1: Knowledge Broker for Disaster Management in the Caribbean
• Case Study 2: Online Virtual Herbarium in Brazil
• Case Study 3: Research Contracts with Indigenous Communities in South Africa
• Concluding Thoughts

Nuno Freire, Pável Calado et Bruno Martins

Availability of Cultural Heritage Structured Metadata in the World Wide Web

• Introduction
• Related work
• The Experimental Setup
• Results
• Conclusion and Future Work

Milena Angelova, Vishnu Manasa Devagiri, Veselka Boeva et al.

An Expertise Recommender System based on Data from an Institutional Repository (DiVA)

• Introduction
• Related Work
• Identifying Experts from Institutional Data Sources
• Profiling of Expertise
• Expertise Similarity
• Expert Finding
• Description of the Prototype System and Results
• Data
• Ontology Description
• Metrics
• Results
• Conclusion and Future Work

Juan Pablo Alperin, John Willinsky, Brian Owen et al.

The Public Knowledge Project

Reflections and Directions After Its First Two Decades

• Introduction
• Our Three Pillars
• Open Source Software
• Research, Education, and Advocacy
• PKP Publishing Services
• A Way Ahead
• Organizational Structure and Governance
• Internal and External Communication
• Sources of support
• Conclusion

Sarita Albagli, Anne Clinio, Henrique Z.M. Parra et al.

Beyond the Dichotomy between Natural and Knowledge Commons

Reflections on the IAD Framework from the Ubatuba Open Science Project

• Introduction
• The IAD Framework and the Commons
• Traditional and New Commons
• Alternative Views
• A “Situated” View from Ubatuba: Possibilities and Limits of the IAD framework
• Concluding Remarks