Open Access Monographs : Further resources

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Open access monograph publishing toolkit

OAPEN: OA Books Toolkit

Open Access Books Network

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Open access directories

DOAB – Directory of Open Access Books

OAPEN – Online library and publications platform

Open Book Collective

Open Access Scholarly Publishing Association (OASPA)

Radical Open Access Collective

OpenEdition

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Benefits of open access monographs

University of Michigan Press (2023). ‘Visualizing the Impact of the University of Michigan Press Fund to Mission Initiative’

UKSG (2021): ‘More readers in more places: the benefits of open access for scholarly books’

Springer Nature Whitepaper (2017): ‘The OA effect: How does open access affect the usage of scholarly books?’

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Open access monograph case studies

OAPEN: Author success stories

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Open access publishing in the arts, humanities and social sciences

Eve, Martin (2014). 'Open Access and the Humanities: Contexts, Controversies and the Future'

Kember, Sarah (2019). 'Critical Issues in Open Access and Scholarly Communications'

OAPEN-UK (2015): ‘Guide to open access monograph publishing for arts, humanities and social science researchers’

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Open access monograph publishing and licensing

OAPEN-UK (2013): ‘Guide to Creative Commons for Humanities and Social Science Monograph Authors’

Jisc (2023): 'Publishing under the UKRI open access policy: copyright and Creative Commons licences'

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Open access monographs and third party permissions

UKRI (2023): 'Managing third-party copyright for research publications'

OAPEN: Third-party permissions

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Open access monograph infrastructure

COPIM (Community-led Open Publication Infrastructures for Monographs)

Towards an Open Monograph Ecosystem (TOME)

The Sustainable History Monograph Pilot

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Open access publishing landscape

Universities UK (2018): 'Open Access Monographs'

COPIM (2020). 'Revenue Models for Open Access Monographs'

Crossick, Geoffrey (2019). 'The 2015 Report to HEFCE on monographs and open access: reflections four years on'

Snijder, Ronald (2019). 'The deliverance of open access books: Examining usage and dissemination'