Open Access week is here, and one of the major events taking place is the important Berlin 9 conference, to be held this year in Washington DC. See http://www.berlin9.org/program/index.shtml for the programme.
Of particular interest is a pre-conference workshop on OA policy on the afternoon of Tuesday 8 November, from 2-4 pm.
The purpose of the session is to describe the different policy approaches that have been taken and how effectively they can be made to work in practice.
There are four speakers, as below, and the session has been organised by the OA expert, Alma Swan of Key Perspectives Ltd.:
1. Welcome and introduction (10 minutes): Alma Swan
2. Mandatory policy with rights retention [Harvard, Kansas SU]: Stuart Shieber, Jeff Vitter]
3. Mandatory policy without rights retention (but inked to assessment processes [Liege]: Bernard Rentier
4. Mandatory policy with intense library advocacy [Glasgow]: William Nixon
5. Q and A / discussion
The purpose of the session is to describe the different policy approaches that have been taken and how effectively they can be made to work in practice.
There are four speakers, as below, and the session has been organised by the OA expert, Alma Swan of Key Perspectives Ltd.:
1. Welcome and introduction (10 minutes): Alma Swan
2. Mandatory policy with rights retention [Harvard, Kansas SU]: Stuart Shieber, Jeff Vitter]
3. Mandatory policy without rights retention (but inked to assessment processes [Liege]: Bernard Rentier
4. Mandatory policy with intense library advocacy [Glasgow]: William Nixon
5. Q and A / discussion
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