2017
DOI: 10.1002/he.20224
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Faculty Rights to Scholarly Research

Abstract: This chapter provides a history of the scholarly publishing system, and explains how it has evolved to benefit corporate publishers to the detriment of faculty, universities, and the public. It offers the open access movement as a potential remedy for the publishing crisis, and the policy environment surrounding these new forms of communication.

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