Choosing Open Access Publishing: The Key Issues
15 September, 12:00pm CEST
Open Science webinar, hosted by Sciences Po
What is Open Access Book Publishing? What does Open Science imply in the current publishing landscape? Which factors should junior researchers consider when choosing to publish open access?
These are the questions that will be addressed at this webinar. Researchers from CIVICA institutions and beyond are invited to join the conversation. The event features in the current work and future plans for Open Science on the Horizon 2020 funded CIVICA Research project.
The event is targeted at (post)doctoral researchers from the CIVICA alliance, but it is open to everyone.
Speakers
- Patrick Dunleavy
- Frances Pinter
Patrick Dunleavy is Editor-in-Chief for LSE Press, shaping the strategic direction of LSE Press and the detailed development of its open access publishing portfolio. He had been Professor of Political Science and Public Policy in the Department of Government at LSE since 1989, retiring in 2020. Patrick is working with CIVICA Research on developing an open social science handbook for Europe.
Patrick was educated at Corpus Christi College and Nuffield College, Oxford. He is as well a founding Fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences and a Fellow of the British Academy.
Frances Pinter is the Executive Chair of the Advisory Board at CEU Press, launching a new open access initiative called Opening the Future.
Contact information
To learn more about the CIVICA Research Open Science webinars, please contact Aminah Nassiff.
Notice: Video & audio will be recorded during the entire event and made available, partly or in full, on the channels of CIVICA, its member institutions, and partners. By joining the event, you automatically consent to the recording. If you do not consent to being recorded, please discuss your concerns with the event's host.
This event is organised in the framework of CIVICA Research, a project of CIVICA - The European University of Social Sciences. CIVICA brings together eight leading European higher education institutions in the social sciences to mobilise and share knowledge as a public good and to facilitate civic responsibility in Europe and beyond. CIVICA Research is funded by the EU's research and innovation programme Horizon 2020, under the chapter “Science with and for Society.”
