[IP-OA_Forum] The future of open access books - new white paper

[Christina Emery <Christina.Emery@springernature.com>]

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Dear IPOA subscribers,

Springer Nature has just published a new white paper "The future of open access books: Findings from a global survey of academic book authors."

Summary:
A global Springer Nature survey of more than 2,500 academic book authors provides in-depth insights into attitudes towards open access. This survey looked at researchers' motivations for publishing a book, and analyses the parameters and key drivers which influence academics to publish OA or not. The white paper also identifies the major obstacles to OA publication which book authors still face: from a lack of awareness of OA publishing options and low funding, to concerns about how OA books are perceived.

The white paper, survey questions, raw data and infographic summary can all be downloaded free of charge:
https://www.springernature.com/futureofoabooks

Press release:
https://group.springernature.com/gp/group/media/press-releases/future-of-the-scholarly-book-is-open-access/16812330

Best regards,

Christina Emery
Open Access Books Marketing Manager
Open Research, Springer Nature

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