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Wie geht Open Access in Europa? Chancen und Herausforderungen gemeinsam meistern

Authors: Piel, Pattrick; Töpfer, Marlen; Günther, Johanna; Jobmann, Alexandra; Graf, Dorothee; Gebert, Agathe; Błaszczyńska, Marta; +3 Authors

Wie geht Open Access in Europa? Chancen und Herausforderungen gemeinsam meistern

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Das Event wurde gemeinsam mit ENABLE! virtuell auf Deutsch und Englisch als Workshop veranstaltet. Wir haben uns hier zu zentralen Fragen der Open-Access-Transformation und der offenen wissenschaftlichen Kommunikation im europäischen Kontext ausgetauscht und dabei insbesondere über die Bedarfe der Community diskutiert. Fragen, die dabei berührt wurden: • Wie stark ist der Open-Access-Gedanke bereits in der Forschungsgemeinschaft verankert? • Wie wird die Open-Access-Transformation europaweit in den verschiedenen Forschungsdisziplinen gestaltet? • Wie wirkt sich die Open-Access-Transformation auf die Bedarfe der Community aus? • Welche Akteure werden dabei einbezogen und dienen diese als Multiplikatoren oder sind sie eigenständige Handlungsträger? • Was wird benötigt, um die Transformation voranzutreiben? Inhalt: S. 1 - 29: OPERAS-GER und ENABLE! - Open Access und offene Wissenschaftskommunikation in den Sozial- und Geisteswissenschaften europaweit und national Pattrick Piel und Marlen Töpfer (Max Weber Stiftung/OPERAS-GER); Alexandra Jobmann (HafenCity Universität Hamburg/ENABLE!) S. 30 - 49: Towards Open Scholarly Communication in Europe Marta Błaszczyńska (IBL PAN = Institute of Literary Studies of the Polish Academy of Sciences) S. 50 - 98: Understanding the European Landscape with the help of National Nodes - exchanging ideas Enrico Pasini OPERAS-IT, Tom Mosterd OPERAS-NL, Marta Błaszczyńska OPERAS-PL, Lorena Caliman OPERAS-PT, Aleš Pogačnik OPERAS-SLO S. 99 - 101: Lessons learned --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The event has been held virtually together with ENABLE! in German and English as a workshop. We wanted to exchange views on central questions of the open-access-transformation and open scholarly communication in the European context, and in particular discuss the needs of the German community. Topics the discussion was including were: • To what extent is the Open Access idea already established in the research community? • How will the open-access-transformation be shaped across Europe in the various research disciplines? • How is the transformation impacting community needs? • Which actors will take part and serve as multipliers or are they independent agents? • What is needed to drive the transformation forward? Content: p. 1 - 29: OPERAS-GER und ENABLE! - Open Access und offene Wissenschaftskommunikation in den Sozial- und Geisteswissenschaften europaweit und national Pattrick Piel und Marlen Töpfer (Max Weber Stiftung/OPERAS-GER); Alexandra Jobmann (HafenCity Universität Hamburg/ENABLE!) p. 30 - 49: Towards Open Scholarly Communication in Europe Marta Błaszczyńska (IBL PAN = Institute of Literary Studies of the Polish Academy of Sciences) p. 50 - 98: Understanding the European Landscape with the help of National Nodes - exchanging ideas Enrico Pasini OPERAS-IT, Tom Mosterd OPERAS-NL, Marta Błaszczyńska OPERAS-PL, Lorena Caliman OPERAS-PT, Aleš Pogačnik OPERAS-SLO p. 99 - 101: Lessons learned

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National Node, Open Access, Opportunities, OPERAS, Challenges

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