02345cam a22003258i 450000100090000000300060000900500170001500800410003201000150007302000290008804000200011704100080013705000260014510000290017124501670020024600410036726400480040830000460045633600260050233700280052833800270055650400510058350504560063452007450109065000270183565000390186270000330190170000510193471000340198522826647PUCPR20250618142149.0221012s2023    ilu      b    001 0 eng    a2022045249  a9780838939543qpaperback  aPUCPRbengcrda  heng00aZ 286 .O63b.B78 2023  aBrunsting, Kareneauthor10aOpen access literature in libraries :bprinciples and practices /cKaren Brunsting, Caitlin Harrington, and Rachel E. Scott in collaboration with Core Publishing.  aOpen access literature in libraries. 1aChicago, Illinois :bALA Editions,c©2023.  axxvi, 118 pages :billustrations ;c23 cm  atextbtxt2rdacontent  aunmediatedbn2rdamedia  avolumebnc2rdacarrier  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.0 aPreface: Why We Could Not Write a Book on Open Access Policies -- Introduction: Open Access in Library Collections -- 1.  Collection Development Policies and Open Access -- 2. Open Access and Library Collections: Current Practices -- 3. Open Access Principles -- 4. Open Access Practices -- 5. Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Open Access Publishing -- 6. Responding with Agility to Open Access Change -- Conclusion: Let This End Be Your Beginning.  a"This book highlights the considerable changes and developments that have occurred in the OA landscape as it has grown in size, scope, familiarity, and adoption. By contextualizing the history and current OA work in libraries we can better craft principles and practices that accommodate the dynamic nature of OA in the future. This book provides librarians with tools to adapt current guidelines and workflows or create new ones that are suited to the needs of their libraries. With a focus on the development of OA collections and platforms within academic libraries, the authors aim to explore in depth many of the practical considerations that will empower readers to write and revise their libraries' approaches to OA." -- Introduction 0aOpen access publishing 0aCollection development (Libraries)  aHarrington, Caitlineauthor.  aScott, Rachel E.q(Rachel Elizabeth),eauthor.  aCore PublishingeOrganization